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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary ad copy promises equal treatment for in-store and home deliveries with steady, low prices on everyday groceries. The text mentions fresh goods and a pursed pricing approach but lacks complete item details or dates.
Two government timber sale models prepared for display at a Washington forest products exposition illustrate how national forests are managed. One shows a stand with young to mature trees before logging, the other after selective cutting. Models emphasize low stumpage, small-diameter logs, waste reduction, and protection of regrowth to sustain forest health and soil. A chart compares timber sales from 1905 to 1918, highlighting rising volumes and revenues under contract sales.
Mr and Mrs F Lee Wallace and two children traveled to Kansas City yesterday for a day trip, spending time exploring the city and enjoying the outing together.
A note mentions children crying for Fletcher's Castoria as Bon Hopkins travels to Kansas City yesterday to spend the day, reflecting a local ad style and reader familiarity with the product.
Harvey Lee of Kansas City visited relatives in Corder on Sunday. Ed Hammel and son Henry left for Sturgeon after a several days visit. Vida Hedges and Ex vine Kramer visited in Mayview on Tuesday. Edith Peeples, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Peeples, died Friday night at St Margaret hospital Kansas City. Funeral services were held at R A Redifer's home Sunday. Mr and Mrs F Nickelson and daughter of Mayview visited R Hedges and family late last week. Mrs Chas Schooling and Mrs
Florance Larkin and PJ visited sister Mrs. David E. Sex ter in Kansas City last week. Eric Williamson was a Marshall visitor one day. Mrs. Wood Mcfiiew returned from a week in St. Louis with son Bari McGraw and family. Charley Carpenter and son of Kansas City visiting Geo. Gordon. Pearl Jones arrived from Pittsburg to visit mother Mrs. Hid Barnard. W. B. Bray family called to Grand Pass by death of Mrs. Bray's sister Mrs. George McClure. George Tulison left for Illinois to visit Jas. Bridgewater. Nowlin, Landrum families and Mrs. Charles Lewis attended Mrs. Geo. McClure's funeral in Grand Pass. William H. Burnette and children spent Sunday in Stanhope. John Larkin family visited relatives here. George Bray attended the funeral of Mrs. Geo. McClure.
Governor Colquitt is criticized for moderation versus excess. The piece notes signals he aims for the Senate and may court support by aligning with the President’s peace efforts. It praises Texas as enterprising, progressive in city government, and influential in national affairs connecting U S policy to Mexican welfare. Also mentions Woodrow Wilson’s modern approach and a Missouri official concluding a building loan inspection.
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