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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
4
A conference set for next Monday offers some hope for ending the coal miners strike in the southwest. Concerns rise that oil and gas may erode coal market shares if the strike continues, affecting regional energy dynamics.
Governor Folk hesitates to call a special session while public opinion on road legislation remains unsettled. Counties differ on bonds and taxes. some favor immediate, permanent road upgrades, others prefer local or delayed efforts. The piece notes Bryan’s playoff with Folk, Randolph County primaries reform, and related political maneuvering. It also covers river navigation, coast earthquake aid debates, and state game and fish board reports.
Adolenda Club hostess Mrs T B Ramsey entertained Tuesday afternoon at her South Street home from 2 30 to 6 30. Mrs J Q Cope won the guests prize and Mrs W W Hays the club prize. A salad luncheon was served and plans were made to meet with Mrs Carl W Hays next week. Messages urged local children to participate in the Higginville Confederate monument unveiling march on June 2 with white dresses and red sashes.
Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found no happiness in wealth but gained relief after using Becklen’s Amion Salve which cured a running sore that tormented her for 23 years. Crenshaw Young Drug Store stocking 260.
A concise unsigned ad offers Lafayette county farms and city lots for sale at reasonable prices. It states willingness to show properties and provides contact through Grate Bros and a phone line, with a location in Wy. The note is informal and includes scattered fragments of contact details.
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