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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1909

Page

2

France learns forestry to save rivers and timber

John L. Mathews reports in August Everybody's that France after devastating floods, due to denuded Plateaus and mountain slopes, has launched a vast forestry drive. Three million acres public and fifteen million private woods remain. sixteen million barren acres await reclamation by planting trees. The aim is river and mountain protection plus a domestic timber supply with rapid cash returns. The piece notes dams, reforestation, and economic gains driving the effort.

France Loire Pyrenees Garonne Savoy Rhone Mediterranean John L. Mathews

Real Estate Transfers List With Various Names and Prices

Journal records transfers of land and lots between numerous parties with specified consideration amounts ranging from $1 to $19,500. Names include J K Jackson Edward Rosewell J C McGrew Cora Lewis Henry Steffens John Fuchs BE M Webb H M Phillips Humphrey Jennings Henry Bockelmann Carl Schliekelmann W C Duke Henry Stumpenhaus W C Crane O H Peters A M Cauthorn W R Peters Anna Nordsieck John D Peters Oscar C Dennis James A Dennis W B Aulletal Lexington Flouring Mills B L Welborn Margaret Ward J W Bartlett A B Corder T R Corder J T Howell R A Davidson J G Hosfeld C C Willson L Lyman G H Kingsburg Madeline Open Leonard Open with multiple land and lot transfers and varied sums.

J.C. McGrew Cora Lewis Henry Steffens John Fuchs BE. M. Webb H. M. Phillips Humphrey Jennings Henry Bockelmann Carl Schliekelmann W. C. Duke Henry Stumpenhaus W. C A. M. Cauthorn W. R. Peters Anna Nordsieck John D. Peters Oscar C. Dennis James A. Dennis W. B. Aulletal Lexington Flouring Mills G. Bromilette B. L. Welborn Margaret Ward J. W. Bartlett A. B. Corder T. R. Corder J.T. Howell R. A. Davidson J.G. Hosfeld C. C. Willson BE. L. Lyman G.H. Kingsburg Madeline Leonard

Public Schools Endorsement Law and County Superintendents

The law bars endorsing out of state or county certificates and requires examination for certificates. The State Superintendent lacks authority to grant or deny endorsement. The 1909 timetable sets August dates for adjournment, county supervision onset, bonding, oaths, and new commissions with salaries tied to county population. The county superintendents convention meets August 10 in Jefferson City.

Jefferson City

Missouri Day meeting set for August dates in education plan

State education officials announce an educational convention tied to Missouri Day, with five days of sessions and a proposed August 25 and 26 start. Prominent educators will discuss organization, grading, classification, courses, records, and reports as counties aim for uniform school openings. Howard A. Gass promotes a Clean-up Day on September 4 to ready schools.

Missouri Howard A. Gass Howanr A. Gass

Wagon Masters Meet Proposed for Independence Fair

William Z. Hickman of Independence proposes a gathering of old wagon masters from the Santa Fe Trail as a feature of the Independence Fair. Hickman, former Jackson county clerk and current deputy surveyor, recalls guiding wagon trains and notes a handful of contemporaries in the area. The Boonville boys' reform school hires a superintendent from Georgia, prompting questions if Missouri lacks suitable local candidates.

William Z. Hickman Independence Mr. Hickman Jackson County Hickman Plains Oak Grove Boys’ Reform School Boonville State of Georgia Missouri Richmond Conservator

Frisco area farm with numerous outbuildings and stock water

No 275 details a 444 acre farm with 300 acres cultivated, 150 bottom, a 7 room dwelling, well water, smokehouse, woodshed, barns including two large ones, tenant house, and modern spring stock water curbing. Priced at 30 per acre, near school and church, 8 miles to Frisco Railroad and 6 miles to county seat. inspections urged.

Frisco

Free Mild Laxative for Baby Ad Shown

An old advertisement promotes a free trial of a laxative tonic for babies and all family members. It claims to ease constipation, indigestion, and related ailments with no adverse effects, urging readers to write to Dr. W B Caldwell at 500 Caldwell Ave Monticello for a free bottle and medical advice.

Dunham Apel L Cullam Plainville Ind W. B. Caldwell Caldwell Aes Montic Nh

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