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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1916

Page

2

Cheaper Than Meat and Meat Substitutes

A Missouri tradition urges lowering meat costs by using milk eggs and substitutes like cottage cheese and creamed fish in rice. It notes that yogurt and nuts rise as alternatives while farms offer nuts and peanuts for subsistence. Directions from Missouri College of Agriculture include cottage cheese and creamed fish in rice cases. John I Ashurst promotes up to date concrete mixing services.

Home Economics University of Missouri Missouri College of Agriculture At Columbia John I Ashurst

Ask 70000 a Day for Belgian Relief

A Belgian relief plea urges Americans to donate seven cents daily to feed the 1,000,000 destitute in enemy-occupied northern France. The Commission for Relief in Belgium warns that food shortages have halved rations, raising death rates, and appeals to patriotism to provide $70,000 daily from a 100 million population.

France Herbert Hoover Commission For Relief Belgium Hoover Commission For Relief In America United States Europe

Grain Mixture Recommended For Skim Milk Calves

L W King of the Missouri College of Agriculture advises feeding calves skim milk after initial whole milk for two to three weeks and adding a grain mix of two parts corn and one part oats. Bran is too laxative and high priced feeds aren’t necessary. Feed grain after milk and avoid overfeeding to prevent scours. Earl Stier spent Sunday in Kansas City.

Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station L. W. King Missouri College of Agriculture

Whooping Cough Remedy Ad Promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy

An Alabama reader lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for whooping cough in infants. S. W. McClinton of Brandon Springs reports his baby recovered after using the product. Obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain S. W. McClinton Brandon Springs Ala

Blackwell Heads to Kansas City on Legal Business

Dr. J. Boyd Gordon of Salt Lake City arrived Monday evening to visit his mother, Mrs. George B. Gordon. H. F. Blackwell traveled to Kansas City Tuesday for legal business.

H. F. Blackwell Kansas City J. Boyd Gordon Salt Lake City Utah George B. Gordon

Chamberlains Tablets Said To Help Stomach Trouble

Mrs Anna Kadin of Spencerport New York says Chamberlains Tablets gave positive lasting relief after years of stomach troubles. Miss Grace King arrived in town for a visit with Mr and Mrs Hubert Bates. Deputy Sheriff Joe Waddell and W T Tutt traveled to Higginsville for a day of business.

Chamberlain Anna Kadin Spencerport N. Y Grace King Kansas City Hubert Bates Joe Waddell W. T. Tutt Higginsville

Rheumatism relief offered by Chamberlains liniment

A local notice recommends Chamberlains liniment for chronic rheumatic and muscular pain and notes its affordable price. Mrs D W Layne returns to Memphis Tenn after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs J W Sydnor depart for Kansas City for a short visit.

Chamberlain D. W. Layne Memphis Tenn J. W. Sydnor Kansas City

Symbolic Health Star Guides Ancient Pill Tablet Icon

A red five pointed star on Chamberlain's Tablets recalls the Pythagoreans and their health symbol. The ad promises quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation and urges purchase from druggists. A. J. Nolting visited Higginsville for a day of business while C. A. Keith departed for Warrensburg on Sunday evening.

Greece A. J. Nolting Higginsville C. A. Keith Warrensburg

FLETCHER'S CASTORIA AD AGAINST CHILD ILLS REMENTS

R. C. Groves of Kansas City spent Sunday here with home folks.

R. C. Groves Kansas City

Extra Fine Poland China Boar for Sale

A superior Poland China boar with exceptional breed traits is offered. This animal shows a robust frame and strong lineage, but is not kin to any previously sold boars. Ideal for breeders seeking proven quality. Previous consignments include healthy growth and reliable temperaments.

Poland

Executor's Notice for Estate of George Gray Deceased

Letters testamentary granted May 10 1916 by Lafayette county Missouri Probate Court. All persons having claims must exhibit them within six months for allowance or be precluded from benefits. If not exhibited within one year from last insertion, they will be forever barred. Executor.

George Gray Lafayette County Missouri Sophia Wahl Probate John Wahl Malinda Lacy Tilton Davis Eugenia M. Davis Harriet Gordon Probate Court Fayette County John H. Dierker Samuel Gordon

Trusteess Sale Notice of 1916 Mortgage Foreclosure

D Fred OD Daniel and Annie his wife default on promissory note secured by deed of trust dated 1918. Trustee Samuel J Andrew will sell Monday June 12 1916 at Court House door Lexington Missouri lot 19 block D Second South Side Addition to Lexington to satisfy note and costs, subject to prior deed provisions.

D. Fred O'Daniel Annie O’daniel Recorder of Deeds Lafayette County Missouri Court House Lexington Edward Aull Matthew D. Wilson Tember Samuel J. Andrew John Bass Mabel Bass

Foreclosure and partition sales in Lafayette County Missouri

Public auctions to satisfy unpaid notes and costs proceed on June 13 1916 in Lexington Missouri. Trustee will sell Lots 1 2 3 Block 43 First Addition to Lexington and a portion of the southeast quarter of section 20 township 49 range 25 northeast of Missouri Pacific Railway right of way.

George Gant Mary Gant John Gant Sarah Kelvy Ellen Gant Sarah Ann Conway Nancy Chinn Henry Conway George Conway Circuit Court Lafayette County Missouri William H. Waddell Lexington Missouri Pacific Railway Company Lexington and St. Louis Railroad Pacific Railway Way Connie

Public Real Estate Auction Notice in Lafayette County

William H. Waddell Sheriff of Lafayette County Missouri announces a public sale of real estate in Lexington to satisfy an order of sale issued at the February term of the circuit court. Property is Lot 2 in Block A of Hunters addition and will be offered at the courthouse at nine oclock morning.

Lafayette Circuit Cour Eeher County Missouri William H. Wye Lexington Lafayette County Iaid Circuit Court Hunter Recorder's Office William H. Waddell

Letters of administration for Sophia Wahl estate

Notice to creditors that John Wahl is administrator of Sophia Wahl deceased in Lafayette County Missouri. Claims must be filed within six months for allowance and within one year from last publication to avoid preclusion. Dated the 5th day of May.

Executor's Notice for Malinda Lacy Estate in Missouri

Letters testamentary issued May 8 1916 by the Lafay ette County Missouri Probate Court to executors for the estate of Malinda Lacy. All claimants must file for allowance within six months or be barred. failure to exhibit within one year from the last publication date bars any claim to the estate.

Notice of Probate Grant in Missouri Estate

Letters of Emily E. Lewis deceased were granted April 12 1916 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must file within 18 months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the last publication date will be forever barred. This 12th day of April 1916 Thomas A Walker.

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