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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1903
Page
6
A wartime lyric by Helen Hicks from Woman's Home Companion reflects mothers mourning sons lost in war. It speaks of death, absence, and unknown fates, urging tears for those who vanished on distant hunting grounds.
Dr. Allen Frew finds an old envelope with coded directions from Gottlieb Irvin. The clues hint at hidden treasure and a family feud that shaped Irvin’s past. Frew’s search ties to a lineage, a vanished box of coins, and a boardinghouse ground once owned by Irvin, leading toward a quiet, fated revelation.
In a haunted cottage tale, Allen and Mary uncover a cedar box buried beneath a yard once feared by tenants. A silver cache reveals a larger secret as Uncle Gottlieb’s legacy hints at a greater treasure, guiding plans to reclaim the land and build a new home.
A description of a maguey tree from Mexico noting that each dark green leaf tip bears a slender thorn needle and a strong fiber threaded through it. The needle is drawn from its sheath while the thread unwinds, enabling ready use for stitching.
Directory lists Noble Grand and various county officers for Lafayette County Missouri with names for courts, city offices, committees, churches, post office staff, and local societies. Includes schedules for courts in Lexington, Lexington officers, school directors, police, and civic groups with names such as J. H Campbell, W. A Venable, Oswald Winkler, Joseph Shelby, and James P Chinn.
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