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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
5
A historical appeal asks farmers to join a mutual hailstorm group. It outlines paying 200 dollars membership and 2 dollars postage, then reports will issue a policy covering crops like wheat oats and meadow, with gains and losses allocated among members. Names WEST and Fowler appear with bank affiliation.
Worth Bates, auditor of the Mixcour Mus and Electric Service Company, arrived yesterday from Chicago and will hereafter establish his headquarters in the city.
Mrs. C. T. Ryland visited Dover yesterday to spend the day. Young Ewing traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for business.
F A Hoefer and a group led by Mrs Marie Bishop and Rev Chel Thurk leet traveled to Aullville Wednesday to attend the Christian Kurel Convention. Walter Waddell and family joined a Kansas City trip for a day of business and social visits.
Stator Reed voices confidence in tariff revision and Wilson administration reorganization, predicting a quick recovery as business adjusts to new conditions. The speech at Jefferson City frames temporary disruption as a normal phase of reform and highlights optimism for robust future growth.
The ad touts Colorado as the finest vacation memory and invites readers to ride Rock Island Lines trains daily to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. It highlights sleeper berths diners free reclining chair cars and suggests travel experts assist in planning. Readers are urged to write for an illustrated book and information on hotels camps and boarding places.
An Odessa Democrat item describes a farmer carrying an express package from a distant city being accosted by a local merchant. The merchant questions why the farmer did not buy locally and promote the home store, prompting the farmer to retort about patronage and visibility.
Naelestion Green House offers Tulips Tonenils Dutch Hyacinths Cinerarias Primroses Violeta Sweet Peas Pansive Cab Tomatoe plants. Located at 1015 Franklin St Dry Chester, Laundry Agency. WILMOXON, Dyer Freaser.
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