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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1911

Page

3

Advert for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a liver invigorator and stomach tonic for biliousness indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims a full list of ingredients is printed on the bottle wrapper and warns against habit forming drugs from the roots of native plants. The note attributes the product to the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association of Tufts, New York.

Pierce Galden Medici Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Props Tuilulo, N.Y

Local residents return from visits and travel

Mrs. W. A. Brannock returned to her Kansas City home Friday after visiting J. P. Tall's family. W. B. Wilson came back Saturday night from a trip to Kansas. Prof. B. M. Little went to Columbia Friday to join the university summer school. Luther Crenshaw arrived from St. Louis Saturday to visit relatives.

W. A. Brannock Kansas City J. P. Tall Kan Sas B. M. Little Columbia University Luther Crenshaw St.Louis

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promoted For Wounds And Burns

A brittle advertisement fragment urges prompt Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for wounds burns boils sores eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles to prevent infection. Sold at Cronthaw and Young for 25 cents.

Cronthaw & Young

Visit Notes From Trigginsville And Kansas City

Miss Emma Morath returned Saturday from a visit in Trigginsville Mississippi. Mabel Coss went to Kansas City Saturday for a few days visit.

Emma Morath Trigginsville Mabel Coss Kansas City

Work Will Start for You Take Dr King Pills

Dr King New Life Pills claim to banish indigestion and stomach discomfort while boosting appetite and energy. Sold for 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young's. Frank Bowman attended an Old Men's Club meeting in Oor der Saturday. Eva and Katherine Worthington traveled to Higginsville for a short visit.

Dr. King Crenshaw & Young's Frank Bowman Oorder Old Men Clb Misses “Eva Katherine Worthington Higginsville

Medium Madam Devolzak Attraction at Tigerville Visit

Local notices describe Mrs. Ike Noyes Mrs. J F Forster and Miss Adelside Higgins visiting Tigerville Saturday. A scrambled advertisement promotes Madam Devolzak the world’s greatest medium offering past present and future readings with claims of detailed personal insights and guidance.

Ike Noyes J. F. Forster Tigeraville Adelside Higgins Madam Devolzak Yong

Local residents return from weekend visits

Rev H D Kennedy came back Friday from Kansas City. Mr and Mrs John Wittenberg returned Friday from Leavenworth Kansas. Mrs Ada Carter went Saturday to Kansas City to visit her daughter Mrs Bayliss Steele. Miss Lillian Stemmons returned home in Boonville Saturday after a week here.

H. D. Kennedy Kansas City John Wittenberg Leavenworth Kansas Ada Carter Bayliss Steele Lillian Stemmons Boonvile

Special Prices for Lafayette County Fair Tickets

The Lafayette County Fair offers $1 four day season tickets on sale May 15 to July 2. Prizes total about $100 in value including a $25 watch, $1000 coin, $5 shoes, a gold ring, silk umbrella, an autoharp, a fountain pen, and a $4 item, with tickets obtainable via the secretary or through local firms.

Lafayette County Ford Hye the Fair Association American Bank, Ltd Pingree T.M. Lake & Sons Tucker Jewelry Co Hancock Petering Mar, Co Home Pharmacy J. B. Koppenbrink

Local residents visit and travel notes

Rev. T. M. Cobb spent Saturday at the Confederate Home. Mrs. Kent Catron returned to her home in Columbia Friday evening after a visit here with relatives.

T. M. Cobb

Wedding Attendance and Local Notices In Kan sas City

Miss Daily Catron of Kansas City attended the Todd-Catron wedding and returned Friday night. Dr M Williams visited Odexa Friday evening. A coffee ad notes Gregg's coffee offers value and flavor. For sale by C L Kenney, phone 17 Red.

Gregg Kenney Miss Daily Catron Kannas Citi Williams Odexan Rex Tig C. L. Kenney

Missouri Capital Vote Debate Urges August 1 Ballot

A booster campaign urges Missourians to vote yes on the August 1 special election to approve rebuilding the state capitol. Proponents argue the 5 million plan costs less overall, saves millions in interest, and will spur progress, housing, and growth for Missouri.

Missouri Tie Capitol Apitol Capitol Tayers Mikeouri Malden Lnd Ita Misouri Cuier Siall

Breeders Advertise Healthier Stock At Winton Park

A notice invites farmers and breeders to visit Winton Bill Stock and Breeding Park for the 111 season. The advertiser offers two fine horses and two top-quality tack, promising prompt service and a square deal, with ready availability in a day or two.

Winton Bill Haen Denmark Henry Judge Bradley Nike Ain Guba Joetrvine Bas

The Migburian’s Call to Pride in Public Work

A fragment urges the Migburian to take pride in building a splendid state project. It advocates patriotism, civilizational appreciation, and careful craftsmanship with laundry-like care, promising reasonable charges and high satisfaction with the work.

Migburian

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Castoria Das. F Ballard, Prop J.louis Crenshaw & Young Standard Oil Company France Chis, R. Kirk Chariton Iona F. C. Kroll R. F.D Winton Lexingtn, Vo Crawford Gelzer John C. Young, JR Franklin Bt Lexingtos A. Egle Franklin Ave Migsouri
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