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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1905

Page

3

Local briefs from Dover and nearby towns

A roundup of short items details Miss Lee Meng visiting relatives in Navida Ur, L. Hite of Dover attended Monday night E G Goomis left for St Louis on business Monday night Birth in the city a girl to Dr J J Greer wife Mus Cravens left for Excelsior Springs several locals visiting relatives Major E A Hickman and wife visited Independence Mrs Elmira Meng visiting daughter Mrs Henry Rinehart Miss Clarice Weyand visited Otterville Claude Price and family from Kansas City visited relatives J W McLain Missouri Pacific agent to Lexington on business Jos Graddy visiting relatives in Carthage Mrs Sarah B H Graves visiting Independence and Nevada Miss Jean Farley Sedalia visiting grandparents George Fatchingon Miss Tillie Winters Independence visiting Bour family Mrs J T Warren visiting Miggiesville James M Winn near Dover lost barn in fire J Milton Drummond Odessa leaves for St Louis for Toland Type Co Miss Etta Halakel Kangas City visiting relatives with Miss Bertha Walk Lexington Turners remodeling hall Martha Robert and Huston Yeager Kansas City visiting grandparents Walter Waddell hosted visitors O KR Thomas Independence and A H C Stanoard Emporia and J W Roose Tinglewood guests Died cholera infantum a child of Mr and Mrs John Howard Burial Monday Wanted salesmen for lubricants paints and greases High grade oils Commission basis Miss Cecil Lyons Lexington College recital scholar from St Louis now in city Notes on local music student Miss Lyons a former Lexington College pupil.

KR. L. Hite Dover Thore E.G. Goomis St. Louis J. J. Greer Mus Cravens Excelsior Springs Miss Grave Kimby Kansas City J. ©. Kelly E. A. Hickman Independence David Thornton Muskogee Mary Ethe Slusher Malta Bend J. M. Lowe G. Tt. Alexander Guy Thompson St Louis Shelley Holwards Shouse Todge Fancie Keene St Louie Tome Claude Marquis Sasessor Lena Alford J.W. McLain Missouri Pacific Railway Lexington Graddy Wranklin Carthage J. Milton Drummond Odessa Odessa Ledger Toland Type Company Etta Halakel Kangag City Bertha Walk Lexington Turners Martha Robert Huston Yeager J. Huston J. W. Roose Tinglewood Walter B. Waddell Third Street Walter John Howard Federal

Indigestion Linked to Heart Trouble Says Diet Claim

A dated health note claims most heart disease stems from indigestion. It explains digestion faults cause stomach swelling that pressures the heart. A testimonial from D Ranhie of Pern Ore cites relief after four months on Kodol Digestive Cure, promising digestion and heart relief. Sold by Crenshaw & Young Drugists.

D. Ranhie Pern E. C. Dewitt Aco Chicagg Crenshaw & Young

Missouri Pacific offers low round trip to Denver Springs Pueblo

Denver Colorado August 14 to 24 1906 the Missouri Pacific Railway Company will sell round trip tickets to Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo at a low rate of 16 90 Tickets on sale August 12 and valid returning until September 25 A special sleeping car is expected to be provided for members of the order and friends from Lexington and parties seeking reservations contact Julius Winkler or Ernest Fegert secretaries at 458 Loomis Ticket Agent

Denver Colorado Migsouri Pacific Railway Company Colorado Springs Pueblo Lexington Julius Winkler Ernest Fegert Loomis

Church Services and Local Basketball Game Schedule

The notice lists July church services led by Rev. R. B. Briney and others at Riverside Park Kansas City Kansas with dates July 23 20 27 and August 13 20. A basketball game Eagles versus Lexington Merchants is noted from a prior rain halted match ending 0 to 6, called at 6:30 with 60 cent admission and free for ladies.

Presbyterian R. B. Briney Bi. C. Gordon J. C. Myers Methodist M. Riggs R.C. Gordon Riverside Park Kansas City Kas Eagles Lexiegton Merchants

Lafayette county farmland sales message with listings

Fragmentary ad promoting sale of farms and city residences in Lafayette county. Mentions contact options Grace Bros, K. B. Taneee, W. V. Curtis, and D Stallings with several phone numbers to reach sellers.

Lafayette County Farms

Allen's Lung Balsam Ad Ends Opium Claims

Absolute safety is urged for Allen's Lung Balsam with no opium in any form. The ad asserts it is safe for coughs including croup and deep-seated coughs and urges readers to try it to be convinced.

Allen

The Beef Trust Grand Jury Impact on Cattle Prices

Charles Edward Russell notes in Everybody's Magazine how a March Grand Jury probe into the Beef Trust followed by the injunctions influenced cattle prices. Despite large March receipts, prices for medium grade cattle rose substantially after the investigation announcement, with gains of about one dollar and fifty cents per hundredweight.

Charles Edward Russell Beef Trust Chisazo Oldedt Observera Grand Jury

Sentence Sermons from Henry BY Cope to the Chicago Tribune

Modesty marks wight and impulses become inspiration. Faith builds no fences between us and our fellows. Envying another's cake spoils our own cookies. Those who intend to be good tomorrow often die today. Life sings when one harmonizes with the infinite. God waits for somewhere on every path of pain. The fragrance of a life depends on its love fullness. The best friend imparts warmth, not merely cash.

Henry BY Cope The Chicago Tribune

Don't Be Hypnotised By Substitutes For Favorite Prescription

Public notice condemns substitutes for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as unsafe and alcoholic free. It urges readers to seek the genuine tonic, promising health restoration for women and warning against dealer profits over welfare. Letters offer free professional advice and promotion of the original remedy.

Pierce Plerea Madaera Eanne Jd Neeripa

What is Wrong With College Sport Concluding The College Athlete

Henry Beach Needham reveals trickery and dishonesty fueled by commercialism in undergraduate sports in The July McClares. He details how both baseball and football face corrupt pressures. players can be paid indirectly, and convictions are easier against bribe givers than recipients. The narrative, though damning, remains hopeful, blaming a win driven spirit rather than individuals.

McClares Henry Beach Needham Mr. Needham Needhan Bis

Nature Odds and Ends From Our Animal World

A collage of zoological curiosities notes mice dislike peppermint, sloths llamas and patrols rarely drink, swallows winter to Sierra Leone, and ospreys rise with crests. The raft spider travels by leaf-raft, camels deter horses in moving menageries, oysters sense tides, island insects lose wing function, and a joke ad promotes BARLY RISERS pills for digestion and energy.

Britain Sierra Leone Natal

Farmers of America Produce Vast Wealth, Taxable Output

Farmers of America generated nearly 5 billion dollars in income from agricultural sources last year. The value of farm products exceeded the nation’s debt and equaled the capital stock of all national banks, underscoring the sector’s vast wealth.

America

Local Dr. Perrie Seeks Inventory in Mayvwn

A Mayvwn based Dr Perrie announces a stock check of medicines for the month of May. The notice lists no further details about quantities or procedures.

Perrie

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Ayer J. Keown Sarsaparilla Lee Meng Navida Mrs. Elmira Meng Mra Henry Rinehart Jo Dover Clarice Weyand Otterville Claude Price Robert Sims Tueday Morning Arkansas Sarah BH. Graves Nevada Jean Farley Sedalia Geo. Fatchingon Franklin Avenue F. M. VanArsdale Berry Hughes John Ferguson Stockhmen Kay County Mena Wahlbroel Som Ired Kmobiman Chillicothe F. W. Jackman Lourie Higglesville James Conners Jefferson City Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Programme of Union Service Base Land and Monty Grave Bros K. B. Taneee W. V. Curtis Ves. Cogn Medicin Smith Treavon Alraaip Bea Louis J. Kruger Germany Helland Salt Luxe City Ballara Draggiata Sil Agaio Barly Arendaan & Young's California Pacific Coast Union Pacific H. G Kaill, A. G. P. A Walnut Street Misssari Nevyv Missouri Pacific By. Co.'s River Division Myrick Station A. S. Loomis H. C. Townsend G. P. and T. A Chicago & Alton B’y L. A. Vermillion Higginsville A. W.sandring Ee. B. Vaughan
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