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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
4
The Lexington Intelligencer lists a weekly test issue published on Friday. Subscription is $1.40 per year payable in advance. Communications to the paper must be signed and sent to THE INTELLIGENCER.
A local baseball game ended with Wentworth 8, Chilli C B C 9 in a late afternoon clash. The rival teams are set to meet again in a rematch. Weekend visits include Miss Olga Nor Spent and Miss Ruth Nor Spent in Dover while Mrs Roosewall traveled to Leavenworth, Kansas for a visit. Miss Georgia Parks visited Kansas City, and the 140th Infantry, with Lexington natives, arrived at New Port News. Miss Katherine Thorp of Kansas City spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs William Thorp.
Lexington resident C. S. Mitchell, a farmer and ex-sheriff, asserts kidney pills from Crenshaw Young's Drug Store eased long standing kidney pain and offered permanent relief after trials in 1906 and 1916. The Fors ter Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y distributes the product at 60 cents.
Tracy Munson of Joplin Missouri lauds Neslin soles as water proof and long lasting offering comfort and value. She urges families to rebottom old shoes with Neslin soles and notes Goodyear Akron Ohio produces the soles along with Wingfoot Heel that outwear others.
Advertisements urge use of Chamberlain's Liniment for chronic rheumatism and pain with a 83 cent price. Mentions of Miss Stella Bandon and Mrs. Charles Barron visiting in Waverly and trips to Kansas City. Advises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion and Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoeae Remedy for camping trips and travel. Includes notes on local visits by Hon. James P. Chinn and Mrs. Felix G. Young.
Wentworth baseball split a two game set with Chillicothe Business College in Chillicothe Missouri. Friday they won while Saturday’s contest ended in a 7 to 5 loss. Also noted are marriage announcements and a teachers opening at Chillicothe Business College. The Wentworth track team traveled to Pittsburg Kansas for a scheduled meet with State Normal that was postponed due to rain.
Captain C B Waddell spent Sunday in Kansas with his wife recovering from appendicitis surgery. Mr and Mrs Thomas McIntyre with Miss Pattie Blee attended John McCormick's concert at Convention Hall in Kansas City. County Depositary Notice calls for sealed bids by May 5 1919 for Lafayette County and School funds depositary for two years. Six states contributed to last week's new student enrollment at Chillicothe Business College ahead of May 6 summer courses. Ady
Bent from France by a Lexington boy past sixteen, who served two years, voices a defense of roughneck volunteers over pampered civilians. The piece argues women and home life should not deter enlistment and honors the duty of fighting like forefathers. Nearby notes report Otto Oberhelman at F. W. Knipmeyer’s funeral, Rueben Slade visiting Wellington, plus W. C. Barnett selling cars to Jeff Wilson and Miss Lockie Arnold.
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