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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1903

Page

2

Wolves and bounty loom in Aullville sheep losses

Two weeks of sheep depredations in Aullville are blamed on wolves. Farmers plan to claim a five dollar bounty per wolf scalp under an old law, as Wolf cubs were captured alive and the old wolf escaped. Collateral notices speak of local enforcement and community vigilance.

Aultvile Fred Braad Dan Thieman Jno Covington Thas Wards Aullville Brand Hes

Sowing Fifteen Acres More in Spring for Greater Yields

A farmer writes of sowing fifteen acres more this spring after a successful last year crop. The fir crop on old ground is ready to eat and will be planted when weather clears. Expect two more outings in the season, noting land that could yield higher tonnage than other crops. Hay commands good prices in Kansas City and markets, ranging 5 to 11 dollars a ton. A crop yielding five tons per acre would make each acre worth 35 dollars. A tonic remedy, Herbine, advertised to aid digestion and restore strength, priced 60 cents at Crenshaw Young’s.

Kansas City Warrenosburg Star

Rebuild at Canton Christian University Contract Set

The rebuilding of Christian University at Canton Missouri was contracted last week. The new three story brick building will be 135 feet frontage and 70 feet deep with red pressed brick and stone trim. It will occupy the old site, noted for beauty, amid a history of persistent effort and interest. Commodore Marmaduke visits Sweet Springs after a decade away, arriving at Hotel Harwood and departing for Kansas City. he commanded a fleet for the Columbian government in a recent South American war and has since been in New York City.

Christian University Canton Marmaduke Sweet Springs

Roosevelt Cost Taxpayers Far More Than Worth

Washington correspondent Charles A Edwards laments high costs tied to the Roosevelt presidency. He cites 65 000 spent on a presidential office building near the White House, a White House running expense rise of over 25 000 annually, and 100 000 plus for the Mayflower yacht furnishing. He notes 16 000 to two months of yacht commissioning, 30 000 this year for refitting, 4 000 for repairs last year, and a 750 000 total burden on taxpayers. He also mentions a wash screen, a tennis court, and green bay trees atop the east entrance.

White House Roosevelt Oyster Bay Green Bay Nan Beer Garden Ogden Goelet Cincinnati Boston England Germany Cleveland McKinley

Contents tease for Everybody's Magazine June issue

A lively preview of Everybody's Magazine June, highlighting a full-page Frankish piece by Thomas Wallace Russell, fills the issue with Ireland freedom discussions, bright entertaining writing, and Simeon Ford’s witty closing remarks.

Everybody's Magazine Thomas Wallace Russell Wing Ting Paornell Ireland Simeon Ford

Shylock and the promise of Scott's Emulsion

An advertisement frames Shylock as a figure of want and pain, then promotes Scott's Emulsion as a source of nourishment for convalescents and the sick. It claims the product feeds nerves, digestive organs and the entire body, presenting it as a long trusted remedy from Scott & Bowne.

Shylock Scott

Alfalfa Experiments At Warrensburg Bank Farm

J D Eade of the Peoples National Bank Warrensburg reports alfalfa experiments. Seeded two years ago on well drained ground with no hard pan, the crop survived a dry summer and yielded three cuttings last year. The expert notes alfalfa needs good drainage and deep roots, and excessive water will kill it.

J.D. Eade Peoples National Bank Warrensburg Siblok

For Those Who Live on Farms Dr Bergin Endorsement

Dr Bergin Pam writes that Ballard's Snow Liniment is the best for burns and injuries common on farms. The ad urges keeping it on hand for emergencies and recalls customer approval. Dr M L Rowe travels to Malta Bend to open dental parlors in a few days.

Bergin Pam Ballard St Chrenshaw & Young's M. L. Rowe Malta Bend

All Humors Cause Impurities and Health Distress

Impure humors burden the body as skin, liver, and kidneys fail to manage them. Accumulations produce pimples, boils, eczema, loss of appetite, fatigue, bilious turns, indigestion, and headaches, among other troubles.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Boost

An old testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla removes humors and strengthens the body. It describes rheumatism on hands easing after use and sores disappearing with continued consumption. The quote comes from residents of Rumford Falls Maine.

Hood Rumford Falls

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