Chase & Sanborn's Coffee Appreciation Card
A note to patrons thanks them for past business and expresses hope they will select Chase and Sanborn's products in the future. The message emphasizes satisfaction in choosing their coffee offerings.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
8
A note to patrons thanks them for past business and expresses hope they will select Chase and Sanborn's products in the future. The message emphasizes satisfaction in choosing their coffee offerings.
The Kansas City to Excelsior Springs Railway Company with capital stock of 8500,000 is chartered to build a 30 mile line from Kansas City to Excelsior Springs. Promoters include W. J Thurman, McKievey, Tex, A. F harles D. Pratt, Eugene Glaccard of Plttsy kuil and horns of ws Ricky to sheep were found in Idaho.
A promotional offer from the Kansas City Journal invites boys and girls to recruit new subscribers. Each boy must secure ten new subscribers at 26 cents yearly to earn a "Pride" nickel plated watch. each girl must recruit ten to earn a "Lady Juliet" gold finished watch. The offer runs to July 1st, 1906, with full payment required by post office money order and a single combined list of names and addresses.
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as pure and best for sores burns boils and piles. It claims the genuine product is sold at Deatsishaw and Young’s drug store.
An OCR fragment advertises Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy with Crenshaw and Young selling the product. It claims a price of 0 cents and urges buyers to try it, noting a curing guarantee if it fails.
Part of the Lafayette County circuit court decree orders a sheriff sale of parcels in Lexington and surrounding lands. The notice lists multiple owners and properties including the east half of the southeast quarter of section 36 and the west half of the southwest quarter of section 31, with detailed metes and bounds and a July 1906 date. The sale will be held at the courthouse in Lexington by Sheriff Chas. F. Kinkead Jr. on a Saturday at public auction.
Public auction scheduled by Lafayette County Missouri on August 1 at the courthouse in Lexington. The sale includes sixteen miners houses and mining equipment with coal rights, spanning a described tract in section 4, township 51, range 27, and associated mine properties listed in a 19th century deed chain. Names include James K. Moorehead plaintiff and Otho M. Gattis defendant, with related legal and recording references. The sale occurs between 1:00 and 2:00 pm under court authority for the execution issued by the Circus Court of Jackson County.
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