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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1902

Page

5

Dover News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events

Local notes from Dover recount Sunday travels by residents to Lex Sedalia and Kansas City, business trips, and family visits. A line about Samuel Sime losing the middle finger at McGrew coal mines is balanced with social updates and upcoming council meeting on Oct 6.

Oberbelman Kanse City Arnold Jong Samuel Sime McGrew Sam Schaberg Brothers The Kansas City World Wellington

Dover Doings From Local Notes In Towns

Dover Doings lists residents and visitors with brief mentions. J F Winn of Lexington attended. L Wahl had Lexington business. J J Orrison of Grand Pair visited. Capt Beyzing traveled to Kangas on Tuesday. Mrs Freak Nipper and family spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs HL Corbin. Mrs Charles Crim recently visited her parents. L W Fox departed Wednesday for home in Tama.

Dover Ed. Litlejohn Nellie Alice Independence Inez Arthur Carter Tyler Fulrtas J. J. Orrison Grand Paar Capt. Beyzing Kangas'y Tuonday Freak Nipper Ste Frank Jr Siweilay Mr and Mra HL. Corbin Charles Crim Uott Mee L. W. Fox Tino Comins Accom

Higginsville Happenings Full of Local Moves and News

A Hammond of notes from Higginsville records residents visiting, relocating, and teaching. Kenney Orborn arrives from Kansas City Monday. Miss Laura Helmbrook returns from Salisbury. Miss Maud Bally heads to Jacksonville Illinois to attend school. Summer lands a job with Joulin Telephone Co. Lucy Lev departs for Jennings Indiana to teach privately. Dr Ralph W Holbenh announces the family relocation to Kansas City. Will Reed, once of Higginsville, was ill in Oklahoma City but improving. Prof Lomer Philips of Mayview injured his right hand but expects a full recovery. Sfinn Ghadotia and his mother return from Trinidad Colorado and Washburn Texas with souvenirs. David and Mr Pfleger enjoy family happiness after absence of mother and sister. The Christian church called Rev Mr Coll from LaBella Massachusetts to become pastor. his reception is warmly anticipated with cooperation from followers. Several new deacons join.Coll’s arrival is seen as a spark for renewed church activity. Mr Alton begins his work with the South Church, delivering a foreign-speaking address.

Laura Helmbrook Frim Salisbury Maud Bally Dacksonville Atiend Wil Summer Joulin Telephone Company Misa Lucy Lev Odoxsu Jennings, In Shoe Ralph W. Holbengh Kangus City Lomer Philips Mayvlew Pot Sfinn Trinidad Coll Washburn Tex David Mr. Pfleger Alton

Rev Alton Draws Uproar with Earnest Sermon

The remarks praise a preacher whose earnest fervor stands against sensationalism. He is urged to preach with simple grace and fearlessness, urging Igginsville to seek him to fill the church.

Hamlin Addresses District Voters in Rainy Speech

Hon W. Hamlin, democratic congressional candidate, spoke at the court house on tariff reform, the Fowler bill, school fund, and state taxation. Despite rain and a small, unenthusiastic crowd, he was described as entertaining, logical, orthodox, and vigorous, and as a potential good representative if elected.

W. Hamlin Congress Court House

The Largest Trade Union Dominates Early 20th Century Labour

The United Mine Workers claims the largest membership among trade unions with over 190000 members supporting about a million people. John Mitchell, its young president, is credited with guiding the organization to this vast influence and a notable triumph in its development.

United Mins Workers John Mitchell United Mine Workers

White's Cream Vermitace Advert for Crenshaw & Young

An old advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermitace as a tonic to keep children healthy. It claims early worm symptoms respond to the remedy and that it aids digestion so meals benefit children, urging parents to use the product from Crenshaw & Young.

Crenshaw & Young's

Chicago and Alton Excursion Offer Details

G. A. BR. Bevimpment announces a Washington DC excursion from October 6 to 10, 1902, priced at $24.40 for the round trip. Tickets go on sale October 2, 3, 4 and 5. Further particulars apply to A Vernilinsu, picket agen.

Chicago & Alton Excursion G. A. BR. Bevimpment Washington D. C Ostover Picket Agen

Democratic candidate to speak at Odlessy and Bates City

Ben C. W. Hameo, the democratic candidate for congress from this district, will speak at Odlessy at 1:30 p.m. and at Bates City at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 4.

Odlessy Bates City Ben. C. W. Hameo Will Apeak

Michigan Gold Fields Strike Signals Klondike Riches

Revived interest in the Michipicoten gold district after a Mariposa location strike south of Wawa lake shows 8150 gold and 157.85 silver per ton in rock from a stock pile. Old miners say discoveries rival Alaska riches. G. A. Roberta of Lintner Indiana lost 65 pounds due to stomach trouble, later restored by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepala claim. Missouri public service corporations pay taxes on 50 million dollars.

Michigan Michipicoten Mariposa Wawa Lake Alaaka G. A. Roberta Lintner, UI Dr. Caldwell

Real Estate Transfers and Charity Drive Noted

Real estate entries list warrantee and quit claim deeds with sums from 500 to 40 million acres across Lexington Covorrdia Odessa and Concordia. The Annual Nervest Salvation Army festival seeks food clothing and goods for the wounded war relief, with dates October 11 through October 14 and extensive support figures.

Salvation Atay Olla Salvation Army

Low Rates Via Mo Pacific Railway to Major Cities

Rail fare highlights from Lexington include round trips to Kansas City for 140 dollars with sale dates in October good till the 19th, to Monterey California for 41.20 on September 20, to St. Louis for 6.95 on sale Sept 20 to Oct 20, and to New York City for 51.25 with October sale windows. A trip to Chicago via St. Louis costs 145.80 with early October sale days.

Mo. Pacific Railway Lexington Kansas City Monterey Cal St. Louis New York City Chicago Washington, D. C

Dynamite at Dam Threat Near Fishing River

Unidentified individuals attempted to blow up the dam on the east fork of the Fishing river on September 29. The dam serves Excelsior Springs water works. For sale by Chas Loomis, six signs in 186?6. The Only Guaranteed Kidney Care is Smith's Safe Kidney Care with refund promise for one bottle at 60 cents.

Fishing River Excelsior Springs Smith Chas W. Loomis

Hamlin Delivers Congress Nominee Talk at Courthouse

Hon C W Hamlin democratic nominee spoke Thursday night at the courthouse. He delivered an entertaining speech but faced a small audience due to heavy rain.

C. W. Hamlin Congress Court House

Restore Kidney Health With Salth Sure Cure

Ad promotes Salths Sure Kidney Cure 50 cents for kidney restoration. For sale by Chas W Loomis at 6 28.

Chas W. Loomis

New York Democrats Nominate Bind 8 Caler for Governor

The New York Democrats on September 30 nominated Bind 8 Caler for governor. A motion to endorse the Kansas City platform was defeated. Scates for sale a good pate of 8 teu scales at Silvers's Cane nery.

New York Caler Kansas City Silvers

Texan Wonder Hall Great Discovery Promises Kidney Cure

An ad led item touts Hall’s Great Discovery, claiming a bottle cures kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, with mail order sales and testimonials. It also mentions other alleged cures and a wide range of health claims, plus local notices about a furniture store sale and a church group making shoe mats to pay debts.

Hall's Great B W W. Lal Turer P. O St. Look Droggziam Crenshaw & Younr's Neosho Midaey Hal Earth W. A. Dav Ladies of the Baptist Church Macon Thee

Fragmentary Classified Notice About Farm Sale

Partial OCR text mentions a Lexington connection and offer to wall your farm with a contact number 920 4 and a buyer named S F Silver. Details are incomplete but indicate a property sale inquiry or advertisement from local pages. Local names and places are unclear due to corrupted wording.

S. F. Silver Lexington

Local man arrested for forged name request

Arthur Gelli of Corder was arrested Friday after an apparent forging incident involving a tor name WLW. Hogag dle of Condon is to be held over until the next grand jury meeting.

Onisher Arthur Gelli Corder Jal N. Hogag Dle Condon Griffey Anil Moeting Grand Jury

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