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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
3
Leonard Ward colored was fined 1000 dollars plus costs in Police Court this morning for disturbing the peace at the Grace Baird Stock Company last Saturday night during the final performance at the opera house.
Oswald Winkler traveled to Kansas City Saturday for business. Rev Z M Williams went to Buckner Sunday to preach the Buckner High School baccalaureate sermon. Judge John S Klingenberg of Concordia did business in Lexington Monday. Mr and Mrs Louis Gratz went to Kansas City Monday to spend the day.
Casper Gruber went to Kan ta Katiwas City on business. Everette Mitchell and Arnold Kemner returned to Sedalia to attend Central Business College. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for liver and stomach relief, priced 25 cents at Crenshaw and Young Casper.
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio praises Dr. King's New Life Pills as adding new life and energy. His wife agrees they are the best, suitable for stomach, liver, or kidney troubles, and sell for 20 cents at Crenshaw & Young. L. G. Clarrison and Homer Chambers plan to open a confectionery store after taking over Jones Bros., with improvements. B. M. Little spent Sunday in Kansas City.
Offer to sell eggs from prize winning Partridge Wyandottes at half regular price for the balance of the season. Birds have won Two State Silver Cups and sweepstakes in leading shows with blue ribbons. Request mating list for details and availability.
The piece condemns Taft and the Republican Party for failing to uphold pledges from 1908, argues party accountability is essential for good government, and discusses political consequences of broken promises and campaign ethics. It notes district allocations for upcoming institutes and invites communities to request Farmers Institute sessions with dates and logistics managed by T. C. Wilson, Secretary. Rev. S. Boyd White traveled to Kansas City on Saturday morning.
The State Board of Agriculture plans to divide the state into travel based districts to reduce costs and boost efficiency of Farmers Institute work. Speakers and venues will be chosen to fit district facilities and past interest, aiming to cut long trips and railroad expenses.
Chi Namel Varnish uses Chinese oil for a tough flexible waterproof coating. It resists boiling water and bruising, dries hard, and applies without brush marks. Suitable for floors, furniture, and window casings. quarter pint covers about 251 square feet. For sale only by
The Lafayette County Democratic Committee urges local supporters to fund Champ Clark’s national campaign. Subscribers are asked to remit contributions from 40 cents up to S. Chiles in Lexington, with receipts and a published donor list from the St. Louis Republic. Act now to show active interest in democracy and partisan participation.
The Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal offers a one year subscription for $2.00, half the regular $4.00 price, available to March 15, 1912. Send $2.00 to have your name on the list and receive the Daily and Sunday Journal for a full year, aiding campaign coverage.
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