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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

4

Lexington Intelligencer notice and imprint brief

The Lexington Intelligencer page shows early imprint details, publisher A W Allen, weekly Friday publication schedule, and location Lexington. It includes notes on printing and operating terms, with mention of subscription and payable amounts, typical of a 19th century local newspaper imprint.

Missouri River bridge at Lexington approved in House

Long Jefferson City notes itemizes passage of a bill authorizing a Missouri River bridge at Lexington. It covers printing costs for constitutional amendments, local pension and public offices actions, local option votes, and various Senate and House measures affecting counties, taxes, labor, schools, and prohibition, with references to Missouri politics and local figures including Governor Major and Senator Crug.

Kansas City Times Missouri River Lexington Miggitsville Mgr Salts Phelps House Bourdemearita Turley Carter Scott Barry Dugan Webster Sheppendson Atelnison Iall Virto Franklin Valentine Putnam Chaney St. Joins Munt Dent Senate Claes Herailter Migginsville Newy Nevada Asylum Ars W P. Pradley Windsor C. B. Simcoe Jefferson City J. W. Dawson el Dorado Springs W. A. Summers Laclede County Frank B. Callaway Nevada J.B. Muff Lee B. Ewing Miss Chambers Appleton Missouri Bethanan Jack

Fletchers Castoria Song Parody Appears in Rural Letter

A fragment from a rural broadside or note imitates a sentimental plea from a wife to her absent husband. The text mocks wartime era themes and references farm chores and household worries while critiquing prohibition and political graft. Strong images of farm life and familiar brands are woven with domestic longing and social commentary.

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The Lexington Intelligencer A. W. Allen, Bulter and Pebliaher Foe Intelligencer Gordon Tafayette Higginsville Jeffersonian Resolven Boyd Crug St. Louis Ilerentey Bank el Iysse Thronte Crossley Tarstals Amy Wood Eggleston Prainccis Bowman John P. Gordon Francis Bowman Anns Wood Eggleston Rachel Curry Kansas City Mises Painter Sarah Painter Carrollton Martha Tinsly Mya Minwis Gordon Witsel King Folk United States Senator Stone W. Wallace W. W. Graves Wilson WLCLT Little Red Reform School For Negro Girls Tipton Govorney Major Preedest Wilson Gov. Major Wis Po-Vilian Renrse General Assembly Sticks Fletcher Castoria Hubby State House March Huby Lubby Ine Garda Peas Oime Old Crow Wim Crow Fallstaff Creer W. G Ausland Joe Irvine Judge Bradley Denmark Henry Kroll E. M. Taubman W. H. Chiles Prisidza W.J. Bandon Cash Lexington, Missouri WG Meccausland G. N., Hopkins Lee J. Slusher B. R. Ireland Richard Field J. Andrew W. V. A. Catron Gerara Board OF Directors J. Barnet Young W.V. A. Catron Frank Howe Herman E. Mark Frederick Morath Worth Bates Rufus Young Walter B. Waddell Sandford Sellers JF. Lee Wallace Assu’t Cashier W. T. Groves Teller John Bowman Lexington Savings Bank Solieits Liberal Accommodations Customars UW. Horton W. P. Aull Oswald Winkler F. Lee Wallace J. L. Groves S. P. Culley Jos, L. Long's Grocery 16Th and Franklin St Lexington, Mo
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