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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
6
Dr N Y Naylor of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives Miss Kitty Worthington and ties Shall rotor Sunmding hight from a visit in Rigginsville Mr And Mex Wilton Nichol se of Rust St Louis announce the birth of eon Seta May 6 1014
Barret Bates spent Sunday in Wellington. Nive Sil traveled to St. Louis Sunday evening on business. Prof. D. F. Conrad went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day KE. N. Wooking also went to Kansas City Monday for a day on business. Rev and Mrs. RE. McAlpine with five children left Monday for Tenafly NY after visiting here. William Beisenherz and Terry Dunford visited Columbia Sunday night for a few days, then plan a trip West to lonate. Capt. Frank Thornton went to Kansas City Sunday night for a New Ways visit. Capt Jr A Wilson went to Hodge Monday on business.
A letter from T Richardson of Richardson's Mills Alabama recounts saving a child from a year of severe illness. The family feared consumption but notes a persistent cough. After trying various medicines without relief, they found Wing's New Discovery to be a complete cure. It is praised for coughs colds hoarseness asthma and sore throats. Crenshaw & Young offer 50 cent trial and one dollar bottle with guarantee.
Roscoe Groves spent Sunday here with relatives. Mrs Chas Egleloff and son from Kansas City visited the family of Wi FP Weis. Mr and Mrs Fred A Day returned Sunday night from Maryville Kansas after a brief trip.
A fragment describes a burglar's act and a mother's illness, with a dubious remedy claimed to help women. It cites Dy. Kine's New Life Pills as a splendid remedy for constipation and other ailments, featuring a testimonial from Mrs. A. L. Dunlay of Leadhill, Texas, and a merchant offering the product.
My and Mrs Harry Mountain returned Monday from an extended visit in Kansas City. Dr G W Fredendall and Prof WLM Wade also came back Monday from professional trips in Kansas City and Keayney respectively. Abe and Chick attended to treatment. a remedy ad promoting Conkoy's Chole Remedy claims refunds if it fails. Gelzer's offers prompt feed orders by phone.
A new dairy advertises fresh bottled milk from graded Jersey cows. Deliveries are made to your kitchen door by calling phone number 113, M. McFadin.
I M Little visited Kansas City for a few days while Frances Bows returned from Higinsville Friday evening. Mrs J J Forster came back from Aullville Friday. Mrs J G Neal and Miss Georgia Gilkeson left for Aullville Monday for a short visit. Mrs Mary Kirkland returned to Kansas City Friday evening and A W Naylor came back from Kansas City Friday night.
Forty years of wonderful cures prove Becklen's Arnica Salve the best salve on earth for burns boils scalds sores bruises sprains swellings begun chapped hands fever sores and piles. Only 25 cents at Crenshinw & Vote.
Frank Stewart spent Monday in Stollston Kansas Borgir spent Monday at the Confederate Home Mrs S H L Catron and daughter Miss Mattie Lou returned Friday from a visit in Kansas City
The Twice a Week Republic of St. Louis offers a three year subscription absolutely free. Write a postcard to The St. Louis Republic asking how to wet the paper free and they will send full details.
Mrs Walter Shinn returned Friday evening to a Kansas City visit. Glover Branch traveled to Exel sior Springs on business. Mrs J O Desuour went to Kansas City for a few days. M Ladeson returned from St Louis. Mrs W 2 Bard arrived from Sedalin for a relative visit. For Boston Beauty Mackerel, the niece fat ones go to J F Winn.
Central Business College at 1222-24 Oak Street Kansas City Missouri announces its move to a new home designed for comfort and convenience. The building features white glaze tile, large windows, maple floors, and heating by gas and electricity. A 96 page catalog is available free by mail for prospective students.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture has secured J. K. Wright as Farmers Institute lecturer in annual husbandry. Wright, raised on a Missouri farm and a College of Agriculture graduate, is a strong judge of grain and livestock. As Boone County schools superintendent he organized corn growers clubs and fair projects, aiding girls cooking and sewing contests. The Board sought a live stock expert for farmer education, hoping Wright will meet much of the demand for agricultural instruction.
A school for institute workers is proposed under TY Wilson of the Missouri State Board. Classes will be held at the Course of Agriculture during July or August. The meeting aims to strengthen Board representation with practical value for the people.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture fixed the date for the annual har ters Week in the second week of January. Mr and Mrs Clyde Shett man and their daughter have been in Lexington for six months. Jet Wednesday to Louisville to spend the summer. Rev Warren P Clark was called to Slater Wednesday to conduct funeral services. TE M Davis went to Kansas City Wednesday morning.
Lexington citizen Mrs. Mary Weedin of Lexington Missouri testifies she suffered three years with kidney pain back ache and ankle swelling then found relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She says the pills cured her kidney complaint and endorses the product. Sold by Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store and all dealers at 40 cents. Remember the name Doan’s.
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