Travels of Cleveland Rex and Dr Gordon in Georgia and Virginia
Cleveland A Rex returned from Savannah and other Georgia towns Thursday evening to support the Lexington Flouring Mills project. Dr E C Gordon came back from Lexington and Richmond after attending a Washiton University trustees meeting. Henry Chiles left for Kansas City for a summer in Colorado with college friends, planning visits to Grand Junction and other sites.
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Cleveland A. Rex
Savannah
Georgia
Lexington
E. C. Gordon
Richmond
Virginia
The
Washiotur and Lee University
Henry
Chiles
Kansas City
Colorado
Snow Liniment and Local Notice From 1906
An old newspaper fragment notes Ballard's Snow Liniment praised for rheumatism burns and sprains by O H Renyon of Stanberry Mo. It mentions Jenehew Young selling goods, Downing gaining ownership of the Higginville Leader, and Harwood moving to Kansas City. Also an alarm about constipation prompts Dr Kings New Life Pills from Crenshaw Young. Birth notices report two babies born to Howard Bennett and D Price Williams families.
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Dow
Ballard
H. Renyon
Stanberry
Jenehew & Young
First Wheat Delivery Highlights Local Harvest Quality
The first load of new wheat arrived at Higginson’s mill, raised by A J Nobley’s farm near town. It weighed 60 pounds per bushel and sold at $2100 per bushel for the first lot, with 50 bushels delivered for $50 in value. The piece notes the grain’s fine quality and the farmer’s success this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito Higgin
Henry Redeker
J. Nobley
Summer Vacation Destinations by Wisconsin Central Rail
Readers are urged to plan a pleasant summer with visits to towns like Waukesha Waupaca Fifield or to one of the top resorts reached via Wisconsin Central Railway. The ad promises guidance on routes timing and costs and mentions a laxative product sold by Crenshaw and Young.
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Waukeshs
Waupacs
Fifield
Upper
Hondred
Wistonsin Central Railway
Jas
Usc
G. P
Wilwaukee
Zoo Boa Hard to Board
A Chicago Chronicle account details the challenges of caring for a huge boa constrictor in captivity. The reptile requires precise feeding, with live guinea pigs forced when necessary, and can die from pneumonia or diphtheria if the temperature drops below 70 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Chronicle
Geta
Atrieter
Chips Off the Old Block Crown Prince Rebuke Tale
An anecdote recounted in St. Nicholas describes the crown prince at a military viewing with his hands in his pockets. His tutor rebukes the boy, the prince replies and a lesson follows from the emperor about who is emperor. The tale links the royal line to mischief and authority within the Hohenzollern dynasty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dienst
Grace
H. Titus
St. Nicholas
Hohenzollern
Eitel Frits
Where Do Flowers Go In Charity And Crime
This column blends social custom and harsh justice. It notes how altar and reception flowers are redistributed to hospitals and the poor, then contrasts with a judge’s stern sentencing remarks about a murder case, and ends with a classified ad seeking a rail traveler assistant for a firm with $250000 capital.
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New York Times
Wofford
Kouses City
Mra
Aggie Myers
Opening Crow Reservation Ticket Offer to Sheridan and Bills
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co. announces round trip tickets to Sheridan Wyoming and Billings Montana at 820.75 and to Miles City Montana at 623.76. Tickets on sale daily June 10 to 26 with final return July 10 and liberal stopovers both directions. For details call the ticket agent. Also advertised are lettuce radishes celery oranges and bananas at Jos L Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Indian Reservation
Missouri-Pacific Railway Co
Sheridan
Wyomleg
Billings
Montana
Miles City
Tobacco plant experiments and British campaign anecdotes
Summer visitors noted tobacco plants with scarlet and white flowers covered by paper bags to promote self fertilization, a method tied to new experiments by Prof. A D Bhamel of the U S Department of Agriculture. The piece also recalls a vivid English parliamentary race with a memorable exchange between Campbell of Menzie and a burgess, illustrating campaign tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Coburn
A. D. Bhamel
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Campbell
Menzie
Edinburgh
Bilan
Tribune
Notice to Stockholders Lexington Flour Mills Directors Meet
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting for Lexington Flour Mills to elect seven directors and handle lawful business. The meeting will be held in the lower court room of the Court House in Lexington Missouri on Saturday July 7, 1906 at 2 oclock p m. James F. Carron president and secretary W H Comes sign this notice dated June 9 1906.
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State OF Missouri
Lafayette
Circuit Court of
Lafayette County
Higginaville
Issolee M. Taekitt
Fred D. Tackitt
Fred
Missouri
Fred D
D. Tackitt
Higginsvile
Lexington Intelligencer
Lafayette Porusy
J. A. Campbell
Lexington Floaring Mills
Lexington
Esid Company
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Rocky Mountain
Leroy Farmer
Hollister
Sabet Downing
Higginsville
Migs Maud Harewood
Musa
Harwood
Whigginsville
Howard Bennett
D Price Williams
Hoffman
V. OC. Smpkina
Alba
Texas
Orenehaw & Youoy G
Crenshaw & Young
Teey
ZOO Boa
Son
Siam 9
Jos. A
Alexander
Callon
Jos
T. B. Ramsey
Schawe
J.L. Peak
V. W. Knowles
Vete Prinarian
J. C. Young Sr
da, Ryland & Roberts
Physicians and Surgeons
Haerle
Frisco
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Kansas, Oklahoma
Indian Territory
James Donohue
Pannarngrer Aypent
Raneas City
Lafaretia
Stalling Bros
Daniel Ruebel
Janes F. Carron
Comes
J. B. Moorehead
Mississippi River
Hannibal and
Quincy
Louisiana
Chicago and
Alton R. R
S. A. Vermillion
Higginsville, MO
Southern Railway
North Carolina
Sauth- Ern Railway
Hot Springs
Hendersonville
Lake Toxaway
Saluda
Tate Springs
Flat Rock
Waynesville
Blowing Rock
Asheville
Brevard
Skland
Balsam
Cuba
Uncle Sam
G. B. Allen
St. Louis
Rock Island Trains
Colorado Express
Colorado Flyer
Colorado Fast Mail
Missouri River
Best Meals On Wheels
Rock Island
J. A. Stewart
General Agent
Bryant Building
Mao
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