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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
8
Mong and Pere hire Wing and Pet Four to assist with a task. The arrangement involves four individuals or units working together under a limited partnership. No further details are provided about the scope or outcomes of the collaboration.
A tornOCR snippet shows fragmented phrases about a person named Mae and a Chicago reference. The text is heavily corrupted with missing letters and stray characters, making key details unclear and names partially unreadable. The item resembles a stray draft rather than a complete news item.
The readable text shows fragmented phrases about an election, a free something, a garbled name, and unclear affiliations. Key entities and concrete details are not discernible, leaving the exact event, participants, or date unspecified.
A fragmented religious reflection urges more Bible study and prayer to improve happiness, cites forgiveness as nobler than vengeance, and quotes Rev L M crettion and Cardinal Gibbons. It notes journeys to the Lewis and Clark Exposition and climbs to Mount Hood, tying human relations to divine goodness.
The German American Pioneer Association of Lafayette County meets in Lexington on Thursday May 16 to celebrate the seventh anniversary of the organization and the centenary of the death of Germany's poet Schiller. The program features the Concordia Orchestra, addresses by Nick Henre and Dr. A M Sigsack, choir selections, poems by Lydia Schneiermeyer and others, and a reading of The Bell by N Hearte. The event includes afternoon and forenoon sessions with multiple pieces and speakers at Turner Hall.
Through trains link June 1 to October 16 1905 to Portland and the Pacific Northwest. The Union Pacific offers low summer rates for East and Midwest travelers to visit scenic Northwest and Yellowstone National Park via daily through trains. Inquiries to G Kuill district agent at Walout Street Kansas City ME.
Local post office in Lexington Missouri lists unclaimed mail including Ed Barnes Wille A Q Carpenter Miss Bessie Darnell Misa Adolyoe Ford Mrs Hilda Goysingen Mary W Grown Mrs Laure Lee Mr Nella Lavette Miss Mattie Matthews Mrs L A Choger Mr Clyde Parker Mrs C F Robinson Wahen. Also notice of new spring millinery by Mrs S A Moorehead Lexington showing line to Lafayette county women. Teachers elected for next year include Prof J E McPherson Ida B Roe Beas Moore Demarius Everett and others. Ballard Snow Liniment praised for aches and pains with local doctor Crenshaw Young advertising.
An OCR fragment reports a patent medicine ad for Smiths Sore Kidney Cure by Crenshaw & Young promising a guaranteed remedy. It mentions a cost of 50 cents and a price offer with no charge if it fails, and includes a local reference to Mt. Hebron and a daughter named Arnel in May 6 society notes.
A collage of short items lists visits and errands across Higginsville Kansas City and nearby towns. Names include A Walker J Morrison Myrtle Terhune John Kodly Frank Moon Gordon Davis and others. Also notices of sales weather and a few legal decisions plus education announcements at Columbia Normal Academy.
In an advertisement style narration, Robert Downing and Dr. Hartman extol Peruna as a preventive against summer ills and catarrh. They claim its cooling action aids mucous membranes, helps singers avoid hoarseness, and supports resilience in heat, urging readers to request Dr. Hartman’s Summer Cabaret book.
Real estate and insurance services advertise 60 top farms across Lafayette Johnson Ray and Jackson counties with building lots from 750 to 7000? and trade options. A large county insurance agency promotes tornado wind storm coverage. Contact Kirwas B Warn at 227 Light and Airy and phone numbers 133 and 72 residence. Also travel notes tout Union Pacific tourist cars with comfortable seating and Bevel glass windows, by H G Kam A P A 401 Walnut St Kansas City Mo.
An travel ad offers a five dollar fare to Chicago via Chicago and Alton with a return special train leaving Chicago at 7 00 on Sunday May 21. It lists a double berth in tourist sleeper at 31 96 and directs particulars to agent A Vermildion. The fragment also mentions a Plymouth Rock cockrells sale and an administrator’s notice with court dates and names, though the text is partial and garbled.
Advertisement solicits subscriptions for the Kansas City Weekly Journal with a premium offer. Boys and girls who recruit ten new subscribers receive a $2.50 total payment and a named watch, the Pride for boys and Lady Juliet for girls, with details on watch features and one year guarantees.
Notice of administration for the estate of Traaldt M Dosee. Interested persons must exhibit claims by a stated date for allowance by the administrator. The filing deadline is noted as the 2oth day of Ayet 56 in the document, with details referencing probate actions and required proofs.
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