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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

6

Sunshine and Shadows Along the Telephone Trail

A lengthy reminiscence on early telephone service in Missouri chronicles founders, public expectations, and regulatory burdens. The piece argues that rates rose while service expanded slowly, framing managers as public servants under pressure from commissions and customers, with mixed outcomes for towns and subscribers. It notes local social ties and a weekend gathering in Lexington, plus visits and births in surrounding communities.

Missouri Central Exchange Interstate Commerce Commission Washington

Letter From Menefee Redd May 23 2018

A letter from Menefee Redd dated May 23 2018 describes missing mail, warm weather in France, and a first sighting of French beauty. The writer notes fond memories of Missouri, admiration for nature, and plans to visit a nearby Chateau while detailing daily life and separation from fellow soldiers.

Missouri France

Local residents travel through Lexington and surrounding towns

Geo Zeysing and W W Cole with James Cather visited Lexington Monday evening while J Q Plattenburg and John Webb came in Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Herman Wahl visited Higginsville Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Sheehan and three children of Hardin were here last week visiting Olliver Martin. Mrs James Dinwiddie spent time in Marshall with her mother Mrs Chrisman. Mrs Laura Mitchel of Boonville visited her niece Mrs W C Pauling and Mr Pauling last week. Mrs 0 G Congdon and Vera of Bushong came Saturday night to visit Mrs H F Redd. Mrs Dora Meng returned home to Mendon after a few days with relatives.

Lexington James Salyers Waverly J. L. Owens Wellington Loren Nelson Frank Welsh Independence Welsh Nannie Littlejohn Alice Miller Littlejohn Mildren Redd Mayme Ragland Mildred J. M. Redd Janie Robert Thomas B. Campbell Everett Herman Nelson L. Nelson Tommie Bertrand Centralia J. Q Plattenburg John Webb Herman Wahl Higginsville John Sheehan Hardin Olliver Martin James Dinwiddie Marshall Chrisman Laura Mitchel Boonville W. C. Pauling Pauling 0. G. Congdon Vera Bushong Kansas H. Fy Redd Mr. Redd Dora Meng Mendon R. E. Dysart

Message from a Union soldier and a lost pocketbook

A letter from Menifee Redd of the 140 Infantry talks of family members and daily life while recovering. The item also notes a lost pocketbook containing $5, two keys, and other items on a westbound train, with a request to redeem it at the office for a reward.

Kansas City C. M. Wood

Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Lexington User

Mrs A Ashford of Fifth Street Lexington reports relief from rheumatic pains and frequent kidney activity after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought them at Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store and plans to keep a supply. Go to all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Migrs Buffalo Naz Y.

Doan Lexington A. Ashford Fifth — St Thenza Crenshaw & Young Foater—Milburn Co Buffalo, Naz. Y

Notice on Vehicle Lighting Violations Enforcement

Sheriff J C Talbott warns that violations of laws covering cut outs and glaring headlights on automobiles will be rapidly enforced starting June 1918 with county enforcement and penalties for offenders.

Baby chick feed and corn shops mentioned in report

Misses Jean and Esther Wysley visit Kansas City this morning. Warder and Connor with P hont 158 referenced alongside new chick feed and corn shops in the brief notice.

Warder & Connor Jean Esther Wysley Kansas City

Parties knitting Red Ore sweeters call for new di rections

Readers are asked to call for new directions at W. M. McCalls Hansie Store on Franklin Avenue regarding party knitting supplies and guidance.

W. M. McCall's Hansie Franklin Ave

Local travelers leave for visits and summer in Denver

Joe Ewing returned Friday from a short visit in Marshall. Miss Mary Claudia Wrillion journeyed to Wellington Wednesday for a brief stay. Mr and Mrs R J Shirley departed Wednesday for Denver to spend the summer in Coolora do.

Joe Ewing Marshall Mary Claudia Wrillion Wellington R. J. Shirley Denver Coolorado

Miss Jennie Aull Travels to Kansas City for Day

Miss Jennie Aull left for Kansas City this morning to spend the day there. She is sightseeing and planning to return later today.

Jennie Aull Kansas City

United States Tires Set Mileage and Service Life Records

United States Tires report record high mileage and extended service life across their latest tire lines. Analysts credit innovative tread compounds and reinforced sidewalls for longer wear, improved fuel efficiency, and lower maintenance needs. Public performance tests show consistent grip in varied climates, aligning with manufacturer claims.

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Miore Menefee Redd Dover Items Geo. Zeysing W. W. Cole James Cather Arthur Ernest Dover Oman Zeysing Holy. Co J.C. Talbott, Sheeriff U.S U.S. Civil Service Ron Sod St Louis Morrison Sco United States Gentral Garage T. A. Howard H. H. Wulfehammer Napoleon August Ahring F. H. Black & Go
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