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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
2
An old advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure appears with testimonials and pricing. The snippet also notes Mrs N G Tompkins and Mrs B B Campbell visiting Kansas City and reports Rev J W Howell's father in law Mr Tones dying in Nevada with interment scheduled today.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions officials and financial terms in a terse note. Names and places are unclear, but it signals a local government finance context without full details.
A brief critique of a McClure's piece by Abby Meguire Roach about Mrs Archer and her overpowering emotions. The article portrays Mrs Archer as ruled by sentiment and romance, shaping her interactions and pressuring Mr Archer, with self accusation and social friction driving the comic moral.
The note references Hadley and Jomey tea on the eo ness with Kent credent. Details are fragmented and unreadable. no clear event, date, or location emerges from the readable lines.
Fragmentary OCR promotes a fake patent cure claiming to cure women's ailments with a tonic named Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It warns against substitutes and whisky, offers $50,000 in prizes, and urges readers to request the book with advice allegedly from Dr Pierce.
Joseph Howard and his brother Earl, aged 16, were involved in a Sunday incident near their Oak Grove home that led to Earl's death on Monday. Joseph, who handled the title to a vehicle, was not held responsible. They reside with their mother and stepfather, Wm. Downs.
An 82 year old resident from Dublin, Gas feigns vitality with Hleutro Bitters as a tonic, praising its effects on liver, kidneys, and constipation. The ad-like note, guaranteed by Orenshaw & Young druggists, touts the tonic as age-defying. Also reports a local visit by T. D. Kesterson who delivered a box of white and blackberries, noting no difference in taste.
The advertisement touts Bellard's Snow Liniment as superior for rheumatism stiff joints cuts sprains lumbago and all pains. It urges readers to buy a trial bottle with prices listed and notes Crenshaw & Young as sellers.
John Starp Williams faced travel delays during a speaking engagement in six Southern towns. He recounted a poor train, limited conductor communication, and a sharp rebuke from a conductor. Williams claimed he would walk but for the committee house they passed, framing the ordeal as a test of patience amid transportation woes.
A Blackwell Oklahoma mother endorses White's Cream Vermilage claiming it calms a peevish baby and prevents illness after one bottle. She says her child has not had a sick day since its use and urges keeping the medicine on hand. Sold by Crenshaw & Young.
The con is black with bright luster and clean from dirt. Samples in my office can be handled without dirtying gloves. It is labeled compact with buckly fracture and a single clear plane. Sulfur content negligible and no resin found. No spontaneous combustion symptoms in piles. Coal from four large pieces on dock for almost a year showed no breakdown. Deterioration noted by newness at the launch on the station was not minor. Bloating required, lump sizes from ace-ball to aloe cubic feet.
The item touts Abraham Lincoln as attaining the nation’s highest honor. It also promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs bronchitis and chest diseases sold by Crenstian & Young. An advisory note mentions Missouri University cadetships offering free tuition clothing and military instruction with appointment by local legislators.
Delhus Times Herald reports Mr. and Mrs. BE Boyd celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary with a reception last night in East Dallas attended by nearly two hundred guests. O W Roberts of Abilene served as maid of honor at the Boyd wedding, and J B Grant, Mrs. Boyd’s brother, was best man. The rooms featured bride’s roses and ferns with wedding bells, a large bouquet of roses from Louise Mirton Wright of Crowley, Texas, on the dining table. Mrs Boyd is a cousin of Mrs William S Marrs of the city. Her first husband was a brother of Dan Herr of Mayview.
An early medicine ad touts Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a non opiate laxative and cough reliever. It notes Crenshaw and Young as sellers and contrasts with DeWitt’s Little Early Risers praised as pleasant and reliable pills that never gripe, sold by.
Advertising brief inviting readers to Whites Island for a summer vacation with good fishing and hotel accommodations. Communications addressed to Tue Waite's Istaxo Fishing & Sowing Co. in Waverly Missouri. Also notes that Mrs. Lauri Davis went to Kanul City Tuesday morning.
Four acres of land with six rooms, good burn, fine cellar and abundant fruit trees. Parcel offered by Miss Nanette Winters of Powe City Missouri with terms to be arranged.
148 acres of land for sale 234 miles southwest of Waverly Missouri well improved farm in a prime county location. For details contact BE Zursinti Dover Mo for part particulars.
Letters of administration on the estate of Chiries Copper were granted May 4 by the probate court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons claiming such estate must exhibit claims to the sole administrator within one year or be precluded from benefits. if not exhibited within two years they will be barred. Palmer Administrator.
The probate court of Lafayette County Missouri granted letters of administration to Bert McQuery on May 1. Claims against the estate must be filed for allowance within one year or risk being barred from benefit. if not filed within two years from the letters date they will be forever barred.
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