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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1909

Page

5

County Court Orders New Roads and Road Work

The county court met Monday with all members present and handled petitions for new roads in Sni-a-bar and by Charles Alumbaugh. It appointed J T. Silver and James Callaway overseers, approved a two year depository bid, moved offices, adjusted tax for roads, and set jurors for June criminal court. Officials approved aid for a county exhibit and adjusted poor farm upkeep and county staffing.

KR. F. Slusher P. McCormack Sni-a-bar J.T. Silver JH. Weserheld Commercial Bank W.T. Shame N. Wilson John Walker Charles Alumbaugh Alumbaughb Lafayette Corn Growers Association Sedalla Concordia Lafayette Joe N. Mitchell Y. P. McCormack D. G. Johns R. F. Slusher Jas. Callaway John W. Abbott Homer T. Phillips Olgginaville Lexington Criminal Court Clay Township James Cobb Jos. Lauderdale BH. J. Thomas Davis Township Edward Mason Frank George Otto Korthacke Dover W. FE. Johnson L. Wilson Peter Uphaus Freedom William F. Kronecke Martin Miller P. Phillips Zach W.wright Walter Russell George Kerdolf Middleton H.H. Horstman Leyton Landrum N. J. Gordon Salabar H. N. Brown Bert Dean Henry Williams Washington Township Gustav Rabins Ben Higgins Louis Jonson

A Pretty Vermont Home Capt. Hutchinson is a

A short paragraph from a Vermont newspaper highlights Capt. Hutchinson in connection with a notable home scene. The piece suggests a feature on a residence described as pretty, with maritime or military context implied by the captain’s rank. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.

Peruna Testimonials From Soldiers And Citizens

Readers report chronic catarrh throat trouble and stomach issues improving with Peruna. Capt Lemuel Hutchinson of Montpelier praises relief and overall health gains. J W Pritchard of Columbia City credits Peruna for curing stomach catarrh and meal comfort. Lewia Zim of St Augustine cites renewed appetite, energy, and sleep after treatment.

Lemuel M. Hutchinson Montpelier Lewia Zim St. Augustine Perona

Death of Mrs J J McElroy at Grandview Sanitarium

Mrs J J McElroy of Independence formerly Miss Belle Hays of Lexington died at Grandview Sanitarium Kansas City Kansas after illness. Born October 30 in Lexington she moved to Independence with husband in 1895. Survived by husband mother and several Hays siblings and many Lexington friends. Funeral held at Mrs James Hayes residence officiated by Rev O M Ricken.

Grandview Sanitarium Kansas City Kansas Mts J. J. McElroy Independence Belle Hays McIlroy I. 0. Hays R. F. Norfolk Lucy Hays Lexington Sam Hays Sweet Smings B.C. Hays Muskogee Okla Charles Hays Hawthorne Nevada MccIlroy McEl

Missouri Pacific Passenger Trains Slow After Week of Delays

West bound Missouri Pacific passenger trains run under slow orders for a week. The afternoon train arrives around 5:25 and generally departs after six. The morning train, due at 7:23, is seen rounding the curve after 8. Air line trains run comparatively on time.

Missouri Pacific Ranalac

Fine Residence for Sate at Public Sale in Lexington Mo

I will offer for sale at public auction at the front of the courthouse my residence on the corner of Wronklin avenue and 17th street in Lexington Missouri on the 29th day of May 1208 at o'clock P M. Terms: one third cash, balance due in one year with no interest. If unpaid at maturity interest accrues from sale date. Cash buyers get 8 percent discount on deferred payments. B B Fraser has moved his insurance office to Room 15 of the Traders building Hath

Court House Wronklin Avenue 17Th Street Lexington

Dover Notes from Higginsville and area events

Dover notes record visits and social happenings around Higginsville Missouri including Dr W Harwood and Prof J Lee Carter guesting with family, multiple residents traveling to Kansas City and Columbia, real estate sales, church activities, club meetings, and local advertisements for groceries and services.

Harboard Kansas City Christian Church Wil Stark Higginsville J. Lee Carter Mies Lenoir Columbia W. Harwood Mabel Dolly Trent Mary Lee Cooper Dean Dysart Ben Wessel George Slusher Edmond Vaughn Johnny Wabs Soldiers’ Home

Farms For Sale Near Lexington Missouri

718 acre farm with good land and location, well improved and near town. 240 acre farm has two sets of improvements, offered at 880.00 per acre. Worth investigating, for particulars see Wilson Gros or Ed Aull at Traders Bank Building Lexington Mo.

Wilson Gros Ed Aull Traders Bank Bld Lexington

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