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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1905

Page

3

Charge on Anderson house and the river of fire and blood

The narrator recalls the brutal assault on the Anderson house as defenders shell and fire cut down attackers. Surrounded by smoke and gunfire the line holds and surrender signals the foe’s collapse. Years later the site becomes a center of art and learning, transforming from military ruin to a beacon of culture and progress. The vision praises a future where the institution grows into a prestigious woman’s college symbolizing renewal after war.

Anderson House Vassar Bryn Mawr Smith and Wellesley

Big Coal Deal Expands Western Mining near Lexington

Western Coal Mining Company closes major acquisition totaling about twelve hundred acres of coal land adjoining their property. Sellers include Stier and Taubman and several named individuals. Taubman Estate and Mrs. Anople H. Eggleston also listed. Project includes immediate railroad extension and shaft sinking on the Trail property. Also ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praising rapid relief and broad use in hospitals and practice, sold by Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store.

Western Coal Mining Company Stier & Taubman Geo. L. Trail James Dunlap Joel Ewing Frack Bowers Ed Hulver Dan Sherman Taubman Anople H. Eggleston Lexington and Vicinity Trail Place Crenshaw & Young

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Acropolis of Lexington: the Central Female College’s stately hilltop view

A nostalgic reminiscence extols Lexington’s beauty and the Central Female College perched on a hilltop. The river, landscape, and future wealth are celebrated, praising the college’s grounds as ideal for educating daughters under guardianship amid a setting of culture, age, and grandeur.

Lexington Athens Greece Aphrodites Dinons Jerusalem Eye of David Masonic College Acropolis Missouri Gulf Grout College Ite Leeington Nia College Iia Battin Wongi

Texas Wonder Clinic Endorsement Letter

A letter from Gilbert Cowden of St Louis to E W Hall of Texas Wonder claims ten years of kidney and rheumatic problems resolved after one bottle. The note appears in the Columbus Missouri newspaper dated September 7, 1902, praising the remedy’s effects.

Columbis

Texas Wonder Cure Ad for Kidney Bladder Relief

One small bottle of the Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles removes gravel and cures diabetes. It claims to treat seminal emissions weak backs rheumatism and other kidney bladder ills in men and women and bladder troubles in children. One bottle equals two months treatment and is sold by all druggists with mail delivery on receipt.

Hall Thedford Wright Mack

Notice to Bridge Subscribers on Renewal Offer

Subscription blanks mailed to former bridge bonus subscribers with addressed return envelopes for Gustav Haerle. Haerle to approve in writing then hand to treasurer E M Taubman as trustee. Higgineville Milling bought first load of new wheat at $100 per buster, grading number two and weighing 60 pounds, with 4634 baskets in the lead sod sold by Albert Showengerdi.

Gustav Haerle Haerle E. M. Taubman Higgineville Milling Company Buster Albert Showengerdi

Do It Today Advice Framed By Fragmentary Text

An obscure snippet urges immediate action with phrases like Do it to-day and Do it today. The garbled passage mentions ten months earlier a leak, an injunction, and a cough remedy attributed to Dr Boschee, but the context is unclear and the prose is highly fragmented.

Boschee

Real Estate Transfers From June 1905 Weekly List

Listings show transfers dated Tuesday to Friday June 20-23 1905 in Higginsville Concordia Lexington and surrounding areas. Names include Central Law and Loan Assoc James Daovall Marie Uphaus August Gruebbel Napoleon Bank Oscar Andreen Susan Dusky Wom B Lost Neander Y Ewing Sarah Davidson Richard Wedge Omar Hook D Kite Hieropimous Jobs Pruce Waverly Coal Mining Co Maggie Ferries Jessie Hitt Daniel Stermats Edward Bilver Leslie Consty and others with sums ranging from 50 to 210000 and various parcels of acres and lots in Lexington Higginsville Concordia and nearby locales.

Central Law & Loan Ass'n James B. Daovall Higginsville Marie Katie Uphaus August Gruebbel Concordia Charles Corder Et al Napoleon Bank Clarence L Renney Oscar Andreen Lexington

Medication misprint highlights early 20th century cures

Fragmented OCR notes describe Ballard's Liniment for throat and larynx pain, with external use and dosing guidance. The text references a drug firm, local distributors, and a shipment cost per bushel, alongside unclear farm ownership and grading numbers.

Vacation Returns From Alabama and Holy Land Visit

President and Mrs EK W White of Lexington Ladies College return home after a monthlong trip to Mobile Lebanon Louisville and Cave City Kentucky Associate President R N Cook and wife expected back Tuesday The active summer campaign for the school begins and notes a reward offer for catarrh cures by Hall’s Catarrh Cure and other remedies from Toledo druggists with testimonials and price details Include mentions of Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills and the 7-8m1 date line.

EK. W White Lexington Ladies College Alabama Holy Land Kentucky Mobile Lebanon Louisville Cave City R. N. Cook

Usual Dividend Declared by Traders Bank Board

At the bank’s regular directors meeting on Saturday July 1, the usual 4 percent semi annual dividend was declared. One thousand dollars was allocated to permanent surplus and another thousand to undivided profits. Six thousand three hundred seventy seven point seventy five dollars of net earnings for the first half of the year were left to interest and exchange.

Traders Bank

Herbine Treatment Promises Cure for Indigestion

Listing a broad range of ailments from indigestion to liver torpidity and nervous symptoms, the ad touts the Herbine treatment as a universal cure for widespread ailments. Sold by Cren shaw & Young, Druggists, 78m.

Crenshaw & Young Draggists

Frank Hottman Sentenced to Hang for Myers Murd er

Frank Hottman was found guilty of murdering Clarence Myers at the May term of the Criminal Court of Kansas City. Judge Wofford sentenced him to be hanged August 1, with a stay until October 1 to file a bill of exceptions, and execution stayed pending Supreme Court review.

Frank Hottman Clarence Myers Criminal Court of Kansas City Wofford Unix Supreme Court

One Minute Cough Cure Promoted by Local Store

A historic ad touts One Minute Cough Cure with claims it is harmless and preferred by mothers. It asserts quick relief for croup and whooping cough when other remedies fail, and notes Crenshaw and Young’s Drug Store as the seller.

Crenshaw & Young,s. Drog

It Was a The Game On a Muddy Diamond

On a muddy diamond the Merchants of this city and the Eagles of Kansas City played 0 to 0. The game was called at the end of the inning amid rain. Pigerald and Shinn aided the home team with strong pitching and fielding efforts.

Merchants Eagles Kansas City Kas Sten Oceon Rale Pigerald Shinn Bowery

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