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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1913

Page

2

Farm Journal ad promises big value for farming readers

An extended promotion extols Farm Journal as a 36 year Philadelphia paper with four million readers known as Our Folks. It boasts practical farming advice, housekeeping, and youthful appeal, highlighting inexpensive subscriptions and poultry secrets as key features.

Farm Journal Philadelphia Wilmer Atkinson Peter Tumbledown Perch Curtiss Bill Amore Boyer Pweoclee Holien L. J. Palmer Baetle Spa Plana Weber Duckims Otis Turkey Horace Vous White House Seema

Social visits and travel notes from Kansas City trip list

Mrs F L Davis and sister Miss Marguerite Bates visited Kansas City Tuesday for a few days. Mrs Joan C Young went to Kansas City Tuesday. Miss Mattie Merrill returned home to Nevada Mo after visiting Shelby’s family. Mrs Richard Field went to Kansas City Tuesday for a four day visit. August Phetzing went to Kansas City Monday on business. C A Keith went to Kansas City Tuesday morning on legal business. Mr and Mrs Sandford Sellers left Tuesday for a visit in Waco Texas. The Nev os went to Higginsville today to spend the day. D T Bogie returned home to Tampa Fla. Dr Z M Williams returned Monday from a business trip to Kansas City. Miss Pearl Hoffman returned to Kansas City Monday evening after visiting relatives.

F. L. Davis Marguerite Bates Kansas City Joan C. Young, Sr Mattie Merrill Nevada Shelby Richard Field August Phetzing C. A. Keith Sandford Sellers Waco Texas Ihe Novos Higginsville D. T. Bogie Tampa Florida de. Z. M. Williams Miss Pearl Hoffman

Overgrown Boy Turns Player in Firm’s Rise to Power

In a tale of love and ambition Miss Alice Romley resists marriage to Roy Hillard a cheerful clerk. When a rival firm threatens Lake’s company Hillard’s quiet plans prove pivotal as Alice crafts the winning deal and Hillard offers partnership to build a life together.

Alice Romley Roy Hillard Mr. Lake Hillard Lake Minard Sin Mise Romley Hilard Hfe Kis Miss Romley Lillard Luke Tlw Milard Ale Mr. Willard

New neighbors swap tales Kitty and Florence meet next door

In a Philadelphia Telegraph fragment a girl on the Smith porch meets their new neighbor Florence Thompson from Baltimore. Kitty recalls past borrowings by the Jones family and asks about neighbors while the Thompsons introduce themselves as they settle in next door near Kensington Gardens.

Smiths Hitchcock Kitty Smith Florence Katherine Kitty Wan Jones Thompson Baltimore Smith Joneses Philadelphia Telegraph

Ballroom Quip Sparks Head-Turning Compliment

After their third dance Jollyer compliments Miss Lightfoot on being a wonderful dancer. She asks if he thinks so, and he says yes, more wonderful than the damsel who danced before Herod and demanded John the Baptist head. She counters that when one man dies, all others lose their heads.

F. J C. M. Persons Ewan Alfred Keogh Farm Journal PK. LeValley B. W. Edwards Virginia W. S. Cline Sara Cargreater John Swail Mabel Dewitt G. E. Halderman Greater New York Bean Ella B. Gehan W.G. Newal Roy Chaney F.M. Warnock EW. Mansfield Sn C. P. Shirey N. M. Gladwin

Happy Family and Chorus Girl Talk

A brief dialogue quotes Mr Scrappington on men wasting money on chorus girls and Mrs Scrappington remarking that a small percentage of chorus girls aligns with the number of men. The exchange carries a satirical, social commentary tone.

Mr. Scrappington Scrappington Brohange

Return of Teo Shinn and Ki M Tanhuan from Kansas City

Mi and Mrs. Teo Shinn returned home Sunday evening from a visit to Kansas City. Ki M Tanhuan went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day.

Teo Shinn Kansas City Ki. M. Tanhuan Kanais City

Positive Proof Of Doan Kidney Pills Endorsement

In Lexington Missouri Mrs Clara M Brasell testifies to kidney complaint relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes swelling dizziness and pain and credits the remedy with permanent improvement after initial skepticism. The testimonial dates from 1911 with a follow up in 1912. Foxter Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Lexington Dean Doan Brasch Price Foxter-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Southwest Missouri Trip of Rev F. Gordon

Rev F and Gordon left Monday morning for a trip through Southwest Missouri. Mrs J Lieberman of St Louis arrived Monday to attend the funeral of Geo Keith. Miss Elma Brooks who has been visiting in Kansas City returned home Monday evening.

F. &. Gordon Missouri J. Lieberman St. Louis Geo. Keith Elma Brooks Kansas City

ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE OF ESTATE ADMINISTRATION

Notice of letters of administration on the estate of Harry I Later deceased granted April 29 1913 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims for allowance within six months after the date of letters or be precluded from benefit. if not exhibited within one year from the last insertion of this pill on they will be forever barred.

Harry I Laffayette County Missouri

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