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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
5
A 1914 essay argues women are quicker to recognize genius and sane men, wiser buyers, and stronger for home life. It praises women as better shoppers, loyal to local merchants, urging home purchases over distant firms, with social commentary on gender roles and consumer habits.
Crenshaw and Young advertise a Lexington Missouri store offering drugs paints and varnishes with emphasis on quality and service. The ad promotes Cook’s Paint from Luther W Marshall and lists telephone and Franklin street details. It also notes The New Edison at Westerman Barnett Drug Company and a Grand Theatre program for The Wax Model on Monday April 20th with a special sale on ladies shirt waists at 50 cents.
Groceries offered by J A Wittenberg at 910 Main St featuring fresh fruits vegetables and produce. Bananas and strawberries priced 25 to 60 cents per unit with two boxes for 25 cents. Mike Malo and Co advertise plants and assorted produce at 10th Street between Main and Frank.
Supplies of all kinds and expert repair work with guarantee. Goodrich Tires touted as the best in the long row. Phone 174 10th and Main.
Proffit Bros Meat Market offers fresh and salt meats oysters and fish in season at 825 West Main, Lexington Missouri. Genta Furnishings presents a full line of hats caps shoes and clothing for men and boys. Butler Williamson proprietor. See prices before you buy.
Mrs. Chas. Simmons visited her son Arnold in Kansas City on Saturday. E. B. Campbell went there on business Friday. Mrs. D. P. Groves visited her son Friday in Kansas City. Miss Anna Lyons went to Page City Friday for a visit. Mrs. S. C. Wall of Richards left Friday for a visit in Kansas City. Mrs. Mary Welsh returned Friday to Higginsville after a visit with her sister. Mrs. John Poage returned Friday to St. Joseph after visiting her parents. Miss Carrie Field left Friday for a visit in St. Louis.
A Paris Washington dispatch notes indications of a grand scale resumption of operations in Belgium and France with intense artillery duels near Flanders and Champagne. German attempts to recapture positions near Mont Bland and Mont Camillett failed, while British and Italian actions unfold along the lines of Craonne and the Carso sector. Greek forces push toward Entente alignment in Thessaly as Serbia's front shows large entente troop massing.
The provisional executive of the Sing Tein has decided to demand market funds for members to travel to the United States. The aim is to oppose the objects of the Irish party and pursue their own agenda.
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