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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
Mrs. Vine Owen spent Friday in Higginsville. L. A Roy travelled Friday to Marshall on business. George C. Schane went to St. Louis Thursday evening on business. Joel Ewing travelled Friday to Kansas City to spend the day on business.
An old style health ad promotes Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder with claims of curing fatigue and nervousness. Testimonials from James Duncan of Haynesville Maine and Annie Mary Starke appear. Also referenced are Dr King s New Life Pills and Bucklen s Arnica Salve with prices. Local notices note Emma Young and Elizabeth Burton visiting, and several residents traveling to Fulton Kansas City St Louis and Westminster College for events or visits.
Goughs and colds weaken the system with continual conkles and bronchial troubles. Loss of appetite and low energy follow. Dr King’s New Discovery offered as 50 cent bottle to stop coughs and lung troubles. Mrs Brown credits it with saving her wife’s life during a hot summer.
An ad claims Bezema Ointment relieves chronic skin eruptions like eczema and tetter with quick relief and healing. Mrs. C. A. Bimfoldt of Rock Island Illinois testifies after using the ointment for nine years free from the ailment. Guaranteed, 50 cents at your druggist.
Missouri reports 42597 vehicles registered by May end with a focus on growth in registration totals. The data highlights overall auto activity in the state, noting the ongoing registration trend and implications for transportation planning.
A testimonial from W. W. Jacobs of Richmond Missouri claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured back pain and blurred vision linked to kidney trouble. The ad promotes the 50 cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo New York, as a treatment his symptoms required.
The four magazines are offered at 18 cents extra with The Intelligencer, touted as the biggest reading value ever. Readers are urged to send orders or call today.
The Telegram provides daily telegraphic news from around the world and serves as the deaf farmers' newspaper in the country. It emphasizes broad coverage and accessible reporting for rural readers who rely on concise updates.
Dry weather spawns army worm outbreaks in Furry Vernon Howard Montgomery St. Charles Bates and St. Louis counties. The pest, half grown at present, migrates seeking food and damages crops unless controlled. Missouri College of Agriculture suggests crushing caterpillars with implements or using a ditch trap to drown or burn them, and urges reports to the Entomologist in Columbia with field details.
R. C. and 8 birds including roosters hens pullets offered. Phone 447.
For sale by James Drummond a brick house with three 50 by 150 foot lots on East Highland Avenue. Features include a good cellar cistern and outbuildings with a garden plot and small fruit trees. Lots offered collectively or separately at a bargain. Open for inspection at all times. Address 1120 Highland Ave.
A U S government warning describes a organized campaign selling Beretol as a cure for hog cholera. The USDA says no approval or endorsement exists and urges farmers to rely only on anti hog cholera serum when needed. Farmers are advised to verify with U S authorities before trusting such claims.
An ad from Lexington Furniture Co at 911 817 Main Street promotes a 2 inch continuous post Massive Built Bed offered at below cost for a limited time, urging readers to act quickly for a lifetime opportunity to buy at remarkable savings.
A vintage advertising snippet proclaims willingness to do better work and more of it, promoting up to date concrete mixing methods with a beer mixer on the market. It claims cost savings and insists the concrete is “a hundred Per cent better” because it is mixed.
Hon Henry A Kersting, distant St Louis city attorney, speaks at the court house on Wednesday June 3 at 8 PM. Subject Temperance vs Prohibition. Other speakers also present. Ladies invited.
Jomn Ted received an update on moving and freight hauling services. The report notes completion in both cases with prompt handling and efficient coverage. Local observers highlight improved efficiency and reliability in the service.
Advertises for a reliable man or woman in Lexington to handle renewals and new subscriptions for The Livest magazine in America Metropolitan. Work can be done in spare time, few hours weekly. Liberal pay, no investment, no bond, no prior experience required. Published by The Livest Magazine, New York.
A 208 acre farm two miles south of Lexington Missouri on the rock road will be sold as a whole or in divisions. For information contact in Washington Missouri.
Henry OC provides good pasture and timely day services. Contact number 436 for details and arrangements.
Two traction engines, cook shanty, water tank and wagon, and clover 7 MRS. W. C. Pauling presents sale at Ma Mammoth Bronze Turkey toma 8 percent. C. White Leghorn males choice stock eggs in season. Jas. Gladish Higginsvilla Mo handles catalog of stock and equipment.
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