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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer notices A. W. Allen publishers of a weekly Friday edition. Includes details on mail matter status and post office handling. Exact terms are unclear due to OCR distortion but reference to publication schedule and classified matter remains.
Government report details May and June restorations of coal and water withdrawals across multiple states, led by the Interior Secretary's approval following USGS classifications. Colorado accounts for about 244.5 million acres restored and 5,500 acres of water withdrawals. other states report varying restorations and withdrawals, with totals over 116,000 acres restored nationally.
The United States shows over 6 million acres outstanding as of July 1 in all public land states totaling 68,609,289 acres. More than 58 million acres lie in coal land withdrawals awaiting classification by the Geological Survey. Classified lands will be valued and disposed via sale or reserved pending legislation, while nonmineral lands revert to public entry. The Survey pursues this work as Congress funds it.
Mrs Dixie Francisco arrives from Drexel Missouri to stay weeks with sister Mrs Blanche Corder. Various relatives return to Kansas City after visits with local families. Kathleen and Bernice iedricks visit grandparents M. L. Duffy in town. Mrs Wm Drunert and daughter Caroline return from Warrenton after short stay. Mrs Clifford Landrum travels from Greeley Colorado for her husband’s condition. Mrs R L Drummonds with daughter Lucy go back to Kansas City after weeks with Mrs Corder. An 18 month old child dies following whooping cough. funeral led by Rev Lamar Bedsworth at Baptist church. burial at Waverly cemetery.
The piece notes broad affection for Mr. Bryan across the United States despite derision of some issues. It suggests Alton B Parker might back Bryan for a trustee role, while advising that Wilson should seek Bryan’s experience differently. Also mentions Model Hardware ad copy and Lloyd Hansum’s trip to Seattle for a visit.
Col. Sandford Sellers traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for business. J. H. Hix also visited Kansas City on Tuesday for personal matters, returning the same day.
A Lexington woman testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney illness and edema after other medicines failed. She recalls intense swelling, head pain, and dizziness, saying improvement began within days and has been permanent by 1912. Foster Milling Burn Buffalo NY sells the pills nationwide.
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