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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
6
Ayer's Hair Vigor soap claims to keep hair clean and healthy, destroy dandruff, and promote growth. It is said to keep hair soft and smooth, prevent falling, and not color or injure the hair or scalp. The ad urges consulting a doctor and notes manufacture by Ayer Co. Lowell, Mass.
Nice Sill returned from a business trip to St. Louis. W H Chiles traveled to Kansas City on Friday morning to visit his daughter Mrs M E Comstock who is ill in St Mary's hospital.
J. G. Worthington and daughter Eva visited Kansas City Thursday night along with Misses Elizabeth and Virginia Gravis for a short stay. Mrs. J. F. Forster returned from Sweet Springs after visiting natives. Moses Rens, Marie Hale, and Katherine Ashurst returned from Odessa where they had spent the past week. Whil Palmer went to Kansas City on Friday for business, S. N. Wilson returned Friday from St. Louis, and Hon. James P. Chinn of Higginsville was in Lexington on legal business.
A Fourth of July scene notes injuries but highlights Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a swift remedy for burns cuts bruises and other wounds. The ad claims thousands benefited from the salve and mentions Crenshaw & Young as the seller.
Mrs. B C Drummond traveled to Wellington on Friday to spend the day. Mrs Geo B Little with her son Percy returned Thursday from Kansas City where she attended the marriage of her son, Prof B M Little.
A police officer orders a crowd to disperse and threatens force as citizens react. An advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills claims they ease bowel congestion gently and cost 26 cents at Ovenshawn Young. Mrs. J Knipe from Ottninwe visits her son CC Knipe. Oscar Andro returns from Kansas City. Ree $. Bowl White comes back from Independence.
The notice advertises Marchant Tailoring Siamese business by Mr. Sinan, moving to the old stand of Mr. Sinauer’s Clothing Store. It promises a wide stock of woolens, taking measurements for suits or trousers, full guarantee of perfect fit, careful French finishing, and pickup and delivery. Phone contact provided.
Jefferson City and Brunswicker papers praise Paul P. Prosser of Fayette as a bright Howard County attorney and skilled debater who defeated U S Hall in the county primary on February 10. His supporters, described as legion, believe he will make a vigorous campaign and deliver effective representation in Congress.
A discussion on feeding dairy cattle highlights cowpea hay as a high protein forage option. It notes cowpea hay provides feeding value similar to alfalfa, outperforming clover, and can be sown after wheat or cut for hay before fruiting. After harvest, land should be deeply digged and harrowed to control pests.
The article advises cutting peas for hay when pods ripen, shocking the plants in narrow high shocks a day after cutting, then curing in the shock for a couple of weeks. With good weather the hay can be hale stacked or mow away. rains don’t hurt it much in the shock. Cowpea hay yields about 4 tons per acre. dairy operations should sow on stubble or vacant land now to maximize forage.
Mrs M Davenport traveled to Santa Barbara California Friday night for a visit. Chas Hoefer went to Kansas City on business Thursday night. W Curtis visited Marshall Setumlay on business. Mr and Mrs John W McClure of El Paso Texas arrived Friday evening to visit Mrs McClure's parents Prof and Mrs J O Sieh ton.
Brick street residence with seven rooms and one bath features heat electric lights and gas in a prime city location. Describes the property as a bargain if sold immediately and credits Wilson Bros and Aull as agents.
Olney Music Co in Kansas City offers a piano for sale with easy payments as low as five dollars a month. Interested buyers should write to 1024-26 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Missouri, for details and terms.
Send your lace curtains this spring to Crawford's Launder for expert washing and light starch to ensure even drape and perfect scallops. If unsatisfied, charge to 3108 for the service prompt. Local advertisement for dry cleaning and home textile care.
Local reader Mrs J Neet of Ninth St Lexington Missouri testifies Doans Kidney Pills eased rheumatic pains after years of remedies. She endorses the product as proven by home testimony and notes Crenshaw and Young's as the local supplier.
A vivid promotional piece extols Colorado as the ultimate energy catalyst for a bettor’s weary days. It describes the horse as eternally hungry and vigorous, urging a month in the mountains to sharpen drive, with low fares and the deluxe train service as the ideal option to reach Colorado.
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