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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
2
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The Lexington Intelligencer announces weekly Friday issues under editor A Aluen. Subscription is 1.54 per year payable in advance. The paper is entered at the Lexington post office as a second class mail matter. Communications should be sent for print.
A list of Democratic candidates including James M. Cox for president Franklin D. Roosevelt for vice president Preckinridge Long for U S senator John M Atkinson for governor Carter M Buford for state auditor George H Middlekamp for state treasurer John H Stone for attorney general Willis H Meredith for supreme judge William T Ragland and Fred L Williams for other supreme judges John T Williamson for Judge Kansas City Court of Appeals James Ellison for representative Charles H A Brewer for judge County Court Western District John F Larkin for judge County Court Eastern James L Bray for sheriff Leslie Mitchell for county treasurer J C Shelton for county assessor Clarence L Kenney for county surveyor Charles H Swift for public administrator W J Sydnor for county coroner K W Mann for constable Lexington Township J F Cagley
A fragment from a 1919 Missouri page discusses Senator Harding versus Wilson and the League of Nations, arguing for or against adoption, while noting women voters in St Louis registering nearly as many as men. It cites Root and world events, urging informed choices in the November election and urging women to vote.
In the Kansas City Star diary Ask Dave Proctor notes that batsman Warnie publicly vents frustration at hecklers, saying their interruptions derail his focus while discussing cricket lore and recent matches. The column blends sports chat with player anecdotes from the week.
The piece notes George Sylvester Viereck’s pro German stance and his support for Senator Harding, contrasting it with a desire to prevent another Democrat president for a generation. It discusses the League of Nations offering value by resolving disputes between Sweden and Poland over the Aland Islands and aiding the Pole-Lithuanian case. The article frames the League’s potential to prevent war as crucial to global support.
E B Milburn of Guion Drug Store credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with lasting satisfaction. A twenty piece band organized at Chillicothe Business College last week. The orchestra glee clubs and state clubs are noted as key parts of college life. Ady.
Help wanted notice seeks a boy for immediate work at the office. Apply in person today to join the staff and start duties promptly.
Cherry Village Arkansas woman praises Thedford's Bind Draught as a laxative and liver remedy. She claims it relieves indigestion torpid liver and digestive issues, saving medical bills and improving her family's health. She notes children recover quickly from colds after using it and that the product keeps her household well.
Arrangements completed for a special train to Kansas City Missouri for a Democratic gathering at Convention Hall on Saturday night October 2 1920. Train departs Lexington at 2 00 pm and returns at 11 30 pm. Governor James M Cox to speak at 7 00 pm with doors opening at 7 00 pm. Tickets are 3 35 round trip from the Probate Judge office before noon Saturday October 2. W M A Band will attend and stations at Myrick and Wellington only. Committee
Democratic Speaking Senator Thomas Helfin of Alabama will speak at the Court House Friday evening October 1 at 8 o'clock. Everyone invited. Band concert at 7 30. Democratic Central Committee. Mrs Walter J Gresham and two children left Friday morning for a visit with relatives at Cottonwood Falls Kansas. Mr and Mrs James H White returned to their home near Concordia Monday morning after a few days visit here with their son Elmer H White.
Despondency from indigestion is a mistaken belief says this notice. Hundreds have been permanently cured by taking Chamberlain's Tablets, which strengthen the stomach and restore natural function enabling normal meals. Charles Amos, recently returning to Lexington, has taken charge of the Co operative store at Elev enth street and Franklin Ave in Trinidad, Col.
Mrs A H Hall of Caseyville Michigan thanks Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for saving her baby's life this summer and keeping it in the house. Mary Carrington of Caseyville Michigan says the remedy has given prompt relief for years.
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