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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1921

Page

3

Keep Young With Doan's Kidney Pills Patient Testimonial

A Lexington retiree, W. E. Tarlton, age seventy seven, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with keeping his kidneys in good condition. He describes kidney weakness, back pain, and dark sediment in urine before relief and ongoing use as a tonic. He recalls buying at Marshall's Drug Store and endorses the remedy as a fine kidney remedy.

Doan Lexington W. E. Tarlton Main ‘St Dean Marshall's Drug Store Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo, N. Y

Local home transfers and visits reported

Dr. B. T. Payne sold his residence at 1824 Franklin Ave to Ernest Hoffman. Mrs. O. H. Westerman of Kansas City arrived Friday morning for a brief visit at Worth Bates’s home. Major and Mrs. Ralph Campbell drove to Kansas City Saturday morning to spend the day.

B. T. Payne Franklin Ave Ernest Hoffman O. H. Westerman Kansas City Worth Bates Major Ralph Campbell

Why Colds Are Dangerous and a Baby’s Birth and Death

A warning on the dangers of colds noting that they weaken lungs and invite serious diseases. It cites pneumonia and other germ illnesses as potential outcomes and praises Chamberlain's Remedy as a cure. Also reports the death of two months old Frank R. Howe Jr. in Independence, Missouri, and the birth of Betty Anne on March 10, 1921.

Chamberlain Frank R. Howe, Jr Frank R. Howe, Sr Independence T. L. Barnett Betty Anne

Timely cough remedy praised for relief

A Timely Suggestion touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant to take and effective for coughs and colds. Ady Charles Scott, described as a notorious local character, died Sunday of pneumonia. Fire Department fought a Ford wreck turned fire on Highland avenue Sunday morning. H T Phillips of Warrensburg attended the funeral of Charles A Keith on Sunday.

Ady Chas. Scott Highland Avenue H. T. Phillips Warrensburg Charles A. Keith

Telegraph teachers join Omaha talks on Western Union course

One of the telegraph teachers at Chillicothe Business College was summoned to Omaha last week to consult with Western Union officials about a new course the company is instituting at the college for training its operators and managers. Ady.

Chillicothe Business College Omaha Western Union Ady

Postcard Clue Spurs Missouri Probate Mystery

An unsigned postcard from Toronto hints at a hidden past of recluse George Bellamy Dutton of Loxton England who died penniless yet left a possible private hoard. Meanwhile in Missouri a 1921 probate hearing declares George A Masterson legally dead after years absent, with letters of administration to Henry C. Chiles and notices in Lafayette and Bates counties.

Toronto George Bellamy Dutton Loxton England Dutton Lafayette County Missouri George A. Masterson Henry C. Chiles George A. Macetarkon Spokane Washington Sord Alford Jackson Masterson Jacob Masterson Lafayette Bates Jnee S. Masterson Willem A. Masterson George A. Masterton Peaceton Intelligencer Butler Times Bates County

Chun's Claim A Poodle Sparks a Marriage Mystery

In a quirky exchange overheard about a woman named Chun, a friend claims she intends to make Billy happy, only to reveal Billy is not her husband but a pet poodle. The odd remark highlights a humorous misunderstanding about romance and status.

Billy

Closing Leaks in Concrete Tanks by Bran Method

A new leak sealing technique for two reinforced concrete tanks 20 feet by 10 feet by 18 feet uses water to carry cereal bran around the edge. The bran coats the top edges and slowly forms a thick glue that sinks into leaks, packing them tight. After a year of use, no leaks have returned.

Jack's Narrow Escape

The Boston Transcript recalls a close opera stage incident involving John McCormack as Signor Foli, where two assistants held a fragile balcony as he sang. A muttered joke from below nearly sparked a lapse in support, prompting a noisy warning about the heavy Italian singer.

John McCormack Signor Foli Moike Pat Boston ‘Transcript

Man Questions Ticket Integrity After Folding It

A dialogue recalls a voter asking if the ticket was split. She replies she did not split it and folded it carefully, showing no tear when returned to the man.

Sbe

Love Letters Revealed Stenographer Multigraphs Account

Dialogue reveals a public stenographer was used to multigraph letters. The speaker admits sending and copying nine letters from last summer, including a personal inquiry about a lover. The item reads as a confidential correspondence excerpt with implied scandal potential.

Poland China Boars to Lead Herd Bloodlines at Auction

Big Type Poland China boars from top bloodlines led by Black Wonder 108 and 746, sired by Big Hadley Jr and Big Price families, offered as reasonably priced. EDWARD AULL of Lexington Missouri handles sale. Cholera immune stock highlighted.

Poland Big Hadley Jr Big Price Edward Aull

Notice of Trust Sale and Administrator's Claim Bar

Notice declares a trust sale on March 20 1921 in Lexington Lafayette County Missouri to satisfy a promissory note governed by a deed of trust. It describes a 70 acre tract with a 5.02 acre exception plus an electric easement for Missouri Gas Electric Service Company. Also announces letters of administration for Nancy F P Ryland issued January 7 1921 and informs creditors to file claims within six months or one year.

Fred W. Schowengerdt Minnie Scht Recorder's Office Lafayette County Missouri Court House Lexington Lasours Lafayette Towit Soc- Non Twenty-Six Fifty-One Dover Road Ead Branch Old Dover Road Lewisy W. Smallwood Recorder of Thuis Om] Dover Road Missouri Gas & Electric Service Company Miccessor Scott Coutin E. N. Hopkins

Executor's Notice of Estate in Lafayette County Missouri

Executor Hannah Groves and Executrix Martha Olerk publish notice from the Lafayette County Probate Court Missouri. All claims against the estate of J. ee ee deceased must be presented for allowance within six months after letters are granted or be barred. If not presented within one year after granting, claims may be foreclosed. March 18, 1921.

Nancy FP. Ryland Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri F. Lee Wallace Stephen N. Wilson J.ee Ee

Lafayette County Credit Union Audited Statement

Audited and found correct by McGrew Tie Hoyes Wernwag Mollenkamp Auditing Committee. Taubman president and Sydnor secretary certify the statement is true to the best of their knowledge and belief from the association's books. Subscribed sworn to before notary Iesagh Noyes on March 8 1921. commission expires November 24 1922.

E. M. Taubman J. W. Sydnor We Taubman W. Sydnor Iesagh Noyes

Forged Ledger Closure At Lexington Bank

In Lexington Missouri the bank’s books for February 1 1924 were audited and found correct by the finance committee of Lafayette County, with W J Bandon Arthur Bour and E N Hopkins signing off. The secretary C Winkler and president G Hopkins confirmed the accounts as true to the best knowledge. Notary Horace F Blackwell certified the document on March 1921.

W. J. Bandon D. Arthur Bour B. F. Eaton

Three students placed as business instructors in three states

Three students of the Chilli cothe Business College have been placed as instructors in business schools at St Joseph Missouri Wilmington Delaware and Beaumont Texas. The Best Laxative advertisement Chamberlains Tablets touted by George F Daniels of Hardwick Inn New England notes in a testimonial of a sedentary lifestyle and reliance on the product.

Chillicothe Business College St. Joseph, Mo Wilmington Del Beaumont Texas Chamberlain George F. Daniels Hardwick Inn New England

Mrs BE Campbell to Attend Chicago Graduation

Mrs BE Campbell left Sunday evening for Chicago to be present at the graduation of her daughter Miss Vera May from the University of Chicago.

BE. B. Campbell Chicago Vera May The University of Chicago

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Fletcher State OF Missouri Gage N. Wilson Lafay Seal County Martha Marquis Lafayatte Ene A Ane Jack C. Pares Hannah B. Groves Martha B. Olerkathe de Mae Dee Tadagette Gounty Miscouri Sral Thedford’s Palmer’s L. H. Meadow Ass’n Ius Pres A. F. Winkler Lexington Building & Loan Association Ie G. Hopkins Winkler Secro Horace F. Blackwell FBI Inc Neal Estate Ave. Abe Insurance General Ailiventolins Castoria
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