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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

2

Periodic Bilious Attacks Diet Tip and Visit Notes

Periodic bilious attacks warn appetite to fail before an episode. People may eat only light meals and no meat to avoid an attack, with two Cham berlain's Tablets recommended. Mrs J O Rush and daughters Frances Annie and Stella depart Forrest City Arkansas after visiting Mrs Rush's mother Mrs James Peak.

J. O. Rush Frances Annie Stella Forrest City Arkansas Rush James Peak

Recorder of Deeds Names and County College Appointments

Recap lists J. C. Shelton as Recorder of Deeds for Ree Ubergen and Elmer C. Deubbert named for aor in Deeds with DiErking also noted, indicating staffing or appointment notes for county offices and related records.

Ree Ubergan County College Elmer C Deubbert

Colds and a Bridge Bond Vote Mentioned in Ad

The item notes the cost of a cold, promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick relief, and records Cooper County's July 8 bond election for Boonville bridge to retire stock used to finance the project.

Chamberlain Ady Cooper County Boonville

Reverend Cowan Attends Sunday School Convention

Reverend Robert L. Cowan traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday to take part in the ongoing Sunday School convention scheduled there.

Robt. L. Cowan Kansas City

Springfield Woman Credited Cardus For Relief

A Springfield resident describes severe back pain nervous exhaustion and constant headaches. She says after using Cardus her condition improved with better sleep and strength. Her husband a farmer on Route 6 recommended the remedy and a physician noted improvement.

Springfield Scytle Mia D. V. Williams Mrs. Williams Cardus

Local residents and visitors share weekend travels

Mrs Bates with her children Norma Elizabeth and George Comer left Tuesday for a three week visit to Council Grove Kansas. Mr and Mrs Ruben Slade of Wellington spent Sunday in Lexington with relatives. Miss Mary Frances Rosewell headed to Santa Anna California to visit her sister Mrs Scott Cunningham. Mrs W J Gresham with three children left Saturday for relatives in Cottonwood Falls. Albert King of Dallas Texas visited his aunt Mrs Sandford Sellers Sr. Richard Cavanaugh of Kansas City visited relatives. Majors Sandford Sellers Jr and J M Sellers and BE T Stier returned from two weeks fishing on the Current River Missouri. Capt L B Wikoff with Capt Hinton and Harry Day drove to Kansas City Friday. Capt Hinton then proceeded to Oklahoma for Wentworth Military Academy business.

Hubert Bates Norma Elizabeth George Comer Council Grove Kansas Ruben Slade Wellington Lexington Mary Frances Rosewell Scott Cunningham Santa Anna California W. J. Gresham Cottonwood Falls Mr. Gresham Kansas City Albert King Dallas Texas Sandford Sellers Richard Cavanaugh Majors Sandford Sellers J. M. Sellers BE. T. Stier Missouri L. B. Wikoff Hinton Harry Day Oklahoma Wentworth Military Academy

Woman's burden eased by Dean's Kidney Pills

Mrs. Warda Sargis of Madison Street reports severe backache and kidney distress improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She recalls dizziness, back pains, and vision spots before treatment, noting full relief and no recurrence. 60 cents at dealers, FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Dean Lexington Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

Allie Hancock Dies at Home After Illness

Allie Hancock, a colored organist at Zion Church on North 16th Street, died Sunday evening at 5:30 from illness complications. Her funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Allie Hancock Zion Church North 16Th Street

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