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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1905

Page

3

Local Briefs Highlight Many Visiting Residents

A string of visits fills local spars with travelers and callers. Louise Mehl visits Concordia friends while Max Wallace of Kansas City returns to his mother here. Numerous relatives from Coffeyville Higginsville and Sedalia are credited with short sits and greetings amid a steady stream of arrivals and departures.

J. S. Ashart Max Wallace Kansas City Ben Bolton Oak Ridge Mo

Local notes on visits, funerals, and church dedication

Warrensburg and nearby residents figure in a flurry of activity. Delegations visited Riggsville for the new Christian church dedication as hundreds dined, while locals traveled to Wellington and Kansas City for funerals and shopping plans. A child’s arm fracture and tour inspections punctuate the week.

Little Ben Nave Fredendall New Christian Church Rigginsville Dioner T. A. Bandon Emma Young Stella Bandon Florence Becker Grace Eastham Susie Brauner Jos. B. Elling L. W. Wernwag Geo. B. Gordon Linn Gordon A. D. Mitchell Joe B. Burdens

Medical testimonial for Teyas Wonder from Joplin reader

Joplin Missouri August 10 104 letter from WM Bateman 712 Pear Street praises Dr E W Hall St Louis and his Teyas Wonder saying it relieved back pain after using less than one bottle and recommends the remedy.

Joplin E. W. Hall St. Louis Bateman Pear St

Texas Wonder claim fuels cure-all advertising

An old ad claims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles and various ailments in men and women, with mail order option for children’s bladder issues. It mentions Frank Benjamin, a Chicago and Alton Railroad engineer, pioneering automobile goggles for drivers. Aclassified notice seeks a reliable man for Lexington distribution and sales work with a company address in Indiana.

Hall Frank Benjamin Chicago and Alton Railroad

Color Line book by Prof Smith gains South wide support

Prof William Benjamin Smith's The Color Line presents a Southern point of view on the race problem and is shown to be successful. The book has sold rapidly in the South and even in New Orleans it outsells many popular novels, reflecting strong local reception.

William Benjamin Smith South New Orleans Obriat K-v Craig

Couple Weds at Baptist Parsonage May 7

Mr Stephen Olea and Miss Stood Mitchell of this city were married Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church parsonage. The ceremony took place May 7 and united them in matrimony.

Baptist Church Stephen Olea Miss Stood Mitchell

Crop rotation and farm planning notes in Field and Parcel

The text discusses crop rotation to protect soil fertility and weed control, plus planning steps for a farm including drawing a field layout, fencing, and central barnyard connections. It also includes short classified lines about selling lubricants, and several religious remarks and a sale offer for a Brown corn planter.

Rich man’s death linked to typhoid and stomach neglect

A wealthy man dies of typhoid after years of poor eating and neglecting stomach symptoms. Doctors note the death was by his own actions, citing a ruined stomach from hasty meals and stress. The ad promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure and thanks from a user.

Pierce

Great Perce For Geed Salvaton Army Marks 25th Anniversary

In the last week of March the Salvation Army celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary of establishment. Its American farm colonies export 3,000,000 beds a year for the poor and relieve urban populations. It teaches self support self control hopeful effort physical and moral cleanliness and right conduct. The movement has shed early prejudice and grown to thousands of workers whose results speak for themselves.

Salvaton Army Rider Haggard Everybody's Magazine

Atchison Globe cites Kodol cure in testimonial notice

A Kansas newspaper item reports engineer Joe Tack, traveling between Wichita and Kiowa on the Missouri Pacific, claims severe stomach pains nearly hid cancer, but after taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure his digestion improved and he advised others to try it. The ad-like notice mentions sales in Osceola and Young.

Atchison Kan Joe Tack Missouri Wichita Kiowa Iis Kodol

Indian Fights and Fighters by Ogrua Townsend Brady

Brady’s fourth in the American Fight and Fighters series presents a fair account of Indian wars. He cites white survivors and many Indian voices, offering their personal views. The volume includes forty eight officer and Indian portraits and a dozen notable drawings by respected artists such as Remington and others.

Ogrua Townsend Brady Remington Senreyvog Blumenachein Demming

Local notices and advertisements mix in Cocoa Florida

A compiled page shows herbal remedy claims for Herbine and a testimonial from RN Andrews of Cocoa News praising its effects. It notes Crenshaw & Young druggists and a cucumber pickling venture by S. H. Polegar with Steinhorst Morris Co. of Kansas City. Also includes health ads for Smith's Sure Kidney Cure and religious commentary by Bishop Fallows and Rev. C. C. Smithers.

Andrews Mer Rockledge Cocoa Fla Crenshaw & Young, Druggista

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Ayer L. M. Suir Bottia Lowell Mies Mrs Louise Mehl Concordia A. V. Robinson Coffeyville Bas Lexington 8. B. Whiting Higginsville J. H. Campbell Clarice Weyand Otterville Harry Mays Holliday Josephine Pansy Stone Rreesburg Strangho Henry McNeil Murexa Springs Ark Virginia Koontz Marshall J. W Howell Bernice Cromwell Messrs G. O. Foster J. W. Garrett Lillian Worthington A Wade Anna Excelsior Springs Oscar Andreen Ira B. Straoghe Warrensburg Wiliam Daerle Farge N.D Mr. Hasrie Nick Haerle Reid Kinkead Verda Mauricé Wellington Josiah Mann A. Gould W. J. McKoe Mo. Poo C. B. Sexton St. Loui Laxington Mary Ellen T. T. Stramke Mattie Flaniygan al. Walk Odessa Alma Walk Leroy Slusher Kansas City Laundry Co 5. Watereon Maryville Kas Waterson Meng E.G. Dawitt & CO Chicago, ML Crenshaw & Young Druggists Texas Atos Part Inc Co Dept South Whitley Ttediana la Grippe Tome Perry Davis WanTep—Saleeman The Federal Oil Co Cleveland Ohio R Griia Tulracly Huwdder God Immanuel Immacul God Rey Frank Crane E. B. Vavaun Ellis Olf Boas Odean Ledger S. H. Polegar Steinhorst-Morrin Pickle Co Kanaus City Fu Macy Acros Smith Crenshaw & Young Martiyl Fallows Nun C. C. Smithers California Oregon Washington VIA Union Pacific H. G. Kaill Walnut St Kansas City, Mo Battle of James A. Mulligan U.S. A Sterling Price M.S. G R. T van Horr Joseph A. Wilson Lexington Historical Society L Xington Historical Society of E. G. Loomis’ Book and Art Store Chicago & Alton B’y L. A. Vermillion A. W.sandring E. B. Vaughan
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