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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

7

Notice of Primary Election Lafayette County Missouri 1914

Notice from the Lafayette County Clerk lists the offices to be voted on at the August 4 1914 primary. It details federal state and county positions including Senator in Congress Judge Supreme Court State Superintendent and various county roles. It also lists township level offices and party committeemen across Clay Davis Dover Freedom Lexington Middleton Sniabar and Washington townships. The notice is dated May 12 1914 and bears the official seal.

Lafayette County Missouri B.S. Mo Aliguat Congress Supreme Court Cirewit Clay Township Davis Township Dover Freedom Township Lexington Justices of the Peace Middleton Justicies of the Peace Sni-A-Bar Washington Township Laette County G. L. Glasscoge

Administrator's Notice for Elizabeth Kronshage estate

Letters of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Kronshage deceased were granted May 15 1914 by the probate court of Lafayette County Missouri to the undersigned J B Charles Kronshage administrator. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or be precluded from benefits and if not exhibited within one year from the last publication they will be forever barred.

Elizabeth Kronshage Theap Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri AW Ipersons Gall J. Bh.ch&rles Kronshage

Agents Wanted for Metropolitan Magazine Subscriptions

Requesting a reliable person in Lexington to handle renewals and new subscriptions for Metropolitan Magazine. Part time work, a few hours weekly, liberal pay. No investment or experience needed. Full instructions and supplies provided. Send two references to Deak 14, Metropolitan Magazine, New York.

Wonan Lesington Metropolitan Livest America Deak Metropolitan Magazine New York

Mars orders for home made angel cake by L E Mark

An angel food cake service by L E Mark offers baking and delivery for all occasions. Short notice available and customer satisfaction titled Sure to Please You. Phone 703 for orders.

Mars L. E. Mark

Minna and Pop Kupfel Face a Fiery Confrontation

A theater crowd watches Minna Bligh as Emmett Kupfel confronts her about a past marriage. Pop Kupfel intervenes with a dramatic, if drunken, defense declaring his wife’s fidelity and his own dignity. The moment resolves with Pop presenting Emmett the path to God and family.

Minna Emmett Kupfel Erin Pop Miuna Wilbem Pop” Kupfel Mr. Emmett Homett W. G. Chapman

Inklike rainfall over Montreal in November 1819

In November 1819 Montreal was enveloped in sudden darkness as showers of what appeared to be ink fell. The particles, later found to be a mixture of talin water and soot from great forest fires south of the Ohio River, were carried north by strong winds and mixed with rain.

Montreal Ohio River

Feminist card game debuts at Van Rensselaer reception

Mrs. John King Van Rennselaer hosts a Philadelphia event unveiling Women Are Trumpe, a new feminist themed card game. Fifty two cards feature women at work and queens from ancient Egypt to medieval Europe, with two thousand years of queenly life reflected in the design. Eight hundred guests receive a pack each. organizers say it is not for gambling and expect broad distribution.

John King van Rennselaer Philadelphia van Rensselaer Egypt

A catalogue of common water based figures of speech

The excerpt lists many idioms built on water and related imagery. It explains phrases like still waters run deep, in hot water, wet blanket, fishing in troubled waters, run dry, keep their heads above water, all at sea, and waters run deep as metaphors for emotion, difficulty, or truth.

Hezekiah Cancer Cure and Radium Debate

The Cincinnati Enquirer argues medical science uses radium against cancer and urges government retention of radium fields in the West. It cites Hezekiah of Judah, who reportedly healed a boil with a divine and folk remedy involving figs, linking ancient story to modern cures.

West Hezekiah Judah B. C Cincinnati Enquirer

Stokers Honored for Steady Post on Stranded Laverock

Four Clyde shipyard stokers were commended by the Admiralty for heroism during the torpedo destroyer Laverock’s grounding off Skelmorlie. As the ship ran ashore and water flooded the stokehold, they stayed at their posts and prevented an explosion by shutting off oil to the boilers, despite not knowing the full danger.

Clyde Admiralty Laverock Skelmorlie London

To Mend Amber and Cleanse Fine Fabric

To mend amber warm the surface and dip in linseed oil and bring parts together until they are sticky then let cool. To remove grease from fine fabric mix rain water borax ammonid saltpeter shaving soap and saltpeter with blotting paper under the spot.

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State OF Lafayette Membr House of Representatives Fudge County Court Marne CorvyrienTs &c. Amant Scientific America Waabingtor Matina Bligh Comedienne Mr. Hamburger Riverside Drive Metropole Hamburger Harrisburg Wall Street Kapfel Ia Kupfel Hezekiah and Cancer Cure Masury Westerman & Rankin Druggists Main St Mound City Crenshaw & Young Winkler Furniture Co A. Egle
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