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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
6
Mrs J F Catron traveled to Kansas City Monday for a brief visit with relatives. Miss Hettie Neet also went to Kansas City Monday for several days. J W Bills journeyed to Kansas City Wednesday to attend to business and spend the day there.
Mrs. Mary A. Brooks visited for a few days. Mrs. John P. Gordon returned to Jefferson City after a visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. K. Hf. Plate and Agnes left Lexington for San Jose while Lilburn Cole and Geo. Tunstall visited relatives. Mrs. B. C. Drummond went to Kansas City for a day. Senator James O.Chinn of Higginsville spent Monday in Lexington on business.
G. T. Richardson of Richardson's Mills Alabama recalls a year long bronchial illness in a child and credits Dr. King's New Discovery with a complete cure after trying many remedies and doctors. The advertisement promotes the cough cold hoarseness lagrippe asthma croup and sore lungs remedy priced 50 cents to 1.00 with a free trial bottle and a Crenshaw Young guarantee.
W Methare of Mughesville spent Sunday in Lesington. Mrs Harriet Davis of Winchester Virginia arrived Sunday night to visit her brother, H. Davis. Mikes Mary Ridings went to Kansas City Wednesday for a
A fragmented newspaper item links a burglar’s deed to a contrast with a mother’s illness and promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for women. The ad claims Mrs Mars Dunlay of Leadilly Tenn enjoyed benefits for constipation, with the pills priced at 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young.
Mr. aad Mes. Ervin Hackker went to Sedalia on Wednesday and Haekker has accepted the charge of the Sedalia Country Club House. Mrs. J. F. Forstir visited Higginsville for a few days. A full line of fresh green vegetables is available at L. Kenney's phone 17 Red. Boston beauty mackerel is sold by J. F. Winn.
Let us laundry your lace curtains this spring. They will be washed very carefully, starch ed just right to hang nicely, and dried perfectly straight and Square, with the corners and points perfectly shaped. Our charge is reasonable and you will like the work. Phone 130.
Mrs. Jno EF Ryland and Mrs Jos C Graddy visit relatives in Kansas City and Eldorado Springs while Mrs Walter Shinn and Mrs Jos Holwell attend the wedding of Miss Helen McManus and Edward Paeshal. Leroy Farmer Jr returns from Lee's Summit. Local merchants advertise fish shoes plants and framing services.
The Twice-a-Week Republic of St. Louis offers a three year subscription free. Write a post card to The St. Louis Republic asking how to obtain the free paper and they will send full details.
An advertisement invites customers for fresh eggs by calling John Price at 233 and offers Tam prepared to make enlargements from $1.00. Kodak film developments and color photos are advertised with pricing from 50 cents, contact TT scents up, phone 245, J O Coffin.
Central Business College at 1222 24 Oak Street Kansas City Missouri announces its move to a new brick building with white glaze tile and east frontage. The 20th annual six page catalog is available, promising comfortable student spaces and mailed free to prospective attendees.
Deeds filed for record in Lafayette County Missouri list transfers including Ella W Blakely to Henry Slusher for 950 dollars on Grand Avenue Zentmeyer's Addition Higgin s ville. Mary L Tunstall to Ida J Hinesly for 3500 dollars Lots 2 and 11 in Bluely 61 First Addition Lexington. Other entries show Madison Weed to J Clot tive Duffendack 1 dollar and various river property details. Local notices also advertise plants and nursery offerings with phone 738 and dates 2 25 14.
A testimonial from Rial Creason ex county judge of Richmond Missouri credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing back pain and kidney distress. The ad claims the remedy targets kidneys only and offers relief from frequent urination and sleepless nights. Sold for 50 cents by Foster Milburn Co. New York as U S agents.
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