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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1916

Page

3

Local notices crowd Buckner and Kansas City visits

Richard Johnson left Sun for Chicago to join his husband. Miss Florence accompanied her as far as jas City for a few days. Richard Field returned from a visit in Kansas City. Family Cough Syrup marketed as Dr. Bell's Pine-Honey with ready made 25¢ bottles. Felix Young returned from Kansas City. James Gibson and son, B. Gibson, visited with Mrs. B. M. Little. Robert McKenzie spent Sunday here. Isabelle McKenzie attends Central College. Avoid spring colds with Dr. King's Discovery. Sloan's Liniment praised for rheumatic relief with patient testimonial. W. Tutt traveled to Higginsville on business. May Peak and daughter visited, H. T. Phillips toured Saturday. Frank and Archie Moore of Kansas City visited locals.

S. Richard Johnson Chicago Husband Miss Florence Jas City Dr. Bell J. T. Cauthen Buckner S. Felix Young Kansas City James Gibson W. T. Tutt Higginsville James Peak Miss May Excelsior Springs H. T. Phillips Frank and Archie Moore

County schools gain state attention in Missouri

Missourians show growing interest in country schools after meetings at Kingston and Gallatin. R H Emberson supervisor of boys and girls clubs and University of Missouri faculty member says communities are actively improving education.

Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy Pills Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a spring medicine to keep bowels active and regular, claiming to stimulate the liver cleanse the system and purify the blood for a clear healthy complexion priced at 25 cents at your druggist.

Carroll County Co operation Demonstrates Rural Unity

The Carroll County article outlines cooperative farming efforts across Prairie township including a longstanding Beef Club that divides carcasses among sixteen families, with rotating or centralized butchering. It describes an Ice Club where farmers pool to buy ice and considers community ice houses as a potential development.

Carroll County Co-operative Prairie Township

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Quick Relief in Kidney Danger

In Lexington an advertisement urges swift action in kidney danger and cites Mrs. Clara Brasch of 200 N 16th St who reports relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The 50 cent remedy is sold by Foster Milburn Co. and Buffalo NY. other local notices mention visits to Kansas City and repair services by Frank Grogan with guaranteed satisfaction.

Lexington Dean Clara Brasch 16Th Street

Local Happenings and Marriages in Emmi and Nearby Areas

Louis W. Schelp and Miss Edna Meinecke wed after a Sunday trip to Emmi Missouri. Mrs. Kelly of Oak Grove visited Mildred Barron in Wellington and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kelly hosted Karlammer at home. Major Palmer went to Fort Leavenworth for business. Mrs Gratz’s mother’s death brought Ben Gratz home from Cincinnati. Dr. Payne visited Kansas City for professional matters. William Aull Jr. traveled to Kansas City for legal business. George Blackwell returned from a Marshall trip. Harry Barron visited home folks from Kansas City.

Louis W. Schelp Missouri Pacific R. R Edna Meinecke Emmi Mildred Barron Wellington A. ©. Kelly Oak Grove J. C. Kelly Karl 'Ammer Jefferson City R. P. Palmer Fort Leavenworth Kansas Ben Grats Cincinnatti Ohio Marshall Harry Barron Kansas City

Farm Loans To Improve Lands In Lafayette County

The program offers loans not exceeding 50000 to a single borrower for improvements on farms in Lafayette County. Morrison Wentworth Bayil is listed as an applicant or related party.

Lafayette County Morrison-Wentworth

Big sale on fruit trees and plants at 910 Franklin St

Notice announces a sale of first quality fruit trees grape gooseberries currants roses at less than half price with inspection solicited. Location listed as 910 Franklin St.

Franklin St

Eggs For Hatching Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red Eggs for Hatching

Hens seek eggs for hatching Rhode Island Red stock. Contact Mrs G H Logan by mail code 3-17-1 mo. Phone R 16.cker

Rhode Island G. H. Logan

Vienna and Rye and Whole Wheat Bread Wagon Run

A compact notice describes a wagon making daily trips to town selling Vienna Rye and Whole Wheat Bread, attributed to A C Meterer.

Vienna

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