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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
4
The Lexington Intelligencer advertises weekly editions on Saturdays. Subscriptions and postage are distributed by advance, with editorial and publishing credited to Allen and Smuyers. The notice requests readers to address mail to Lewiston and mentions a service term labeled year matter at the Post Office.
Dover notes list Ed Arambrewster from Corder and many locals visiting Lexington Higginsville and Waverly for errands funerals and services. The item notes a strawberry supper June 3, church gatherings led by Rev Frost and confirms Thacker Webb’s death with obituary details including his Confederate service and survivors.
Near Boar's store a set of keys with a button hook and bottle opener found. Owner may claim by calling this office and paying for this ad.
Postmaster reports May mail totals for outgoing and incoming pieces across service classes. Data include first and second class, foreign mail, registered items, and total handled, reflecting holiday season volumes and workload expectations.
Community classified snippet showcases Crawford's Laundry offering curtaining services with careful washing starching and ironing. Also promotes framing services with new equipment and enlargements. Hyeleston's Green House advertises tomatoes plants cut flowers and color enlargements. Includes several phone numbers and assorted small business notices.
Ground bone product sold at Geo M Longs Meat Market is touted for poultry feed. The ad notes fresh supply and availability for farmers and homesteaders seeking nutrition for chicks.
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