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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
4
The Lexington Intelligencer weekly publication details editor A W Allen and notice contact information appears. It mentions communication to the editor at the Lexington office and a postal address, indicating a historical notice for reader correspondence.
Charges were raised on the House floor that the dental exams for admission to Weal comt and Annapolis are severe beyond reason and that phvsion exams are dynastic and absurd. Critics claim appointments to academy exams are political, not competitive, and seek to force influence upon the academies. Braits and Lrawco supported the two essentials.
A fragmented OCR item references a sum of S000,000 and a tech figure, but the text is garbled. The readable elements imply a fictional or hypothetical scenario about what someone would have received, with no verifiable names, dates, or concrete actions.
The fragment quotes Vice President Thong oR Marshall criticizing lawmakers and recalling an assessment by which they would gain leverage. The remark suggests a claim that lawmakers would offer a concession, with emphasis on memory and political timing.
The note links Mr Bryan and Misenda Tarbel as sharing similar aims when addressing currency topics. Both figures are referenced in relation to their influential writings on financial matters and Wall Street.
Hon John T Dierker circulates an address he planned to present at the attorney generals convention in South Carolina It is in erental form twenty pages long and questions whether the state is paying the bill The subject was the Taxance Question in Missouri The piece shows the taxpayer wants to know if public funds are being used for the expenses
The piece reflects on Gettysburg as a symbol of sublime courage and public duty. It contrasts grand national costs with debates over tariffs and wealth, recalling Sherman and Johnston to argue that true sacrifice lies beyond material questions and into shared resolve. It calls Americans to rediscover selflessness and courage in public life.
The passage laments forgetfulness and ponders spiritual life amid memories of Vicksburg and Gettysburg. It references Picketts Charge, the Second Minnesota, and shrine losses, asking what future crusade will arise and how the blood of heroes will consecrate it, noting revelations from Gettysburg and Titanic.
Harry Barron who had been staying in Long Beach California returned home Saturday. Huge Lord of Independence spent Sunday here with home Fulks. Miss Anna Phetzing who had been visiting in St Louis returned home Sunday evening.
In this brief notice authorities call for youths to serve in designated Missouri towns including Stapel and Port Ma. The appeal seeks help enforcing fire and justice related duties in specified locales.
For sale a Bulft Rock cock ah plane 463 listed with VRS and WIN AINSWORTH as contact or listing party.
The St Louis Times argues the country remains in a sound condition despite pessimistic views. It notes railroads reporting growth across eleven of twelve major systems, except National Railways of Mexico, suggesting fears are unfounded and the economy shows resilience.
A Richmond letter from Judge Rial Cresson praises Doan's Kidney Pills, urging readers to seek the same kidney relief. The ad notes 50 cent price and Buffalo as sole US agents Foster Milburn Co. Several locals travel or visit nearby towns, with names like Carrie Barnett, Carrie Glasscock, Ernest Gruber, William Stonestreet, and Miss Nagel among others.
Advertisement notes 12% cents per dozen for Revs at 12 hundredths of a dollar per dozen, mentions price 1216 cents for twelve and a product Anty Pig Rest to keep horses free from flies during summer, sold by TH Gelver.
Notice lists daily opening at six oclock for Model Hardware located at 10th and Main with phone orders. It notes several local residents returning from trips or traveling for business, including McGraw fodivan Edward, Butler Williamson, Albert Hood, J J Greer and son Jus, RK Groves, Emma Reeder and daughter J G Campbell, Elizabeth Ashurst, Virginia Aull, and Dot Walker visiting Kansas City and Asher Oklahoma.
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