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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

5

Advertising and the Prairie Fire in Retail Fight

A historical piece argues that aggressive local advertising and printed matter beat mail order rivals. It compares merchants to Western farmers battling prairie fires, urging personal invitations, reliable service, and visible storefronts as essential to maintaining trade against catalog houses.

Bia

Crenshaw and Young Drugs Paints and Varnishes

Crenshaw and Young advertise a Lexington Missouri store offering quality service and a broad line, including Autony with Cook Gas, Missouri Gas and Electric Service Co. Luther W Marshall provides Cook's Paint, with contact at 29 1120 Franklin Ave. Jea ves L Long lists feed flour poultry tub coal and hides at 1220 Franklin Ave. The New Edison is featured at Westerman and Barnett Drug Co Grand Theatre with Jean Sothern and Walter Miller in The Cloud this Friday. Special prices and weekly store hours highlight promotions for painting season.

Mrs J E Ryder Returns Home From Higginville Visit

Mrs J E Ryder returned this morning to her Higginville home after visiting relatives here.

J. E. Ryder Higginsville George R. Atwood Lexington Minnie K. Lewis Alma Laura Davis Chillhowee Mary Lyons Page City Anna Lyons O. R. Sellers Chicago Col Sandford Sellers Sam Humphreys Elaine J. E. Cross O. ©. Crawford Alberta Clair Kansas City W. B. Douglas Gladys Corder William Turner Thomas Evanston Ill Maria Wood Ella G. White Sallie Gordon Nevada W. F. Gordon

Red Cross Fund Passes 114 Million For War Relief

Washington reports the Red Cross war fund at 114 million dollars as of tonight with 25 percent kept by local chapters. Henry P. Davison says stock dividends may boost totals and the drive will publicly reflect the effort while aiding American soldiers, sailors, and Allied relief. The campaign emphasizes speed and broad support to care for the troops and war relief.

Washington Red Cross Henry P. Davison Red Cross War Council Mr. Davison Red Crosa Davison Iown The National Red Cross Red Rosa

Federal inquiry flags high profits in canned goods

The Federal Trade Commission reports wholesale prices for canned vegetables in the current season nearly double what wholesalers paid canners. Tomatoes and peas fetch about 9 to 9.5 cents wholesale against 18 to 20 cents retail, with a warning that if local complaints arise about prices for peas corn or tomatoes the agency will expose extortions. Much of the canned stock being sold now is from last year's pack sold to canners at lower prices.

Washington Federal Trade Commission

Santa Fe Trail Garage Ad Promises Reliable Repairs

Supplies of all kinds. Expert repair work. All material and work guaranteed. Goddrich Tires, Best in the long run. Phone 174 10th and Main.

Santa FE Trail Goddrich 10Th & Main

Proffit Bros Meat Market and Gents Furnishings Ad

A compact Lexington advertisement for Proffit Bros Meat Market featuring Freeh and Salt Meats Oysters and Fish in season and a separate line for Butler Williamson Gents Furnishings offering hats caps shoes and clothing for men and boys with a prompt to see prices before buying.

L. Weinstein Ladeson & Weinstein Phone Main St Lexington, Mo Gents Butler Williamson

Crawford's Laundry Ad Encourages Gun Care Service

Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suits require proper care. Check your guns and call Crawford's Laundry at 130 for service.

Palm Beach Crawford

Local Garden Offer and Lost Money Reward Notice

Transplanted plants include tomatoes Ponderosa Levingston Beauty Levingston Favorite Stone's Tree cabbage Early Flat Dutch Early Vola Mam moth Ruby King Sweet Peppers and eggplant. If the caller found a roll of bills lost between Lewis Humphreys' Shoe Store and Traders Bank return to 1525 South Street for a liberal reward.

Lewis & Humphreys’ Shoe Store Traders Bank South Street

Explosion rocks Havana fortress magazine area

A blast at Cabanas fortress magazine across Havana Bay killed one and injured many. The explosion damaged several harbor ships and destroyed sight of two people. Authorities believe a bomb was planted and detonated in the magazine.

Havana Cabanas Fortress Hayate

Studio Closed For Summer Portraits in Kansas Cities

Miss Spencer's Studio will close from June 20 to September 1. Orders should be placed now. Summer portrait work will be done in Kansan, City and Carthage.

Miss Spencer Kansan City Carthage

Australia’s Hand on Wheat Policy Talks in London

London June 25 W A Holman premier of New South Wales spoke at a luncheon in his honor and said Australia had taken the entire wheat output under government control.

Australia London W. A. Holman New South Wales

Belgian Mission Lawn Fete With President Wilson Attended

The Belgian delegation in Washington was hosted at a lawn fete in Washington on June 26. The event featured Italian and other dignitaries as guests alongside the President and Mrs. Wilson, highlighting ongoing diplomatic goodwill.

Washington Watington Italy Wilson

Across the Red Cross a Call to Civic Duty in Lexing

An editorial urges broad support for the Red Cross charity to aid soldiers and the wounded, linking giving to national duty and conscience. It says all wartime relief activities fuse with peacetime charities and emphasizes voluntary support. Notices follow on bids for school funds, a marriage license for Atwood and Lewis, and local visits from residents and travelers across several towns.

Volunteers Sought to Duplicate Regulation Cards

The Registration Board seeks volunteers to duplicate regulation cards in the county clerk's office. Helpers are urged to donate spare hours to assist with the listed clerical task in the county clerk's office.

Registration Board

Vacationland Lakes Offer summer escapes across regions

Vacationland Lakes invites travelers to enjoy a mellow summer with clear waters, cool air, and pleasant surroundings. The brochure highlights camping, sailing, golf, dancing, boating, fishing, and rest in spots across Canada, New England, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

Canada New England States Michigan Wisconsin

Choose Your Place Early for Better Yearlong Accommodations

A brisk urging to readers to pick their lodging early, promising easier starts and improved arrangements as the year unfolds. The note emphasizes timely choice to secure favorable accommodations and smoother planning.

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Lewis & Humphreys Co Co-Operative Grocer Co McDaneld & Wiley Hart, Schaffner & Marx Hinceley A. Egle Jewler HIX Bros Main Lexington Old Reliable Meat and Grocery Market John M. Seiter Prop Frank P. Grieser Geo, Witenberg Thomas J. Sullivan Mountain Top Allegeeloty Young's Book Store Kodak J. C. Coffin Lexington Savings Bank Capital Franklin J. F. Winn Greggs Coffee T. A. Howard Good Rich Firestone United States Broadway J. A. Wittenberg Groceries Mike Malo and Co 10Th St Main and Frank Crenshaw & Young Store of Quality and Service Gas Missouri Gas & Electric Service Co Cook Edison Westerman & Barnett Drug Company Grand Theatre Jean Sothern Walter Miller Fletcher Castor Harriet Young B. M. Boulware Catron- Taubman Abstract & Agency John. Taubman & Son Insurance Agents and & Traders Bank RED Cross Fund Saya Federal Trade Commission Proffit Bros Cabanas Porson Stewart Edward White Board of Education A. F. Winkler Sec’y Chicago & Alton S. A. Vermillion Higginsville, Mo Ee Ikea Starwicks Dam Frank M. Fisher
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