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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1909

Page

2

The Weather Bureau Trust and its Expensive Pace

A critical examination charges the Weather Bureau with being an unduly expensive and unprogressive agency. It argues that twenty years of experiments failed to improve forecasts while costs rose from 15000 to 1 6622 200 annually, driven by large appropriations under Willis L Moore.

Hydrographic Office Land of the Free Washington Weather Bureau Willis L. Moore United States Weather Bureau

Georgia grape harvest fuels Chicago market sting

An artist, based in Chicago but owning a Georgia fruit farm, boasts of the crop and buys a dozen baskets of his own grapes from a South Water Street commission house. The sale looks promising but the farm produce later arrives in poor condition, deflating his profit and exposing a possible scam.

Chicago Georgia South Water Street

Basket Returns Reported in June Market

The article notes large portions of produce dumpable as unsalable and a gross average price of twenty five cents per basket. After freight and commission deductions the net average fell to nineteen cents per basket, as discussed by Forrest Crissey in the June issue of Everybody's.

Forrest Crissey Everybody's

Prohibition Debate Shapes Missouri Public Service Voice

The Missouri Senate and House members who opposed statewide prohibition are praised as public servants defending commonwealth interests. The piece credits business leaders of St Louis, Kansas City, and St Joseph for halting the prohibition wave and urges continued enforcement of liquor regulations. It cites local option logic and notes brewing ads from Anheuser Busch, with editorials from the Warrg Journal Democrat.

Senate House The Commonwealth South St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Jefferson City Missouri Oklahoma Georgia Alabama Chariton Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co Warrg Journal-Democrat

Public notice on daily phone call service at Lexington Barn

Boyle and Henry of Lexington Transfer Company announce a man will be at the barn every day from 6 30 am to 7 46 pm to take calls over the telephone. The notice directs customers to use the service during these hours.

Free Liver Trouble Remedy Promoted by Dr Caldwell

An advertisement urges individuals to diagnose liver trouble by common symptoms such as yellowing whites of the eyes and skin, pimples, or biliousness. It touts Dr Caldwell's Liver Cure as a quick, pleasant laxative and offers a free test bottle by sending name and address to Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello, Illinois.

Eyidale W. B. Caldwell Caldwell Bidg Monticello, TL

Digestive Aid Ad Promises Benefit With Kodol

An advertisement urges wholesome food with thorough digestion and claims Kodol digests food for strength. It promotes buying a dollar bottle from a druggist and offers a full refund if no benefit seen after using the entire bottle, limited to the large bottle and one per family.

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