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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

5

Political ad outlining support for Buausse for office

The ad argues Buausse is first and foremost a man of integrity and fully qualified for the office. It cites the opponent’s two years left in the State senate and warns a resignation could help Republicans gain control during redistricting. It notes most top offices are held by nominees from south of the Missouri River and calls for at least one Northeast Missouri nominee with a strong Democratic majority.

Buausse Bense Senate Missouri River U. S Seveteary Missouri

Specialist's Prescription Prevents Complications in Horse Care

Local report quotes Valley Park Missouri resident Luther Carmen praising Dr LeGear's Antiseptic Healing Powder for wounds on his horse. The ad style piece promotes Dr LeGear's powder and Doan's Kidney Pills with testimonials from Lexington and Buffalo, urging readers to rely on these remedies for aches and ailments.

Luther Carmen Valley Park Dr. LeGear Mr. Carmen St. Louis Doan Crenljshean & Young

Baby Chick Feed by Warder & Connor Ad

Mine grain mixture balances rations to help young chicks grow. Phone 158. Warder and Connor offer a feed for early chick development.

August Scribner's Magazine Fiction Eight Short Tales

The August Scribner's Magazine presents eight short stories: Broken Wings by Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews set in the Northwoods with a plane crash landing and sentiment. The Miracle of St Nicholas by Meriel Buchanan, a tale of a young Russian soldier. How I Spent My Vacation by F S Church, amusing animals on a fantasy game reserve. Black Magic by Arthur Tuckerman, a ship, a lion and an East African child. A Lie and the Litany by Sarah Atherton, mining life in Pennsylvania. Bally Old Knot by Maxwell Struthers Burt, Englishman versus a German baron. Chaff by Cornelia Geer LeBoutillier, Irish witty dialogue. Little Archie by Countess de Chambrun, a Blue Ridge tale of a clever Frenchwoman.

Scribner's Magazine Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews Great Northwoods Times St. Nicholas Meriel Buchanan F. 8. Church Arthur Tuckerman Africa Sarah Atherton Donald Storrs Bridgman Pennsylvania Maxwell Struthers Burt Cornelia Geer LeBoutillier Archie Blue Ridge Countess de Chambrun

Fletcher's Castoria Ad Sparks Democrat Audi tor Candidate Visit

Geo H Middlecamp Democratic candidate for State Auditor spent Friday night in Lexington. Mr and Mrs A J Kappleman left Friday evening for New Haven Mo to visit relatives. Mrs O H Westerman returned from Macon Mo after a two week visit with parents. Mr and Mrs W J Gresham and two children came back from Parkville Mo after a brief visit. Rev and Mrs J C Bierbaum returned from a three week vacation in Cooper and Moniteau counties. Chillicothe Business College launches summer advertising season with 60 000 circulars and 10 000 catalogs in press. Ady.

Geo. H. Middlecamp Lexington A. J. Kappleman New Haven, Mo Relatves O. H. Westerman Macon W. J. Gresham Parkville J. C. Bierbaum Cooper and Moniteau Chillicothe Business College Ady

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