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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1917

Page

6

Stop Bad Egg Traffic Cited Before Federal Officials

Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle egg shippers were cited to appear before the Bureau of Chemistry to show cause why they are not guilty of inter state shipment of bad eggs. The act prohibits adulterated food and cases of eggs with rats and spots. Investigations in 1916 at Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Trinidad preceded action. The department will provide guidance on handling in interstate commerce and offers to send information to comply with federal law. Lexington resident Henry Kroeck Sr. praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney troubles. Mrs. T C Sanders and Mrs. B H Sanders and child visited Higeginsville for a day.

Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Panhandle Texas Bureau of Chemistry U. S. Department of Agriculture Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Trinidad Colorado

Fletcher's Castoria Ad Reminder Featured in Paper

Mr. and Mrs. Layton Barnett were in Kansas City on Wednesday for a day trip as a fragment of a local society column.

Mrs. Layton Barnett Kansas City

Diverse Lexington visits and births noted in Dover Bee notes

Dover Dover Wahl in Lexington Wednesday. Several locals including Tom and Eugene Holman, Jim Corbin, A G Williams, Mrs Jennie Carter and Dr W G Harwood, Mrs Meng Shelby and son Lyle Webb, and Misses Zeysing and Littlejohn appear in Lexington and nearby towns this week. A daughter Helen Elizabeth born to Mr and Mrs Hugh T Winn of Joplin on May 10. Several residents attend events in Kansas City Jefferson City and Wellington.

John Wahl Lexington Tom Eugene Holman Jim Corbin J. M. Dysart Higginsville Walter van Anglen A. G. Williams Jennie Carter W. G. Harwood Harwood Hugh T. Winn Joplin Helen Elizabeth John Davis Edmond Vaughn St. Louis Charlie Dysart Meng Shelby Lyle Webb East St. Louis Webb Cole James Corbin James, Jr Corder Jean Zeysing Doris Littlejohn J. M. Winn Robi. Darnell Mattie Swain Marshall Bertie Bertrand Lees Summit H. T. Redd Dutch Eagan Henry Corbin, Jr

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