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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1914

Page

3

Personal News From Local Residents and Visitors

Mrs E A Smith returned to her San Francisco home Friday after visiting her daughter Mrs Fred Helsby and Mrs James R Moorehead went to Kansas City Friday for a few days. Jennie Flemming of New Dover Ohio praises Dr King s New Discovery for a three year cough and urges readers to buy. Also advertised Bucklen s Arnica Salve for pimples and local residents Mrs W B Douglas and two children visited Independence for a few days. Grace Welsh of Concordia visited with Miss Harrison and Bonnie Day and Ruth Salisbury later went to Independence for a short visit. Mrs Bess Bullard returned to Kansas City Friday evening after visiting relatives.

E. A. Smith San Francisco Cali Fred Helsby James R. Moorehead Kansas City Dr. King Jennie Flemming New Dover Ohio Bucklen W. B. Douglas Independence Grace Welsh Concordia Harrison Bonnie Day Ruth Salisbury Bess Bullard

Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve Advertisements

Indigestion and loss of appetite are addressed by Electric Bitters as a spring tonic for liver, kidney, and stomach troubles, promising a cleansed system and improved appetite. A testimonial claims Mr. T. D. Pestle’s stomach troubles improved with Electric Bitters. Also promotes Brecken’s Arnica Salve for eczema and notes local trips to Kansas City by Noyes and Edward Aull for business.

T. D. Pestle Breksen

Keep Bowel Movement Regular With Dr Kings Pills

A vintage ad promotes Dr. Kings New Life Pills to keep stomach liver and kidneys healthy. It claims relief greater than any medicine and cites C Hatfield of Chicago Illinois as a buyer, with 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King C. Hatfield Chicago

Bandon Family Makes Weekend Visit to Waverly

Miss Stella Bandon and Miss Margaret Bandon visited Waverly for a few days. Col. J. Huston traveled to Kansas City for a brief stay. Mrs. A. Wpi and Mrs. H. H. plus Ruth also left for Kansas City on Saturday morning for a short visit.

Stella Bandon Margaret Bandon Waverly Col J. Huston Kansas City A. Wpi H. H Tad Tra Ruth Sisal

Kickapoo Worm Killer Candy Ad Promises Quick Worm Cure

A sensational 19th century style drug advertisement claims Kickapoo Worm Killer candy can expel intestinal worms in children. It describes a sick child with feverish, restless symptoms and urges immediate purchase for 25 cents at any druggist.

College visitors from Notre Dame visit Marshall parents

Misses Edna Haynie and Lucy Hinkle of Central College went to Marshall Saturday for a Robert Carter of Notre Dame Indiana arrived Friday evening for a visit here with his parents Mr. and Mrs Frank Carter

Edna Haynie Lucy Hinkle Central College Marshall Robert Carter Notre Dame Indiana Frank Carter

Local notices and business updates from Kansas City to Missouri

B R Young spent Tuesday in Kansas City. Leslie Connor went to Springfield Mo Tuesday for a Judge and Mrs Alex Graves went to Sweet Springs Tuesday I have quit handling tub coal and have gone into the Poultry Eggs and Cream business in connection with my feed business very extensively and I invite your patronage Phone 14 JOS L LONG.

B. R. Young Kansas City Leslie Connor Springfield Judge Alex. Graves Sweet Springs Jos, L. Long

For Sale R C and 8 C R 1 Red Cork rels hens and pullets

For sale listing says R C and 8 C R 1 red cork hens and pullets. Contact Mrs John B Logan in Lexington Missouri by phone 4a.

R.C John B Logan Lexington, Mo

Read This The Lexington Intelligencer Offer

An old time notice promotes a bundled offer for The Lexington Intelligencer together with Woman's World Home Life Green's Fruit Grower and Farm Life for one year at a price of 1.18 dollars.

Lexington Intelligencer Green

Probate Court May Docket 1914 First to Eighth Day

The May term 1914 Probate Court docket lists numerous minor guardianships estates and executors for Lafayette County Missouri. Judge Thomas A. Walker certifies the document as a true copy of the May docket for 1914, noting many names of minors executors administrators and guardians across days May 11 to May 19.

Campbell Russell and Lymrick Ellis Campopeil Detert Delmer Julius Detert Corder Nathan Rena Chappeil Nannie Steele Price Thomas W. V. A. Catron de Bonis Duebbert Eugene Carrie Duebbert Julius Chas Kronshage Sandring Arthur Minor Alvena Sandring Heins Victor Et al H. Heins Wakeman David Eugene R. M. Ramsey Taylor Ralph and Roy Daniel Hoefer Guenther Leslie Minor Wilhelm K. Guenther Ritter Reinhardt Annie Mary Lee Lee Boyd Waters Dionysius J Jas. P. Chinn Phillips John John VY August Cretzmeyer Barton Jerry Daisy Barton George Susan Lee Emiel Ernest Mueller Johnson A. Clark Joseph A. Christy Ramsey Stella Margaret F. Ramsey Gibson Mary E R. Creasy Will Parks Walter Ashford Dittmer John Et Rebecca Dittmer Becker Kate Becker Kuhne Beattie H. B. Kuhne Bergman Hugo A. J. Stanfield Meyer Lawrence Henry Louis Petch Taegtbuehring Oswald Winkler Howe Joseph R Sallie Howe Stalling Diederick Amelia Stalling Milster Dora A. Keith Guardian Atterberry Estelle Edith Ap Aren ‘Herman, Jr Clara Gieselmann Parker Laura Frank Bolton Young Frederick C Sallie F. Young Goodbrake Lena Goodbrake Paris Jennie J. D. Ball Kroll Frederick, C Carrie D. Kroll Probate Court Thomas A. Walker

The Clover Leaf Weevil In Clover and Alfalfa Fields

The Agricultural Experiment Station reports numerous sightings of the clover leaf weevil in clover and alfalfa, mainly south of the Missouri River. The pest thrives in spring, feeding on leaves then progressing to full leaf destruction. Beetles lay eggs in late summer, producing next year’s grubs. Remedies are limited to small areas. badly infected fields should be plowed and rotated crops. Cattle grazing in uninfested fields may face mild poisoning from grubs, while hogs are less at risk.

Agricultural Experiment Station Missouri River

Transfer business change and asset offer described

A notice describes transferring the US and transfer business from John R Potts with readiness to provide banking support in either case. It mentions moving and freight training by Lary Gran and the transfer of related assets and services to the new owner.

John. R, Potts

The Paint That Will Last SeSwIN and i ae

A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a paint related item, referencing durability and likely a trade name or slogan. Limited readable text prevents solid facts, but signals an advertisement or product note about long lasting paint availability.

Seswin

Farm for Sale Near Lexington Missouri Ad

Farm for sale a 208 acre property two miles south of Lexington on a road corner. Listing mentions L. W. Lanigua as contact. Includes offer within a newspaper classified style notice from the Daily Drovers Telegram. Newspaper combo deal advertised for subscriptions at $400 for one year each.

Daily Drovers Telegram Lexington L. W. Laniagua

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