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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 28, 1910
Page
6
Sibleys Strains of BR Reds Breeder Notes
Sibleys Strains of BR Reds with heavy winter layers and good color. Eggs priced at 1.80 dollars per setting of 15. EDW. F. MEYER, Breeder. 32614.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibleys
BR. C
F. Meyer
Local Briefs and Carried Visits to Wellington and KC
Local notes record Miss White Lockhart and friends visiting Wellington for a short stay. Several residents, including B. W. White and Mrs. Richard Field with daughter Carrie, traveled to Kansas City for day trips. Also advertised are Dr. Shoop’s Rheumatic Remedy and Health Coffee offers with free book and trial test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss White Lockhart
Cliffie Dillingham
Freda Sawuelson
Mar
Graton
Wellington
B. W. White
Wansas City
Richard Field
Carrie
Kansas City
E. N. Hopkins
John
Dr. Shoop
Jos. L. Long
Maria Wood
Lofton White
Searcy
Ark
Missouri and Northern Arkansas Railway
Nora Potts
Shansas City
J. C. Shelton
W. R. Rukle
Clem Tyree
J. E. Roark
Local residents undertake short trips to nearby cities
Mrs M J Scarlett and Mrs Geo Scarlett traveled to Wellington for a few days for a visit. Frank Sloefer went to Kansas City on business. Miss Mathelda Dallmeyer and Mrs Wm Hoefer of Jefferson City visit Miss Rachel Andreen. Ernest Kriehn and John Morrison also went to Kansas City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Scarlett
Frank Sloefer
Kansas City
Mathelda Dallmeyer
Wm. Hoefer
Jefferson City
Rachel Andreen
Ernest Kriehn
John Morrison
Kansans City
Monument to Lewis and Clark Cornerstone Laying May 1903
History notes President Roosevelt attended the Portland Oregon ceremony laying the cornerstone for a Lewis and Clark monument. It recalls the explorers as pioneers who opened the West, their 1805 1806 Oregon explorations, and the broader U S push for western expansion and boundary debates from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Portland
Oregon
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson
United States
Haskell Indians defeat Wentworth 7 to 2 on campus
The Haskell Indians beat Wentworth 7 to 2 Tuesday afternoon on the Academy campus in front of a large crowd. After a scoreless start, Bebeau hit a two run homer in the fifth as Haskell tallied four hits total. In the ninth Wentworth capitalized on an infield error for five runs while cadets managed two runs in sixth and seventh. battery work noted for Wentworth Wilson C and Mitchell, Indians Easthard and Means, umpire Shinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Indians
Wentworth
Academy
Bebeau
Wilson C
Mitchell
Easthard
Means
Shinn
Seniors of 1911 Entertain Seniors of 1910 in Lexington
Postal notice lists uncalled mail at Lexington Missouri post office dated May 28 1910 including Ottis Graves W D Griffith Miss Lottie Jody Miss Mary Slatcher Jul Kinchhoff Miss Rosy Legate and others with Miss Delia Crowder as postmistress. Senior class 1911 hosted seniors of 1910 Friday night in High School Auditorium from 8 to 11 o clock with Juniors providing amusements and refreshments. event deemed a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottis Graves
W. D. Griffith
Lottie Jody
Mary Slatcher
Jul Kinchhoff
Rosy Legate
Picture Theatre
Arthur L. Weissenborn
Walter Young
Kansas City Tuesday and Lexington visits noted
Kansas City Tuesday spend day. Sam Hays of Sweet Springs spent Tuesday in Lexington. Mrs. O. M. Rickman went to Kansas City Saturday for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sam Hays
Sweet Springs
Lexington
0. M. Rickman
Great Lace in Beds Stimulus for Tuberculosis Care
National Association bulletin warns 300000 indigent consumptives need care as beds total only 22720 nationwide. Seven states lack any beds while New York leads with 5476 beds and goals push to 35000 by 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
The
National Association
Alabama
Montana
Idaho
Nevada
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Utah
Alaska
Delaware
Florida
Kansas
Mississippi
South Carolina
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
New York State
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Colorado
New Mexico
New York
Big Four Foot Flag Free Offer From St Louis Republic
The Twice a Week Republic offers a three year subscription for 1.25 to receive a 30 by 48 inch fast color sewn stripe American flag. The offer includes 312 copies for three full years and can be withdrawn at any time. Send orders to The St Louis Republic in St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of St. Louis
Republic
United States
St. Louis Republic
St. Louis
Mrs J B Bills Leaves With Son for Canada
Mrs J B Bills and her son Robert departed Tuesday evening for Durham Canada to be with her ailing mother Miss Mollie Limberg of Independence. Miss Limberg arrived Tuesday to visit friends for a few days. Try evaporated fruits at Jon L Long, Cash Grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bills
Robert
Durham
Canada
Mollie Limberg
Independence
Jon L. Long
Cash Grocer
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Mound City Co
Cremshiw & Young
Catron
Taubman
Haerle
Lexington. Mo
JO. A, Wilson & Bro
Main Street
Farm Insurance
Tr. Howe
Merleh
Thors
Roek
Ian
Eberre
Scientific American
Dr. King
Cart Lle
Lexington Mo
Nellie Burriss
M. F. Graham
Florence Steen
Edith Schneider
Ida Thomas
T.P. Harvey
Delia Crowder
Castor
PacSiaule Signature of
Castoria
Bears
Herrick
White Mountain
Tele
A. Gillen
W. P. Cole Grocer
Main St
Seiter’s Market
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