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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1914

Page

3

Personal notices from Kansas City trip and health promos

Mr and Mrs J Reid Ryland spent Friday in Kansas City. Mrs Young is reported resting better this morning. Advertisements urge tonic use and claim Electric Bitters renew strength with a 50 cent price and 31 000 at druggists. Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Me notes cure after doctors gave up. Mary Howard and Mrs Dow Hix visit Brunswick Mo for a few weeks while John Hix travels to Kansas City. D P Groves visits Sedalia.

J. Reid Ryland Kansas City James Duncan Haynesville Bucklen Arnica Dow Hix Little Digit Mary Howard Brunswick John Hix

Visit Ties Faye Talbott to Kansas City Trip

Faye Talbott traveled to Kansas City Monday evening for a visit. Mr and Mrs W J Hurst returned home to Liberty Missouri Monday evening after a stay here.

Faye Talbott Kansas City W. J. Hurst Liberty

Coughs And Colds Weaken The System This Season

Continued coughs colds and bronchial troubles depress and weaken the system. Loss of weight and appetite follow. Get a 50 cent bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery today. It will stop your cough and helps at once. Mrs. C. TL Brown Misentine Ala writes the medicine saved her wife’s life. Good for children priced 0 and 100 cents at druggists.

Dr. King C. TL. Brown Misentine Ala

Ladies travel to Kansas City on Tuesday

Miss V J Aull and Miss Mary Ellen Silver traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for a day trip. Sir Z M Williams also went to Kansas City on Tuesday for a few days of business.

V J. Aull Mary Ellen Silver Kaneas City Z. M. Willams Kansas City

Dr Kings New Life Pills and Bucklen’s Salve Ad

Health claim style advertisement promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills to purify blood prevent constipation and support stomach liver and kidney health. Also touts Bucklen’s Asnica Salve for all hurts at 25 cents with druggist.

Dr. King Bucklen Asnica

Gray Guests and Visitors Leave for Kansas City

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gray and you, who are driving from Colorado to Indiana, stay with Mrs. Emma Gray for a few days. Leslie Hopkins returned to his home in Kansas City Monday after visiting relatives here.

J. L. Gray Colorado Emma Gray Leslie Hopkins Kames City

Dr Hobson's Bezema Ointment Claims Cure

Sufferers of Evzoma Tetter and similar eruptions report relief from itching with Dr Hobson's Here ma Ointment. First application begins healing as soothing medicines calm red rough scaly skin. Mrs C A Hinfeldt of Rock Island Illinois says she is free from the ailment after nine years. Guaranteed 50 cents at your druggist.

Local residents visit Kansas City on Tuesday

Oscar Andrean went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. George Blackwell went to Kansas City Tuesday Worth Bates spent Monday in Liberty on business.

Oscar Andrean Kansas City George Blackwell Worth Bates Liberty

Electric Bitters Boost Appetite and Digestion

Indigestion and loss of appetite described in a vintage ad. Electric Bitters claimed to improve appetite, relieve stomach trouble, and cleanse the system. The testimonial notes Mr Od Peeble felt better after using the tonic, priced 50 cents to $1.00, available at druggists.

Ot OD Peeble Ballen Arnien

An Anniversary of Cowardice in The New York Sut

A stark critique marks the anniversary of a failed anti trust amendment in the House of Representatives. The piece notes a June 2, 1900 vote history, cites Littlefield’s exempting clause favoring labor unions, and condemns cowardice in rejecting strong anti trust provisions. It references anticipated Senate action in 1914 and previews the July Woman's Home Companion issue with fiction, articles, and miscellaneous features for readers.

New York Cnst Goampers Nevon Tlouse of Representatives Tron Charles BE Littefield Mr. Littlefield House

Visit Ties Family Ties Move to Kansas City

Miss Eula Brelsford returned to her home in Kansas City Sunday evening after a visit here with the family of George Gaffin. Eugene Weber went to Kansas City Sunday evening for a short visit.

Eula Brelsford Kansas City George Gaffin Eugene Weber

Missouri Pacific Time Card Westbound and River Route

Train schedule notes for Missouri Pacific at Lexington showing westbound trains at 8 11 am and 5 50 pm and eastbound trains at 6 12 pm and 6 30 am plus river route arrivals and departures around Lexington with a 6 01 pm arrival and 8 00 am departure for another service. The entry lists train numbers 421 424 432 and 44 with times.

Local visitors share time with area families

O R Sellers returned to the University of Chicago Sunday evening after a visit here with his parents Col and Mrs Sand ford Sellers. Oto Stalling of Sweet Springs spent Sunday here with relatives.

O. R. Sellers University of Chicago Col Mrs Sandford Sellers Oto Stalling Sweet Springs

Mrs Starke Leaves for Trinidad Colorado After Visit

Mrs M L Starke departed Tuesday morning for her Trinidad Colorado home following a visit with daughter Mrs H C Ardinger. J G Crenshaw traveled to Kansas City Thursday for the annual meeting of the United Drug Company, accompanied by his wife.

M. L. Starke Trinidad Colorado H.C. Ardinger J. G. Crenshaw Kansas City United Drug Company

We Certainly Do Love Work and Better Concrete Mixing

Advertisement from John Ashurst promoting modern concrete mixing. Claims superior results, lower cost, and a best mixer on the market. Invites customers to switch from old methods to up-to-date mixing.

For Sale: Separator and two traction engines with gear

For sale is a separator, two traction engines, a cook shanty, water tank and wagon, and a clover huller. Items described as available for purchase may suit farmers and milling operations seeking restoring or upgrading equipment.

Four magazines offer greatest value with The Intelligencer

The Intelligencer promotes four magazines as the best reading value for the public and urges readers to place orders or call Wa today to subscribe. The message emphasizes affordability and immediate action for readers to order or inquire by phone.

Forest Nurseries and Planting Across States

New York state nurseries can grow 28 million trees annually while Oregon and Idaho plan broad spring plantings. Pennsylvania observes arbor days in April and October. Deerlodge Montana notes a far fire watch by a lookout station sixty miles away. Northern Idaho and Montana set nearly 4 million trees this spring. St Joe Idaho and Sierra Idaho plan three thousand acres planted. California forms a cooperative to prevent fires while land clearing proceeds on a community basis.

New York State Oregon National Forest State of Pennsylvania Deerlodge National Forest Montana Idaho St. Joe National Forest Sierra National Forest California

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