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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1909

Page

4

Lafayette County School Supervisor Candidates List

The notice announces multiple Lafayette County candidates for County Superintendent of Schools including G A Patrick PATRICK, S H SHARY, HW T PRILLIPS, TD HAMMOND, and others, subject to the April election. It mentions advance subscriptions, postage, and local political context while noting general commentary on tariffs, advertising, weather, and prices.

Pitapatrick M-Section Lafayette County Suilver Hw.t. Prillips Hammond

Kidnappers Foiled by Booze Ally in Ten Thousand Case

If not for old Booze the Pennsylvania, kidnappers might have escaped with the ten thousand. The remark hints at a thwarted plot and a pivotal turn connected to the vessel and its cargo. No further details are provided in the fragment.

Pennsylvania

Water Purity Claim for St. Louis Cited by Papers

St. Louis newspapers assert the city’s water is pure amid recent events. Citizens are urged to trust local officials and utility reports as water quality is defended and monitored.

St. Louis

River tests loom over farmer plans in two months

A farmer warns that all plans depend on river behavior in the next two and a half months. A Standard Oil trial draws little attention, as does an actress losing diamonds valued in the thousands.

Lexington finally lands a trolley line prospect

A long wait for a Lexington trolley line ends with renewed prospect of transit service. City officials and residents monitor plans as interest grows in sparking economic activity and improving mobility.

Wireless News Returns Roosevelt On Shipboard

Daily wireless reports track ex President Roosevelt aboard the ship as he continues public duties.

Roosevelt

Mr. Kling Quits Chicago for Kansas City Duties

Mr. J. Kling announces his resignation from Chicago due to property interests demanding his presence in Kansas City. Mr. Moran has not yet expressed any regrets.

J. Kling Chicago Kansas City Moran

Vote for the man best suited to oversee the schools

A brief vote call urging residents to choose a candidate deemed most capable of thorough school oversight, urging focus on competence over politics in the upcoming school election.

Lexington Housing Demand Surges Amid Rail Service Woes

Lexington faces rising property prices as housing demand outstrips supply while railroad service remains inadequate. The text envisions potential growth if a trolley line to Odessa were built, highlighting transportation as a key factor in regional development.

Lexington Odessa

Youth writes verse as spring returns in city

A city youth, convinced spring had arrived, donned lighter attire and set aside his vest. By afternoon the thermometer read 63, inspiring him to compose a poem and write about the season.

Spring soaner in cold shop ends in halted reading

A man’s manuscript is dropped as a blast of north wind halts a reading in a cold shop. The chill proves rough for many, but spares a young lady an ordeal, as the scene closes with the manuscript on the floor.

Hammond Announces Candidacy for County School Superintendent

T D Hammond of Mayview announces his bid for county school superintendent. A La Fayette county native and long time rural and Mayview teacher, he pledges to visit every rural school at least twice yearly to stay in touch with the work across townships.

T. D. Hammond Mayview

Church Crusade Against Consumption Goes Nationwide

In the past four months more than 20,000 congregations across 100 cities and major denominations have joined a tuberculosis education drive. Catholic, Protestant, and interdenominational groups are promoting fresh-air gospel sermons, school outreach, and parish programs reaching millions in the United States.

Ryan Philadelphia United States National Association For the Study and Prevention of

Fearless Preachers Voice Honest Peruna Opinion

An outspoken preacher condemns hesitation about remedies and quotes three clergymen and a pastor endorsing Peruna. EV. J.T. Peeler from Hendersonville NC credits Peruna with preventing his death from stomach catarrh. EV. J. G. Deres, pastor of Unitarian Church in Pinetown NC, notes his wife’s health and their son’s improvement after using Peruna. Rev H W Tate from Walnut Hills Cincinnati reports his throat condition improved after Peruna treatment.

EV. J. G. Deres Unitarian Church Pinetown N.C Peryna H. W. Tate Lincoln Ave Walnut Hills Cincinnati Ohio

Tuberculosis drives unite diverse groups in prevention

Churches and religious organizations join schools labor unions women's clubs and civic societies in a broad movement. Over the past year they have promoted that consumption is contagious can be prevented and cured by fresh air rest and wholesome food through sermons and public outreach.

Fire and Tornado Banners Across City and Country

Fire and tornado coverage spans city and country scenes with hay and grain markets standing at stable prices. W V Curtis advertises right prices for hay and grain amid storm risks and insurance notes.

W.V Curtis GEO. W. Kerdolff

Notice to Coal Dealers Sealed bids sought by Lexington firm

Lexington Triumph Press Brick Company will receive sealed bids for coal to be delivered at their yard as needed during the present season up to noon April 7 1909. IRA KELLER Treasurer.

Lexington Triumph Press Brick Company Ira Keller

Studio Moves Elizabeth Graves to Room Over Restaurant

Miss Elizabeth Graves relocates her studio to Room No 1 above Mrs Marks restaurant, marking a new workspace in a compact downtown area. The move places her studio in a small commercial block with pedestrian traffic and attention from passersby.

Elizabeth Graves Mra. Marks’ Resturant

Local Advertisements and Notices Snapshot

A scatter of business lines and notices appears, including dry cleaning appeals by Gro Witten, livery services at A SimMon’s Barn, seed and garden goods from Crenshaw & Young, and various garbled phrases about Winn and local services. Occasional references to insurance offices, oysters at Long’s Market, and shipper notes fill an ambiguous historic page.

F. Winn Crenshaw & Young's

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