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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
5
For Rent and For Sale Notices
WANTS For Rent Office rooms Apply to John SHG FOR RENT Seven room house beds water and ground Is this Hee Cap phone Lot For SALE One S C Rhode Island Red Cockrel R F Nickels strain at Eggles Green House For par ticulars call phone 899 Cottage on Still Heights Good level lot new barn]]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Still Heights
S. C. Rhodesland
R. F. Nickels
Eggleswus Green House
For Rent and Sale Notices on Main Street District
Modern nine room house near 20th and Main noted with names Edward Aull and John J Price in listings. Several rooms and offices for rent or sale include 1616 Main street units, 1915 Franklin Street house help wanted, and various riding equipment and buggy items for sale. Call numbers 874 825 330 456 or 162 for pasture and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Aull
Local Greenhouse Ad Promotes Plants and Farm Supplies
Cull and examine our large assortment of pot plants and cut flowers including tulips jonquils Dutch hyacinths cineramas primroses violets sweet peas pansies cabbage and tomato plants ready to supply your needs at Neglection Green Mouse. Also offering flour meal self rising flour graham flour chick feed hen feed poultry eggs and related goods. Phone 14 Jos L Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phone
Jos
L. Long
Paint that will last longest advertised sale
W. F. Weis lists Sherwin Williams paint for sale with the claim the product lasts longest. Notices mention Wrigit's Grand nightly picture changes and a brief local social item indicating Mrs. Vince Owen traveled to Napoleon for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwin & Williams
W. F. Weis
Wrigit's Grand
Vince Owen
Na- Napoleon
Nonsense OCR Note On Return Visit Keywords
The fragmentary text mentions a ten day evening return from Aneline Kansas and a trip to Kansas City this morning for a holiday, with several garbled names and locations. The readable details are sparse and do not establish a clear event or person.
Waverly News Visitors and Local Outings
Mrs Kate Weber visited relatives at Marshall Sunday and Monday. Miss Lillian Edwards of Hodge visits her aunt. Mrs Lies Thowas Wes Owen Thats spent Moon hivi Marshadl. John Munna was a Wirverly viaftor sevenal laws last week. Dr BE Johnston owner in Kansas City Inst Thinsday for Wilson of Lexington in tow Wednesday. Mrs Willida Stusher came Monday from Ollahons, De. Geo B Williamson and Wife returned Wednesday from an oslurt visit with relatives my Joplin. Mise Blanche Dobson of Pitts ltr, Kansas, guest of her aunt Mes Edward Barnard last week. Thorsten Gordon, Wm Guen ther, Gordon Jackson and Wm Ferguson attended the ball game at Corder Sunday afternoon. Lige Frasier and Elwin Riley opernt last Thursday in Kansas hte. Mrs Mary January returned last week from visit in Burke, Idaho, with daughter Mrs John Kelley, Mrs J BR Landrum and daughter Miss Marguerite, and Miss Zelda Masterson and Clint Lindrum mdtorns to Kansas City Thursday to spend the day. Mr and Mrs Clint Wilson spent last Thursday in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes. Owen Thats
Hivi Marshadl
John Munna
BE. J. Johnston
Kansas City
Wilson
Lexingtowis
Willida Stusher
Ollahons
Geo. B. Willaemson
Joplin
Mise Blanche Dobson
Pitts Ltr
Kensas
Mes
Edward Barnard
Thorsten Gordon
Wm. Guenther
Gordon Jackson
Wm. Ferguson
Corder
Lige Frasier
Elwin Riley
Kansas
Hte
Mary January
Burke
Idaho
John Kelley
J, BR. Landrum
Marguerite
Misa Zelda Masterson
Clint Lindrum
Clint Wilson
Missouri University Track Meet Highlights In Columbia
Last Saturday a track meet in Columbia under Missouri University auspices drew many high school entrants. The vendors note the purpose is to reveal next year’s material to the University and to showcase local athletes. Shown are Hinkle Shakespeare Long and Warren, who traveled Friday, saw a May Day fete by M A, and observed a pageant with a May Queen in white silk. In the Iowa recaps, Ames won the relay as Collins edged ahead for the meet, while Kansas City Manual led in points thanks to Winn who broke Wentworth’s high jump record and tied Martin’s low hurdles. Beck was barred due to attendance at a military school. The piece ends with a remark on athletics’ role in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Missouri University
Hinkle Shakespeare
Long
Warren
M.A
M. U
Ames Uy
Iowa
Missouri
Collins
Ames
Kansas City Manual
Winn
Wentworth
Martin
Manual
Beck
Miss Mattie Marquis Visits Little Rock Arkansas
Miss Mattie Marquis traveled to Little Rock Arkansas this morning for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Marquis
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mineral Output of Missouri Mines in 1913 Declines
The 1913 mineral output for silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Missouri fell to 829,604,800 dollars from 834,914,701 in 1912. Causes include a 10,000 ton drop in aphalerite concentrates, lower zinc ore shipments from Granby, and lower recoveries. Silver production rose slightly to 35,620 fine ounces valued at 21,514 dollars, while copper output reached 576,204 pounds valued at 8,002 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
J. P. Dunlop
United States Geological Survey
Joplin
Granby & Smelting Co
Granby
Cornwall
Cornwall Copper Mining & Smelting Co
St. Geneviews County
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