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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1914

Page

3

Medical Discovery Heals Selma Man After Illness

J Welw Tile of Box 673 Selma California writes of relief from illness after trying a medical discovery. He credits the remedy with easing fever andblindness symptoms, claiming significant personal recovery and gratitude to those who shared the treatment.

Selma Cal Nes Laree Halle Iny Parenia Pott Teich eaDes

Personal Notes and Local Visits Across Town

H F Blackwell traveled to Kansas City Friday for business. Mrs Rees Pupin of Kansas City visited Judge Richard Field's family. C W Johnson returned from Kansas City Thursday night with a new Paige 365 car. Mrs I W Tillmah and daughter Marion went to Warrensburg Friday to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs R B Berie. Mrs B L Mayne returned to St Louis Friday after visiting the Morath sisters. Charlotte Morath joined her as far as Sedalia for a visit.

H. F. Blackwell Kansas City Rees Pupin Richard Field C. W. Johnson I. W. Tillmah Marion Warrensburg R. B. Berrie B. L. Mayne St. Louis George W. Jenkins D. E. Collard Nannie Steele

Dr. King's New Discovery for Coughs Gains Fame

A New Dover Ohio woman Jennie Flemming reports curing a three year cough with Dr King's New Discovery. The ad promotes 50 cent bottles and promises relief or money back. Bucklen's Arnica Salve for pimples is also advertised.

Dr. King Jennie Flemming New Dover Ohio Bucklen

Miss Rebecca Lewis Visits Liberty and Edna Haynie Visits Buckner

Miss Rebecca Lewis traveled to Liberty for a several days visit. Miss Edna Haynie of Central College went to Buckner Friday morning for a visit.

Rebecca Lewis Liberty Edna Haynie Central College Buckner

Electric Bitters and Life Pills Featured Remedies

The ad touts Electric Bitters as a spring tonic boosting appetite and treating indigestion, plus Dr. King's New Life Pills for liver and kidney health. Testimonials claim strong relief, with prices from 25 cents to a dollar. Other items note visits between Kansas City and Wellington and various local residents.

J. D. Peelle Buyklen Dr. King C. B. Hatfield Chicago

Farm for Sale in Missouri With Various Livestock

203 acre Missouri farm two miles south of Lexington on rock road. Will sell all or part to fit buyer. Inquiries to L W Marshall Mammoth Bronze Turkeys Leghorn males Sulvestock Haws in season Jas Gladish Higginsville Mo. R C and S C R I Red Cock erels hens and pullets. Phone 447 Mrs John B Logan Lexington Mo.

Lexington Rock Road L. W. Marshall Mammoth JAS Gladish Higginsville J. Henry Barnett R. Earl Wagoner W. D Ernest Schroeder Henry J. Schroeder Sarah EB. Major Ottie V. Chign Star Beck Asbury Mia Waters Victor H. Coline Inarine

For Sale Item Batch in Dover Missouri

For sale one separator two traction engines cook shanty water tank and wagon and clover huller offered by Mrs W C Pauling of Dover Missouri all details readable in ad format for local buyers seeking farm equipment and related gear.

After Passing Years Lexington Testimony Remains Unshaken

A Lexington woman Mrs Butler Talbot of 2107 Franklin Avenue recalls years of kidney trouble and bladder inflammation with dull back aches. She credits genuine relief to Dean's Kidney Pills, noting lasting benefit after prior doctoring failed. Destiny Publicity 50 cents at all dealers.

Butler Talbott Franklin Avenue Lexington Dean Destiny Pa Prive

Worth Bates Goes to Liberty on Business

Worth Bates traveled to Liberty on Wednesday morning for business purposes.

Missouri Commission Plans Approved for Panama Exposition Build

The Missouri Commission plans for its state building at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco 1915 have been approved. The Missouri Building will occupy a prominent 200 by 408 foot site facing San Francisco Bay, with a 64 by 120 foot structure, a 40 by 80 foot reception hall, and a moving picture apparatus to show Missouri’s resources. Exhibits will be organized into five departments under individual commissioners, highlighting Mines and Metallurgy, Education and Art, Agriculture, Live Stock and Poultry, and Horticulture, with outreach to 45,000 Missourians in California. The exposition opens February 20, 1915 and runs to December 4. Deeds filed in Lafayette County, Missouri, week ending May 23, 1914, list various property transfers and land transactions.

San Francisco Exposition Grounds San Francisco Bay Missouri Missouri Commission Union Missouri Mg California John L. McNatt Aurora Norman M. Vaughan Syndicate Trust Major Commonwealth Prescoenceton Virginia Kansas Recorder of Deeds Lafayette County Lafayette County Abstract Company and Financial Lexington Ike H. Noyes Diamond Co.l Co Conrad Schmidt R. R. Benj. F. Wood Robert Earl Wagoner Q John P. Greer Edwin Mack South Sixth Higginsville Cor

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