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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
2
Rex Beach recalls a close encounter with a massive grizzly and a second cinnamon bear as they top a cliff edge. The scene shifts to a brush behind the first bear, a near miss leads to a failed shot and a chaotic, crowded impression of bears and adrenaline. Local real estate transfers follow with several property lots and prices listed.
Wi M Lynch to John Sander 40 acres of land for 1500 dollars. JL Humphrey to Nelson B Wolliver a lot for 1200 dollars. Geo Kurtz to Benj Minersha gen lot for 1600 dollars. John C Roupe to Edward Born a lot for 280 dollars. NE Wolliver to Carl and RH a lot for 75 dollars. J Ferguson to E M Lale a lot.
A Lexington drug firm promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone as a cure for catarrh and its link to consumption. The ad claims a 4 percent cure rate and offers the medicine free if it fails after proper use, backed by the store’s reputation, with assurance no obligation on the user.
A couple on a ballroom balcony by a moonlit lake reflect on a former romance. A man recalls a confession never spoken ten years ago and reveals the hidden truth that the woman later married a wealthy man while the first man loved her sincerely. In the end the two lovers reunite, and the woman seals the revelation with a kiss.
A condensed dialogue notes a shift in employment with thousands returning to work, implying reduced competition. The exchange shows Weary Wiggles and Wayside William discussing business implications as newspapers hint at improving labor conditions.
Neighbor reports the eldest son of Mrs. Lapsling earned high honors at his school’s graduating exercises. George was noted as the valedictorian of his class.
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