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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
2
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A brief notice from The Lexington Intelligencer lists editor and publisher A. W. Allen and states weekly publication, subscription price of 1.50 in advance, and mail matter classification. Communications to be signed for print.
The piece notes Champ Clark says he is not a U.S. Senate candidate. Breckinridge Long has filed for the Senate, praised as a strong Missouri representative. Admiral Sims remarks on navy readiness are viewed as common knowledge, while a subcommittee hopes his words yield usable campaign material.
University of Missouri findings show March hatchings yield higher returns on Kansas City broiler markets. Cockerels hatched in March sold at 60 cents a pound, averaging over 1.5 pounds at ten weeks, totaling 49 dollars from fifty birds. Later hatchings brought 23 to 30 cents per pound with many eggs uneaten while a Kansas woman sold over 600 dollars worth of eggs and broilers from a flock last November through January. March hatch recommended for Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Rhode Island Reds and Orpingtons. A cough remedy note and local social updates follow.
April favors hatching Leghorns as the University of Missouri flock notes a majority of 200 egg White Leghorns hens are hatched in the first half of April. Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan has had seven years of stomach trouble and sleep loss from indigestion but Chamberlain's Tablets aid his condition. Mrs. Chas White improves after an operation while Mrs. H A Rappleman and Roy Atterberry travel to Kansas City for a short visit. Dr G W Fredendall also plans a Kansas City trip.
A brief health note warns that a cold weakens lungs and invites serious diseases such as pneumonia consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. It urges quick relief and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable pleasant treatment.
In Lafayette County Missouri circuit court a divorce suit proceeds against Sydney W. Wray. Publication notice issued due to defendant unlocatable with summons issued 1919 and return made 1919. The case seeks a decree of divorce on grounds of cruelty and indignities.
Guardian Harry D Baker is appointed for Wm D Whitsitt of unsound mind by Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court on March 2 1920. Claims for allowance must be filed within one year to avoid bar. Witness signed March 2 1920. Samuel Moritz administrator William M Moritz appointed March 18 1920 Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court.
John D Masterson deceased February 20 1920 probate court in Acrpaces County Missouri sets six month deadline for all creditors to exhibit claims for allowance. Claimants may be precluded from benefits of the estate if not presenting proof by the deadline. Witness my signature February 20 1920.
Mrs Thos McIntyre and Mrs Jos Golden with her young son Joseph Jr traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for a brief visit lasting a few days.
Annie Johnson of Scottsburg Indiana describes long sufferings from constipation and upset stomach. After exhausting doctors and purgatives, a recommendation led her husband to try Thedtoni's Black Draught which she credits with curing her constipation and restoring health.
Last week Missouri and Ames Universities again urged Chillicothe Business College for stenographers. While three large business colleges wired in for teachers.
George F Daniels of Hardwick Vermont says his sedentary life requires occasional laxatives and he finds Chamberlains Tablets the best. He is proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, a noted New England hotel. Monroe Butler of Kansas City visited relatives here on Sunday. D F Conrad traveled to Kansas City Monday to spend the day with relatives.
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