Breeder EDW Meyer Advertises RK C Reds Chicks
Sibleys strains of RK C Reds heavy winter layers good color. Eyes 1.50 per setting of 15. Breeder EDW Meyer listed.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
6
Sibleys strains of RK C Reds heavy winter layers good color. Eyes 1.50 per setting of 15. Breeder EDW Meyer listed.
Allert Walk went to Kansas City Tuesday for business. Miss Hannah Simmons visited Kansas City Saturday. Misses Jonnie and Mamie Brightwell traveled to Lawrence Kansas Saturday for a short visit and will soon leave for California to spend the summer.
An advertisement declares that women lacking health appear unattractive and lists symptoms like constipation and skin issues. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy to regulate stomach, liver, and kidneys, purify blood, strengthen nerves, and improve skin and complexion, with a 50 cent price at Crenshaw and Young's.
Mrs D Stalling and daughter Ester visited Kansas City for a day. Mrs Stonestreet and Mrs Chalklay with two daughters and granddaughter Helen Frazer returned from Kansas City. Mrs W H Chiles came back from a Kansas City visit. Miss Susan Yates departed for Chicago to enter Chicago University.
The ad promotes Bucklins Arnica Salve as a quick healer for blood poisoning wounds burns boils sores and skin conditions with Crenshaw and Young's listing. Local notices mention Willitt Winkler leaving for Los Angeles Julius Winkler visiting Kansas City Tow Crenshaw visiting parents and several residents returning from Kansas City Olden Higgin svill and Denver trips with faded garbled names.
Report on Missouri tobacco potential notes Kentucky growers eye Ironton Arcadia Valley for soil and climate suited to White Burley and dark limestone soils. Trenton Land Congress cites strong market access via Tron Mountain railroad and St Louis proximity. profits cited include a 20 acre crop yielding about 5200 dollars and land costs ranging from 50 to 150 dollars per acre.
A cautious note states that an investment of not more than a thousand dollars could bring in about 3500 annually from ten acres of land, clear and in view as a profitable opportunity.
The July Hampton's Magazine chapter presents Peary's proof of his success and the impossibility of reaching the Pole by other methods. He outlines his marching system, detailing staged withdrawals of crew, Eskimos, dogs, and sledges, with targets to reach beyond 85, 86, and 87 degrees north. The plan was executed and the farthest north exceeded expectations.
Four farms of 150 to 200 acres each, two near Dover and two near Higginsville, offered for sale with rich cultivatable land and no agent except son Neill. Also garden plant ads at half price for flowering varieties and ferns from Egleston's Green House.
The notice lists brooms at 26 35 and 40 cents at Kenney's store and provides a phone number 326 for repairs. It also advertises Delivious Ive Cream Sodas and sundae with crushed fruit at Morris' Bakery and urges delicious Ive Cream.
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