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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1908
Page
6
Local Briefs Tidy Weekend Trips and Visits
Miss Bettle Bledsoe left Friday evening for an extended trip to El Reno Oklahoma. GB N Hopkins returned Sunday morning from a short business trip to Marshall. George and Joe Tunstall of Kansas City visited their parents GB G Steward a Cedar View merchant. J J Davis returned Friday evening from a short stay in Kansas City. Miss Mabel Malter of East St Louis visits cousin Delia Malter this week. Mr and Mrs J K Lester and J K Lester Jr west to Kansas City Sunday morning for a brief stay. Prof J M Patterson and daughter Elizabeth spent Saturday in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Malter
East St. Louis
Delia Malter
J. K. Lester
J. K. Lester, Jr
Kansas City
J. M. Patterson
Elizabeth
Kangay City
Taubman Family Visits Kansis Oley Sumlac Moraine
Mrs. John Taubman and daughter Miss Laura travel with relatives to Kansis Oley Sumlac moraine for a chert off. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup touted for easing coughs and constipation with pleasant maple-sugar taste. Crenshaw & Young sell it. Mrs. A. B. Asbury Sr returns home to Higginsville after ten days. Florence Brelsford also returns home from Higginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taubman
Mise Laura
Kansis Oley Sumlac Moraine
Kennedy
Crenshaw & Young
A. &. Asbury, Sr
Higginsville
Florence Brelsford
Higginesville
Eldredge delivers varied entertainments at opera house
Gilbert A Eldredge the impersonator closed the lecture course with a Saturday evening show before a large audience. His readings and vivid interpretations held silent concentration during serious selections and drew convulsions of laughter at humor. Notable pieces included The School Boy The Graduating Essay and a finale from David Harum. The ladies who organized the course declare the season a successful close with four attractions deemed eminently satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Gilbert A. Eldridge
Everyhaly
David Harum
Morning Dew Face Cream Promises Youthful Look
Ad copy notes M Coen's Morning Dew Face Cream as a shin enhancing beauty product. Describes its appeal for wrinkled faces and cites Crenshaw & Young as the tale's providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Coen
Crenshaw & Young
Electric Bitters Lauded For Climate Ailments Remedy
The ad proclaims Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for climate related ailments including fever malaria jaundice and debility. It notes high elevation fevers and lower level malaria and promotes the product as a blood purifier sold at Crenshaw Young's drug store. Also reports social notices of visits and travels involving Mrs Vandell Carter and Mrs Williams with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenshaw& Young's
Ballard’s Snow Liniment and English Sparin Liniment Ad
Local items note Ballard’s Snow Liniment sold in town with prices 25, 50 cents and 81.00 and English Sparin Liniment advertised for horses claiming blemish removal and other conditions. Lexington figure John Slasher places fourth in Sedalia Cup amateur shooters with 152 points. Master Richard Evans returns home to Independence from winter with grandparents Judge and Mrs. Richard Field. J. R. Moorehead family visit ends. Misses Florence and Katherine Briggs visit from Olathe, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenahan & Young
John Slasher
Lexington
Sedalia Gup
Richard Evans
Richard Field
Independence
Chas
W. Loomis
Farm Progress announces subscription price rise in January
The Farm Progress monthly of St. Louis says annual price rises to 25 cents starting January 1 105 with old rates through then three years for four cents still offered. Readers urged to send 2 cents for a three year term. A separate note mentions D A Carns of Albuquerque visiting William Aull’s family in Pittsburg Kansas and falling ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Progress
St. Louis
Progret
Louis, Mo
Alberquerque
Wiliam Aull
Uils City
Pittsburg
King
Bughlen Arnica Salve Promoted in Tracy Ad
A Tracy California reader touts Bughlen Arnica Salve found at Crenshaw Young's drug store as the luckiest buy curing long standing eczema. The note links stomach issues to heart pains and endorses Modal and Kodorow to ease symptoms. Also mentions Ennesley's Cigar Factory making hand made products without molds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bughlen
Chas
Fr. Budahn
Tracy
California
Crenshaw & Young
Political rumors and speeches surface in 19th century race talk
The piece notes Nelson Crewe’s dwindling talk of an anti Murnant governor bid while Geo WR Painter promotes his candidacy for lieutenant governor in Carrollton. It contrasts Foraker and Davie speeches on Brownsville military issues, highlighting Davie’s sharp language and a remark about a dangerous precedent for senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Crewe
Murnant
Kansas City
Geo WR. Painter
Carrollton Democrat
Terronte Republicans
Boonwill Advertiser
Paraker
Brownsville
Texas
Jom
Davie
Foraker
J. C.H
Aigginsville
Jeffersonian
Unclear legal notice from Missouri court records
Fragmented OCR reads a probate or posting from the Larette county Missouri prote te court dated May 1008. It mentions heirs or executors and a one year period for claims, with scattered names and dates unreadable. The legibility issues obscure key parties and actions.
Notice To Claimants In Woodson Hill Estate
Private Court of Lafareth County Missouri orders all claimants to the Le Woodson Hill estate to present their claims within one year or be barred from any interest. If not exhibited within two years from publication, claims are forever barred. Published April 4, 1908 by W. C. Meng, Public Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amettare
Protete
Larette
Mistouri
Lafareth Cunoty
Missouri
Coukney
le Woodson Hill
W. C. Meng
Publio A Daiinlevestor
Vanaredull
Florexna Vanarsdall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Therrily
Lars
Yrothe
Leins
Anytio Teg
Webby Sad
George and
Joe Tunstall
Kangan City
GB. G. Steward
Cedar View
Miss
Dr. King
J.J. Davis
Gilbert A. Eldredge
C. B. Vandell
Fannie Weber
D. J. Carter
Chicago
W. S. Carter
C. C. Wlliams
Owen Gatlin
W. E. Jamieson
Fulton
J. R. Moorehead
Florence
Katherine Briggs
Olathe
Kans
J. H. Driggs
Young Men's Clothes
Ederheimer, Stein & Co, Makers
Stier Clothing CO
Post Office
Kodorow
Ennesley
Raton
Pacific Coast
And
Mexico
Pullman
Vermillion
Higginsville, MO
Ashbrook
Ashland Wilkes
John R. Gentry
Wilkes Young
Wilkes
Night Hawiye
Ashrook
Mt Mare Hall
Geo
Warrenski Lexington
Boo
R. Todaunter
GEO. W. Catron
Farm of Glover Branch
Odessa Road
Elm Park
Percheron Horse Co
Amatim
Annona
Amatinm
Sofie
Hambletonian
Von
Alexander Abdallah
Geo. Wilkes
Administrator
Pilot, Jr
Nutwood
Maud
America
Dhyland
Amatum
Mary Myrick
Cold Wave
Red Ink
R. Todhunter
Greystone Park
Terhune Stock Farm
Dover Road
Winton and Lexington Percheron Horse & Jack Company
Jas. A. Terhune, Mgr
Wilson Brothers
Haerle
Bolling
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