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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1908

Page

3

Local Briefs From Sunday Visits Across Cities

Leroy Farmer spent Sunday in Glasgow. Clyde Wright traveled Sunday to Kansas City. Mrs. Oscar Thomas visited Waverly. Barnett Young visited Winton. James Hays was in Kansas City Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. Ladeson visited Kansas City Sunday. R R. Mudd left Sunday evening for Denver. Mrs. Clem Tyree went to Kansas City Monday. Judge T. A. Walker and Dr. F. L. Carter spent Sunday in Wigginsville. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Boyle of Kansas City visited relatives here.

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised by East Raymond vet

Reverend F Starbirt of East Raymond Maine extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best healer for his old army wound and obstinate sores in his veterinary work. The 25 cent price at Crenshaw Young’s drug store is noted. Also reports travel and visits from local residents including Mrs Clarence Vivian and daughter Nancy, Miss Lavinia Warren, Jacob P Hansam of Kansas City, Mrs Mary E Zeiler visiting relatives, and Dr GW Predendall returning from Shawnee Oklahoma.

F. Starbirt East Raymond Maine Crenshaw& Young Clarence Vivian Nancy Lavinia Warren Higpinaville Jac. P. Hansam Kansas City Mary E. Zeiler GW. Predendall Shawnee Okla

Farm Progress subscription to rise in 1908

Farm Progress announces subscription price will advance to 25 cents per year starting January 21 1908. Until then subscriptions at old rate of three years for 2 cents are accepted. Readers may pay 24 cents for a three year term or 25 cents to extend by three years. A small photo supplement available for 5 more cents. Address Farm Progress St Louis Mo. Also includes short social notices about local visits and travel.

Farm Progress St. Louis Vara Pyrogréss Elze

Haerle Family Takes Trip and Readers Offered St Louis Clubbing

Mr and Mrs Glistay Haerle and late daughter Pannie Elizab eth left Monday for St Louis. An advert on another page offers Rural Route residents a St Louis Intelligencer daily combo for 2 50. The deal targets new cash subscribers and year ahead payers. Miss Rachel Andreen returned Monday from a visit with her aunt near Higginaville. Mr and Mrs Worl Young came from Sedalia for a brief visit with Mrs Young's mother Mrs FE B Young.

Intelligencer St. Louis Republic Lexington Rachel Andreen 8. A. Schooling Higginaville Worl Young Sedalia Mr. Young B. Young

Watch found by HW A initials awarded reward

Gentleman who found the watch with initials HW A engraved on a foot hall will come to this office to receive the reward. Mrs. Oscar Miles returned to Kan sas City Sunday evening after a visit of several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Butler Talbot.

Hwa Hing Oscar Miles Kanane City Butier Talbot

Lafayette county farms and city property for sale

I have a few Lafayette county farms left that I can sell you at reasonable prices. None any better and all known and they sell. Some city residences and vacant lots located to suit purchasers. Will take pleasure in showing you anything I have for sale. See me at Grate Bros plane 22, FF. B. Vaughn's phone for home 272, W. V. CURTIE. Miss Madge Nichglaon, visiting relatives in Kansas City, returned home Saturday. Miss Elizabeth English left for St. Louis.

Tafayette County Grate Bros B. Vaughn W. V Curtie Madge Nichglaon Kamsac City Elizabeth English John Morrison St. Louis

Health reform to prevent sickness and constipation

Opinion praised as prevention over curing sickness with focus on liver bowel and stomach health. Mentions Ballard's Herbine as remedy for constipation and digestive troubles. Notes local merchants Crenshaw Young and W G McCausland, J Alford returning from business trip, store re-opening on Franklin Avenue with new stock.

Ballard Crenshaw & Young W. G. McCausland J. Alford St Wonts Dr. McCausland Franklin

De King's New Life PUN Health Elixir Advert

An old advertisement touts De King's New Life PUN as a health remedy claiming relief from indigestion, headaches, constipation, and malaria with a cheerful refund offer if disappointed, promising value and quick results from a box purchase.

de King New Life Crenehaw & Young

Pauline Sellers Recital Holds Central College Audience

Pauline Sellers presented a wide ranging student recital at Murrell Auditorium Tuesday as graduation condition from Central College School of Vocal Music. Her mezzo soprano voice and refined technique drew praise through Italian, French, English, German and Scottish numbers with violin obbligato and fine piano support.

Central College Pauline Sellers Murrell Lexington Miss Sellers Musie Yric Asya Marcia Sel- Tera Alfred Franklin Smith Smith Mozart Liest Mia Paris Marcia Sellers

Johnson Nominated Governor Seen as Path to Presidential Race

Minnesota Democrats endorsed Gov Johnson for president as the campaign horizon brightens with hisAdministration earning a second term. Republicans’ attempts to attack his poverty backfire amid praise for his governance. Bryan appears likely to gain nomination, while Johnson remains a strong political figure in the interim. A stray veterinary ad and patent medicine pitch appear among the clipped notices.

Minnesota Johnson W. J. Bryan Linn County

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Leroy Farmer Glasgow Clyde Wright Kanama City Oscar Thomas Waverly WaAmrep Jos R Bath Martha Lege Higheville Mead Edmonds Kansan A. A. Walker Cnoper County J.T. Bush Los Angele Cal Por J. W. Bantry Bedtie Fe Kec Figaro Godard Elegle Talian Opera Linda di Chamounix Donizetti Cavatina Mande Mary of Argyle Nelson My Saddle Thayer Bonnie Sweet the Mala O Dundee Winess Gilbert Melodie Relip Feuses Arene Ayer Ayer Co J. M. Poage & CO Main Street Chas. W. Loomis Eastern Committee Chicago& Alton S. A. Vermillion Higginsville, Mo Terhune Stock Farm Dover Road Winton and Lexington Percheron Horse & Jack Company Jas. A. Terhune, Mgr White & Kerdolff
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