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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
1
Discussion on constitutional authority, the dangers of trusts, and tariff policy. Proposes Democratic reform to strike at the root of trust power, and notes local school pride and land and gas findings. Mentions Beardsley articles, McKinley tariff, and Morgan as a looming rival force in maritime finance.
The Dubuque Herald argues the robberies of the people favor the few and criticizes trusts and republican subservience. Mrs D Haecker and daughter Annie depart for a week in St Louis. Mr Loo Kelley and family leave for Kansas City to establish a home.
Nevada Mo May 27 ex Governor Stone writes editor explaining his position on a proposed Fertile Springs convention. He rejects calling a new gathering to reaffirm existing Democratic platforms and organizations, asserting the Missouri and national platforms already express party sentiment. He says reorganizers may seek a resolution if there is strong demand, but otherwise sees no need for a convention.
An insect control method reports a fungus disease that kills migratory grasshoppers. Cultured at Grahamstown and tested in Colorado and Mississippi, the fungus survives sea voyages and is being prepared for broader distribution in the coming season to curb outbreaks in crops.
For SaLe I have for sale good pay ing business about two thousand cash required For full particulars call on FP Lee Wallace agent Lexington Mo 4-27 Thoroughbred shorthorne bulls and heifers for sale Apply at my farm 8 mile east of Lexington on the Salt Pond road or apply to me at Hig gineville NM Coorur 4-27tt Notics Anyone caught loafing around my pond or fishlog or batblag in same with the prosecuted itd D A StosHen
Ball catalog lists rocket ball 50, Kureka ball 10 cents, boy's league Jr 250, King of the Diamond 25 cents, professional ball 50 cents, varsity league ball 1.00 per game, Spalding official league ball 1.25, tennis balls Spalding tournament 35 cents, Spalding practice 25 cents.
Spalding offers several bats including a boys ash bat and a black end antique bat priced at ten cents and twenty five cents with axeltree bat at two dollars and fifty cents and a high quality A1 league bat at seventy five cents.
A catalog entry lists various baseball gloves including catcher mitts and infield gloves. Items show leather construction and prices from 10 cents to 81.50, featuring Spalding league mitts and amateur infield gloves with color and size notes.
The listing offers a 4 Ball croquet set with oiled mallets balls and stakes varnished at 5 percent. A 1 ball set mirrors the 4 ball set priced at 75e. An 8 ball set includes mallets oiled balls and stakes varnished ten arches with book instructions at 95e. An 8 ball full set features varnished select polished balls wide painted stripe on balls with finely turned mallets and handles priced at 2.25 dollars.
Mask prices noted include typical league masks at 2.25 to 3.00 dollars and shoe plates priced at 25 cents per pair. The text lists Spalding special league mask at 3.00 dollars and general league masks at 2.25 dollars. Shoe plates are offered at 25 cents per pair with no additional costs recorded.
Corbett pattern gloves in soft craven tan leather well padded priced at 2.75. Corbett pattern gloves in soft olive tanned leather well padded priced at 3.50.
A local ad listing a full line of hammocks with prices scattered across several figures. The advertisement shows options between 649 and 83.50 and includes unclear entries like T4ce and 81.98. The message suggests multiple price points and products in a small shop display.
Best on the market Brownee cameras for square pictures two cents? day light loading with six exposure films 81 No. 2 Flexo kodak for square pictures three by six inches well made covered with grain leather 5 No. 2 Bulls eye kodak for square pictures sixty nine forty four handsomely made full seal grain leather 88 No. 2 Folding bull's eye kodak 81 0 The Panoram kodak 210 New phase Photography offered to amateu rs by the Panoram kodak Call for descriptive catalogue
Our line is still fall but goes fast at the prices offered 6c 18c and 19c per roll border le per yd Remnants at almost your own price
Several good farms for rent. Apply to J.Q Platteotere 2-10t1. The finest line of cream and chocolate candy in town for 3c perch, fine new nuts of all kinds, figs, raising, dates and Malaga grapes at Jos. L. Long's.
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