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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
4
A Missouri extension note urges town dwellers and farmers to start a garden campaign this summer to curb living costs. It outlines a planting sequence from onions and peas in early spring to corn beans and melons by late spring, with a final fall garden. Advice invites readers to write to the University of Missouri College of Agriculture for help.
A Lexington reader profile touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as effective for back pain and kidney stiffness. Mrs. Ben Stevenson of Oneida Street testifies the remedy eases pain and relieves stiffness, saying she keeps it on hand for future need. Major Fred A. Day traveled to Kansas City on Saturday for an indoor track meet at Convention Hall.
Jackson Price of St Louis visits relatives in Lexington while Mrs Robert Charlton and Miss Pearl Huffman travel with Miss Florence Charlton to Kansas City for a brief visit yesterday.
Castoria Miss Sallie Files spent the weekend in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Thomas Holman visited relatives in Dover for a few days. Mrs J O Coffin went to Kansas City yesterday for a brief visit. Wm Morrison also went to Kansas City yesterday on business.
Geo Fawks of Kansas City arrived Monday evening for a few days visit with friends. Mrs. Alexander Graves and daughter Miss Elizabeth spent Tuesday in Kansas City.
Chas Barnard from Marshall spent Tuesday here on business Rev Robt L Cowan returned from Branson Missouri F R Howe of Kansas City spent Saturday here on business Timothy Howard arrived Sunday evening for a few days visit
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