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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references district and township matters, an insurer, and a stability note. No clear event, person, or organization is readable enough to identify. The record cannot extract a cohesive news item without additional readable content.
A fragmented note recalls 1920 events in Delaware Lane involving figures named G Cler and Leo. The text hints at an end of an era or a notable app or event, but details remain unclear.
Several farms in California Illinois Kansas and Iowa report 3 to 9 bushels more per acre by drilling small grain instead of broadcasting The John Deere Van Brunt drill provides four planting steps in one trip drops seeds covers and pulverizes soil with adjustable gate force feed The local dealer invites customers to see how this drill simplifies planting and harvest readiness
The Twentieth Annual Missouri State Fair at Sedalia August 14–21 will award $51,191.25 in cash premiums, a new high for the state. Prizes are allocated across departments including Speed, Draft Horses, Beef and Dairy Cattle, Swine, Sheep, Poultry, Apiary, Stock Judging, Dairy Products, Agricultural and Home Economics, with totals totaling $51,191.26. Closing dates for entries span Speed July 1, Live Stock, Saddle Stakes and Home Economics July 28, Apiary through August 9.
Grand Rapids, Michigan booster L B Weaver reports a Jersey cow fed Dr LeGear's Stock Powders rose from 6 to 12 quarts daily and butter fat climbed from 4 to 10 pounds per week, then to 12 pounds weekly after five months. The ad urges dealers to supply Dr LeGear's Stock Powders for cows, horses and livestock with full satisfaction or money back.
The July Scibner's opens with the concluding chapters of John Foxs revolutionary era romance Erskine Dale Pioneer praised as richly individual and popular. Other short stories include Each im His Generation by Maxwell Struthers Burt Paths From Diamond Patch by Sarah Atherton The Substitute by Roy Irving Murray and Miss Wilda by Elsie Singmaster about the Gettysburg battlefield.
A Lexington woman, Mrs. Paul Frischer, credits Dean's Kidney Pills with easing years of kidney pain and weakness. She reports sharp pains, dizziness, and nervous spells improved after using the product from Crenshaw & Young, urging others to try it. Also notes acquaintances traveling to Kansas City and St. Louis.
Spring house cleaning time raises worries about rug cleaning. Crawford's Laundry invites rag rug owners to send rugs for washing, from small bathroom rugs to room size carpets, with careful color handling. Call or phone 180 for details.
Take part in a three day Big Clean Sweep Sale offering hundreds of bargains on a wide range of needed items. Shop early for best selection and substantial savings across categories.
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