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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

3

Girls Enter State Corn Show Prize Contest

Mes. 17 Duvall returns to Kansas City after visit. Mrs. Owen arrives for a visit. Girls will be eligible for the Missouri Boys and Girls State Corn Show prizes, sharing $1,000 in awards. Girls must keep records and select corn samples. $25 scholarship offered by Missouri Women Farmers’ Club for first prize in cane test. Details to T. R. Douglass, Leo’s Missouri Conn Growers Association, Columbia.

Missouri Missouri Women Farmers Clit College of Agriculture T. R. Douglass Leo Missouri Conn Growers’ Association Columbia

Electric Bitters Advertised as Health Restorer

An old ad touts Electric Bitters as a life changing remedy for weak nervous souls and tired people, claiming better appetite, energy, and stomach, liver, and kidney support. It cites Mrs. C. Rhisevault of Vestal Center as a testimonial and notes price at 50 cents to 1.00 with Crenshaw & Young distributed.

Jake Electric Bitters C. Rhisevault Vestal Center N. Ats Sbysay Regal Electric Bitters Rees Crenshaw & Young

Kansas City Visitor Returns After Stay

Mrs. Baston returns home to Kansas City Thursday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Drwmon. CG A. Keith travels to Warren on business Thursday evening.

R. Baston Kansas City James Drwmon A. Keith Warrenshire

Topeka Woman Returns Home After Visit at Lexington College

Mrs Addie Maxwell returns to Topeka Kansas Thursday evening after a loving visit with her daughters at Lexington College in Lexington. Mrs Ralph Borehers of St Louis arrives Thursday evening for a few days stay with Mrs 1 O Marshall.

Addie Maxwell Topeka Kansas Lexington College Ralph Borehers St. Louis Eit Rove Marshall

Dr King's New Discovery Endorsed by Marion Druggist

Marion Ohio druggist Lower endorses Dr King's New Discovery as a reliable remedy for colds bronchial throat and lung troubles. He cites its success curing a severe bronchial cold in a customer’s wife after other treatments failed. A bottle should be kept for family use with prices listed as 60 cents and 1.00.

Marion Ohio Dr. King Crenshaw & Young

Williams and Taubman Visit Sedalia on Friday

Sam Williams and A. E. Taubman traveled to Sedalia Friday morning for a business matter, detailing a morning excursion for work purposes.

Sam Williams A. E.taubman Sedalia

How to Drive a Bad Thought Out of the Mind

A condensed extract from Ralph Waldo Trine’s May Woman's Home Companion piece on habit and mental law. It explains resisting unwanted thoughts by immediate action and substituting a new object to prevent incipient ideas from growing into full compulsion. It emphasizes a Law of Substitution to ease breaking habits.

May Woman's Home Companion Ralph Waldo Trine Joe

Fragmentary note on self control and avoidance concepts

The text discusses gradually decreasing power by excluding undesirable elements and placing desirable ones in their place. It frames self control as a process of shutting out reasonable or undesirable aspects and maintaining a continuous forward line toward a more effective state.

Hughie

Golden Rule Jones and the Toledo Franchise Battle

Mayor Jones of Toledo, famed as the Golden Rule, vetoed a street railway franchise bill aimed at renewal for twenty five years. A public uproar led by editor Negley D. Cochran and strong opposition nearly swayed the council. The street railway opponent’s lawyer taunted democracy, but Jones answered that government under the rule of gold is not true democracy.

Brand Whitlock Toledo Ohio Ian Jones Jones Railway Company Cornell Negley D. Cochran News-Bee Cochran Othe Autor Ey Mir Peplied Jones

Wonderful Skin Salve and Its Broad Claims

A publisher from Cornelius North Carolina touts Wonderful Skin Salve as a universal remedy for skin diseases burns bruises and boils with fast inflammation relief and healing. One box helped a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed at a price of 25 cents and it is recommended by Crenshaw and Yowig.

Arnie J.T. Sossaman News Cornelius N. C Crenshaw & Yowig

Automobile Club Admits Twenty Two New Members

At Friday night’s meeting of the Automobile Club twenty two new members were admitted and the election of officers will take place this evening. After the business session a smoker will be enjoyed. Mrs. T. W Dorn of Junction City Kansas arrived Monday evening for a short visit with Mrs. F. Lee Wallace.

Automobile Club Will Omjoy T. W Dorn Junction City Kansas F. Lee Wallace

Cleanup Notice for Property Owners and Tenants

All property owners and tenants are notified to remove all trash from back yards and alleys. Those failing to heed this notice will be liable to arrest and fine under city ordinances. This order will be strictly enforced. Frank Haberkorn, City Marshal.

Frank Haberkorn

Help Wanted in Lexington Area for Good Housekeeping

Wanted. we require the services of an mtive man and women to do shiny speci] work in Lexington and surrvouncing territory in connection with Good lousekeep ing Magazine One special plan is & Sure wither, and sales can be wade with ease and pleasure in every home. Exclusive ter ritory granted to right people. Previous experience unnecessary. Liberal salary guaranteed and generous cermission paid. If you want profitable and congen ial summer employment write quicktly to, Premium Dept. Good Housekeeping Magazine, 281- Fourth Avenue, New York.

Lexington Good Lousekeeping Magazine Good Housekeeping Magazine Fourth Avenue New York

Men's Acre Yield Contest headlines at Missouri show

The 1913 Men's Acre Yield Contest at Columbia during Farmers Week drew many visitors. Morris Meules of Doniphan, Missouri won the Sweepstakes prize of 150 dollars with L F Cottey of Edina second. Judges weighed practicability, ten ear sample score, net profit, and yield. The Missouri Corn Growers' Association plans hundreds in prizes to boost corn improvement statewide. Richersons visit county.

Columbia Morris Meaules A! Doniphan Mo. L. F. Cottey Edina Missouri Corn Growers’ Association Missouri TLR Douglass Missoui

Constipation Cured by Dr King 5 New Life Pills

Sanbury resident John Supsic praises 5 New Life Pills for prompt relief from constipation indigestion and liver issues. Advertises at 25 cents with Crenshaw and Young backing the remedy for general digestive health claims.

Dr. King Dion Haein John Supsic Sanbury Crenshaw & Young

Arrival of Mrs Nims and Guest in Kansas City Visit

Mr and Mrs E L Nims of Kansas City arrived Saturday for a few days visit here with friends.

Mrs Paul Richerson Elk City Oklahoma

No Reason For It You Are Shown A Way Out

A Plattsburg resident reports lasting relief from back pain urinary disorder and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. P Sheehan of Sixth and Walnut Streets says the pills gave great relief and he has continued using them since 1906 with the same positive results. For sale by all dealers Foster Milburn Co sole agents States cents

P. Sheehan Sixth & Walnut Sts Plattsburg Dean Sheehan Foster-Milburn Co

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