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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
3
The article extols Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo N Y as a leading expert who has treated over half a million women in forty years with a 98 percent cure rate. It notes women write for free confidential advice and that he runs the World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
Gustav Drumm with granddaughter Dora Horn traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday to visit relatives. Gustav Haerle and N Wilson also went to Kansas City on business. Dr James L. Peak and Miss Bess Johnson returned or visited there for short periods. William Steele visited Tuesday evening for a brief stay.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest healer for wounds from knives, guns, nails, or other injuries to prevent infection, urging prompt use for burns, boils, sores, eczema, chapped hands, piles, and skin eruptions, with a price of 25 cents at Crenshaw & Young.
Cecil Morris and Mayor Thomas Walton traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for several days of business and to oversee a large hog shipment of 42,000. The dispatch notes a street scene around the post office corner with vendors and advertisements for Battle Ax and Star brands amid the busy downtown atmosphere.
Advert reads Dr King’s New Life Pills promising rapid relief from constipation and indigestion, restored appetite, and renewed energy. Selling at Crenshaw & Young for 26 cents.
Mr and Mrs M J Patterson returned Wednesday from a trip to Kansas. E J McGrew Jr Moore head W B Waddell E T Stier and J M Poage traveled to Kansas City in McGrew s car. Mr and Mrs John Morrison visited Kansas City Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J G Crenshaw returned home Tuesday from the East. Miss Lillian Moorehead went to St Louis Wednesday for a visit.
Carlyle Wallace arrived back in town from Los Angeles Monday morning where he has been engaged in business. Mrs. H. N. Wilson and her daughter Miss Elizabeth went to Warrensburg Monday after a few days visit.
Mrs George Catron of Le Grande Oregon visits the family of Mrs T J Green Mr and Mrs Howard Henry went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day Miss Ivy Shelton returned Saturday evening from a visit in Stigginsville Connor Tunstall went to Jefferson City Monday on a business day trip
Lafayette County residents may win four day fair season tickets from May 15 to July 29 1911 with prizes including a $25 gold watch and a $18 4 p m life saving mine rescue car tour by the U S Bureau of Mines arrives Independence June 20. The rescue car, equipped with modern apparatus and a rescue crew, will demonstrate oxygen helmets pledges and first aid as part of miner education and safety measures nationwide.
Senator Jas P Chinn of Higginsville spent Monday in Lexington. Guy Morrison returned to Kennys City Sunday evening after a visit here with homefolks. Arthur Bour spent Sunday in Vinass City.
Evin Becker arrived from St Lonig to visit relatives. Miss Jennie Brightwell left for Kansas City and Lawrence, then to California for the summer. Mrs. Wm. Burke returned to Kansas City after visiting EB Campbell's family. Ruasillo went to Kansas City for a purchase of clothes at the Wardrobe, call for them at once at the Singer office.
The shop markets Ponderosa and Dwarf Champion tomato plants cab bage plants a fine line of blooming plants cut flowers and other garden items at Rexleston's Green House for gardeners seeking a wide selection.
Fresh eggs offered by John Price with contact at phone 235 for buyers seeking farm fresh produce. Limited supply as advertised.
A full line of fresh green vegetables always ready to supply your needs at L. Koen ney’s. Phone 17 Red.
Home builders are praised as men of integrity and stability in every community. The piece argues building strengthens towns and encourages investment, stating money and labor are available and lumber stocks are ample, urging readers to start today.
Laundry advertises rice curtains washed starch dried and hung straight with neat edges. C L Kenney operates Gregg's coffee shop at phone number 17 Red and Crawford's Laundry offers washing services with reasonable charges and satisfaction.
Farmers and breeders urged to visit Winton Hill Stock and Breeding Farm to see the breeding stock for 1911. The notice highlights two excellent horses and two top jacks in the county, promising prompt service and a square deal without delay.
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