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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
6
Many homeowners struggle to save for monthly mortgage payments as economic pressures mount. Experts advise reviewing budgets, exploring refinancing options, and seeking lender assistance programs to ease short term payment stress.
University of Missouri Extension Division will mail free bulletins to more than 3,000 road commissioners supervisors and overseers across Missouri to aid in improving roads. Dean E J McCaustland aided by engineering experts wrote materials starting with a bulletin on Country Roads addressing drainage and structure. Additional bulletins will follow monthly, prepared and mailed at the Extension Division’s expense.
J C Whitten from Missouri College of Agriculture warns that fire blight has appeared in pear and apple orchards this spring. Early signs include gum like sap oozing from bark and honey like beads on new fruit. Remove and burn affected parts and disinfect pruning tools to stop spread by insects and within trees.
Mrs M Hessel returned to Kearney Mo after visiting Mr and Mrs George Zimmerman in Warrensburg. John M Craig spent Sunday in Higginsville. E M Taubman was in Kansas City on business. Miss Martha McFadin left for Chillicothe Mo to enter Chillicothe Business College. Clara Zimmerman went to Kansas City to enter Ransomerian Business College. Mrs T J Greene and daughter Isabelle returned from Kansas City. G C Marquis went to Kansas City on business. Elizabeth Wilson returned to Warrensburg after weekend visit. Florence Alford went to Kansas City for a visit. M Ladeson of Coffeyville Kansas arrived for a brief visit with his mother.
A local financing office offers loans on improved farms in Lafayette County not exceeding $50 000 to a single applicant Morrison Wentworth Bank issues the offer.
Notice of a big sale offering first quality fruit trees grape gooseberries currants and roses at less than half price. Inspection solicited at 910 Franklin Street.
Hatching eggs available from Mrs G H Logan reading as 8 17 1 mo. The listing mentions "Rhode Island Red" eggs suitable for breeding with contact via phone R 15 H. MRS. G. H. LOGAN.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Bates returned Thursday evening from Kansas City where Mr Bates attended the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. Their trip highlights a return from the Missouri trip and notes a shoe savings offer at Witten burg and Fletcher 910 Main St.
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