Waterloo square action remembered by Captain Gronow
Capt Gronow recalls a brutal Waterloo night of fighting from eleven to seven, detailing shells, tirailleurs, cavalry charges, and a fierce French retreat, describing the smoke filled square and the deafening bullets on Kellerman and Milhaud’s cuirassiers, then shifting to a tranquil note on aftermath and hospital-like carnage.
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Gronow
Kellerman
Milhaud
Local listings note sale of farm equipment items
F. D. Eisenhart, a piano tuner from Independence Missouri with eighteen years experience, will make regular trips to this city. For sale items include one separator two traction engines cook shanty water tank and wagon and a clover huller.
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F. D. Eisenhart
Independence
Foster
Farm for Sale Near Lexington Missouri Offers Bundle Deal
All for 1.18 the Intelligencer one dollar per year plus 18 cents more buys Woman's World Farm Life Green's Fruit Grower and Home Life for a year. Renew Intelligencer now and seize this offer. For sale 208 acre farm two miles south of Lexington on the rock road. Will sell all or divide to suit purchaser. Inquire L. W. MARSELALL Lexington Missouri.
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Intelligencer
Lexington, Mo
Rock Road
L. W. Marselall
Lexington
Local residents welcome guests and return home
Miss White Lockhart returned to Wellington yesterday after visiting relatives here. Miss Josephine Tuebner of Columbia arrived Wednesday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tuebner. W. A. Marquis of Little Rock came Wednesday for a visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary Marquis. Miss Elsie Horan returned home Wednesday after visiting Mrs. C. C. Hainley. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Young and son Billie Clayton went to Kansas City Wednesday for a visit. Young Ewing went to Kansas City yesterday for a stay.
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F. J. McGee
Corder
Clare Landrum
Waverly
Claude Johnson
Lexington
Geo. Zeysing
Alma Campbell
Grave Becker
Kansas City
Elizabeth Slusher
Dysart
Philip Wahl
Byron
Frank Evans
John
Colorado Springs
Ruth Lewis
Lillie May Shelby
Jeffy Wilson
Florence Hitt
Marjorie Swain
J. M. Redd
H.T. Redd
Higginsville
Mr. Uphaus
Concordia
Jimmie Lewis
Alma
White Lockhart
Wellington
Josephine Tuebner
Columbia
Chas. Tuebner
W. A. Marquis
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mary Marquis
Elsie Horan
C. C. Hainley
Here Is Good News for Stomach Victims
Promotes pure vegetable juice treatment for stomach liver and intestinal issues. Claims cleansing action removes obstructions and prevents toxin absorption, enabling food to pass and relieve fermentation. George H. Mayr, a Chicago druggist, popularized the remedy now sold nationwide. Lexington Missouri dealers Westerman Rankin offer it locally.
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George H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Lumber and sawmill ad from Lexington Brick Co
The Lexington Brick Co offers native lumber suitable for a house, barn, or fence. Bring your bill for figures and enjoy low prices. Custom sawing is available. Mill located on our yard in East Lexington.
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East Lexington
Lexington Brick CO
Eggleston's Green House Offers Plants and Concrete Mix
We are prepared to do better work and more of it. Ask about our up to date concrete mixing and cost savings. We offer soft wooded plants at reduced prices plus cabbage and tomato plants. Astor plants hanging baskets start at $1.00. Call to select.
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Eggleston
Green House
Notice of Publication in Lafayette County Tax Suit
The State of Missouri presents an order of publication in Lafayette County for a tax suit against unknown heirs and heirs of M. W. Shroyer deceased. The case seeks a judgment for delinquent taxes 1911-1913 with costs and potential sale of Lots 4-6 and the west half of block 19 in Shroyer’s addition to Waverly. Publication runs four weeks in The Lexington Intelligencer before the October 1914 term.
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Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
State of Missouri
C. L. Wilson
M. W. Shroyer
M. W
Lafayette
Shroyer
Waverly
Visits Arrive for Local Hosts from Nearby States
Mr and Mrs Stanley Scott of Yates City Kansas arrived yesterday evening for a visit with Mr and Mrs Clyde Cunnady and Mr and Mrs B O Brill and infant daughter of Lincoln Missouri arrived Friday evening for a visit with Mrs Brills parents Mr and Mrs Henry Keller Lloyd McCullough of Kansas City arrived Friday evening for a visit with his aunt Mrs Mary Brooks Mrs J E Marshall went to Corder Saturday to spend the M F Bauman of Marshall spent Saturday here with his sister Mrs D E Collard
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Stanley Scott
Yates City
Kansas
Clyde Cunnady
Brill
Lincoln, Mo
Lloyd McCullough
Kansas City
Mrs
Mary Brooks
J. E. Marshall
Corder
M. F. Bauman of
Marshall
D. E. Collard
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