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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
5
The notice urges prompt baggage handling at all stations and asks travelers to call when they move or relocate luggage. It emphasizes quick coordination between station staff and passengers to avoid misplacement and delays. The guidance underscores customer accountability and efficient transfer of bags during travel.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat announces its independence on the editorial page and questions Senator James A. Reed's right or wrong stance on 1920 Democratic discipline and policy disputes. The piece analyzes Reed's opposition to party lines on army, Armenian mandate, and League of Nations issues, concluding with a call to judge him by his actions.
Paint Rock Alabama Mrs C M Stegall relates her recovery after a long illness weakness and inability to walk she credits Cardui with restoring her appetite sleep strength and health She says she bought six bottles after a neighbor’s recommendation and has been well since Cardui promoted for many womanly ailments by druggists since 40 years
A sheriff sale notice states Ada Jackson as plaintiff in Jackson County Missouri, against Harry Jackson. The real estate described includes the W1/2 of the NW1/4 of the SE1/4 of Sec 14, TW 48, R 29 in Lafayette County. The sale is set for Tuesday June 13, 1922, at the Lafayette County courthouse front door in Lexington, Missouri, between 9 am and 5 pm, to satisfy the execution.
County Clerk GEO W Bates issues notice for a primary election on August 1 1922 at all precinct polling places. Nominates candidates for many offices including Senator in Congress Missouri Supreme Court Justice divisions one and two, State Superintendent, Representatives, Circuit Court Judge, County Court judges, clerks, prosecuting attorney, recorder, probate judge, justices of peace for multiple townships, and township constables. Committeeman for each political party across eight townships.
Mr and Mrs J R Sydnor returned to their home in Kansas City Tuesday evening after a few days visit here with relatives.
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