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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1906

Page

3

Local briefs of social visits and travel across Kansas City region

A string of short notes records visits and travels of residents and relatives. Names include Mrs Laura Page, M O Craven, Dr J H Tucker, Otto Stallag, E O Hall, J G Russell, Gratz, Borris, Carrie Nagel, S H Graves, Sam Palmer, Rosa Roos, Mrs Budieve Moas, Alexander Graves, Mayme Johnson, ard Richardson, Susie and Lena Alfred, Rev R Habo, Casper Gruber, Bert Graber, Lt Neale family, Miss Della Brinkman, Mrs R E Smith, Mrs Mary Boston, J B Young, Hubert Bates, J A Rich, Prof Alfred P Warren, JC McGrew Jr, H J Groves, Henry Stoaner, D P Groves, Gordon, Laura Thornton, Courtney Hamlin, and others. Many visits are to relatives in Leavenworth, Ottawa, Excelsior Springs, Denver, Fort Scott, Higginsville, St Louis, Atchison, and Bonville, with some trips to Kansas City, El Paso, San Antonio, Sedalia, and Texas land prospects.

Carrie Nagel S. H.raves Higuinsville Oak Sam Palmer Denver Colorado Rosa Roos Fort Scott Kansas Irs Budieve Moas Doula J W. Lyanor Alexander Graves San Antonio Texas Mayme Johnson Ard Richardson Mar Sue Spears Isses Susie Lena Alfred Rich

Local Social Notes and Cultural Tidbits From Kansas Town

Mrs A B Foster and daughter Rubb return from Higginsville. Several residents travel to Denver, Oklahoma and Kansas City for visits, Elks reunion, and family gatherings. The building beside the post office prepares for a Stier Clothing Co store opening Sept 1. Dr H E Silverstone and family return from a long auto trip. A book ad and Kipling short story excerpt accompany local society items and notices.

A. B. Foster Rubb Higginsville A. R Hower Denver Udlo Lexington Lodge B. P.O E the Elks Robert Nicholson Jobo BE. Canham William Nicholson Kansas City E F Nicholson Stier Clothing Company

Report of Lexington Public Grade School Enrollment and Finances

The secretary of the board to the state superintendent presents figures for Lexington Public Grade School. It covers superintendent or principal C. A. Phillips, enumerations by race and sex, enrollment by group totals, attendance, grade completions, high school data, teacher certifications and salaries, buildings and rooms, property values, levy, receipts and expenditures, and end-of-year cash balances. Document ends with certification dated July 1, 1906, and a note on school holidays counting as days.

Sli Cty Agenst

Twenty year battle ends with Bucklen Arnica Salve cure

A Virginia reader reports chronic piles and ulcers healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after a long illness. The item notes a local druggist and adds marketing statements for Kodol for Dyspepsia. Separate notices mention Mrs Vanderpool’s insured loss of 1800 on furniture and hotel fire damage to Commercial Hotel and Weber store, with Baptist church also damaged.

Farmville Crecehow & Young Draggist Vanderpool Weber Store Baptist Church

Great Water on Mount Blanc Used for Quarrying Ice

An intact ice trust expands operations on Mount Blanc at about 4000 feet. Ice is blown out in large blocks by dynamite, cut to regular sizes, and hauled down slopes on a narrow gauge railway for uses beyond guiding tourists and mountaineering.

Mount Blanc Ite Trust

Ball bearing lawn mowers at W Hews Franklin Ave

Local ad lists ball bearing lawn mowers for sale at W Hews shop on Franklin Avenue. items include durable models suited for home use and garden work amid seasonal discounts.

Franklin Ave

Resolution of the Lafayette County Medical Society

The Lafayette County Medical Society mourns Dr. David H. Bradley of Mayview who died July 18, 1906. He is praised as an upright physician whose life served suffering humanity, and the society offers condolences to his family while requesting copies of the resolution be shared with the family and county papers.

Dickens’ Childe Old England Kipling McClure Robin Goodfellow Parnesius England Halo St. Bartholomew's Weald Kent Sebastian Cabot Hingland Rye Romney Marsh Rother River Sebastian Cabott Sebastian St. Bartholomew's Church Andrew Barton Mr. Kipling Lafayette County Medival Society David H. Bradley Mayview Lafayette County Medical Society David Bradies Leavid Bradley W A. Bragceiam Fruik McGinsis Bo, Oanrenr

Humorist Op and Rustic Tale From Kentucky Hills

Two travelers in Kentucky meet a lean man at a cabin in a hill county. The exchange shows rustic manners and local color as they speak in half friendly, half puzzled tones. Also notes on nature powered light and a London fad praising fresh air for infants.

Kentucky London Anya Chelsea

Helping Him Edward You Look Sweet In That Hat

A Cleveland Leader dialogue snippet shows Angelina boasting several hats and teasing Edward as he compliments her. She counters that she has three or four more becoming and offers to show them.

Edward Angelina Cleveland

Sign of Storm Rumor Sparks Home Skying Hint

A wife rattling dishes during supper signals to readers that activity will occur when her husband returns home. The comment frames household signals as a omen of forthcoming events.

Kodol Digestive Aid Advertises Breath Remedy

An advertisement extols Kodol for dyspepsia as a digestion aid that sweetens breath and relieves sour stomach and heart palpitations. It invites readers to buy from Crenshaw & Young and to request a free illustrated summer book from Jas C. Boxp in Wisconsin.

Crenshaw & Young Akias Tim Waoresha Waupaca Aifield Wigonsa Costa Jas C. Boxp G. PF. A Wisconsin Central Ry Milewsukee Wis Mayimdé

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Laura Page M. 0 Craven Excelsior Springs J BH Tucker el Paso Otto Stallag Concordia Hall Ottawa Relayea J. G. Russell James Henry Kanity Is Gratz Springs Borris Warry J B Young Hubert Bates Deaver, Cole Els Tadge John A. Rich Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Ss. Joseph Carl W. A. Easterbrook John S. Elliott Bonnville Ryland Tod Hunter Alfred P Warren North Missouri Central College JC McGrew, Jr Sedalis W. E. Bard H. J. Grows D. P Groves Henry Stoaner Gordon Buylow Land Laura Thornton Giurtney Hamlin Scott Serge Ont Gee Ayer Avera Fannie Duling Sarah Russell Agnes Wilson Cushing Oklahoma Donnell G P. Warren Hillsburrough Frank Stewart Aullville W W. Easter Ambrose Ruth Whitsett James Drummond Robert Bush Warrensburg State Normal School T. B. Fredendall Miss Besle Powoos Os Lforoia GW. Wredendall Washington Rev. T. Cobb J MM. Poage Nevada M Owens H. B. Silverstone Brunswick Julio R Taylor Utah B B. Beicey Chattanooga Tenn R B. Bricey Kangua City Commercial Havel W. Williams Daily Advertiser Belp Lem B. Parker New Grand Lea H. E. Silveratno Pear Birdie St. Louis Indianapolis Ft. Wayne Netroft Silverstone Crook DeWitte DeWitt Lexington Public Graded School Prin Cipal, C. A. Phillips T. J Banyon Mexico The the Wildsq Jimmie Willie Jones Lowes Mk, & T. Land Bureau Mikeguri Karans d& Texas R'y Marke Schoulis Southweas Air and Gas Indian Territory Southwest Formilla Kinitn Business Jhanves Itatrec Addronis Sara George Morton Iharat Pansanger and Thekel ST. Louis, MO U. S Samuel Bear & Son Lexington Arkansas Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Florida Kansas, Oklahoma James Donohue Stant Genera Passer Agenk Kansas City, Mo
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