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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1918
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer announces publisher information with editor A. W. Allen and weekly Friday issues. Subscriptions are $1.40 per year payable in advance, and notices must be signed when sent to the paper.
Miss Mildred Glasse of Kansas City Mo has been sent to Higginsville as Emergency Home Demonstration Agent. Approved by the county conservation women's division executive committee the College of Agriculture at Columbia Mo and the Extension work in Home Economics coordinate the effort. She invites communities to express interest in the program. Stark Bros Nursery relies on Chillicothe Business College for office staff hiring former pupils. A recent hire from the college earns 85 dollars per month. Magruder and daughter Abbie of Brunswick Mo arrived to visit Mr. Magruder's daughter Mrs. E D Hix.
Miss Alice Peak traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday to spend the day. Miss Ruth Misenhelter spent Friday in Kansas City, continuing a sequence of visits by young women to the city.
Mrs. Hattie Creason of Lathrone Missouri arrived Tuesday night to visit Mrs. Baxter Waters. Mrs. Henry Stroble traveled to Higginsville Tuesday night for a visit.
Read Miss Agnes Turner of Chicago who describes relief from indigestion and sleeplessness after two months of Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports stomach clearing, system invigoration, and regained comfort in eating and sleeping, marking her return to health. Also notes W. W. McCall’s and Dr. Z. M. Williams’ weekend travels.
An advertisement claims a beautiful woman possesses good digestion and recommends a light diet plus Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen digestion. It promotes the product at 25 cents.
Mr and Mrs J H Ewing traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for a day visit. Mrs J M Catron returned home to Marshall on Wednesday after a brief stay with relatives here.
Mrs William Bell of Logansport Indiana writes that Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved a severe diarrhoea attack three years ago. She calls it the only medicine that gave relief.
Miss Minnie Isles returned Wednesday to her home in Kansas City after a visit here with her brother, Robert Horn.
Mrs A E Sidenberder of Rockfield Indiana says a spring bronchial attack yields to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After a few days of use all signs of trouble disappear, the product cited as the only relief she finds.
Secretary McAdoo urges Americans to measure morale and join the Fourth Liberty Loan. He praises Pershing and U S. forces in France, stresses sacrifice and unity, and urges persistent effort to fund victory. The speech contrasts democracy’s sacrifices with autocracy.
G Dickmeyer announces cider mill in running order at his farm three miles south of Lexington Missouri. Starting Friday September 27 he will grind apples and press cider every Tuesday and Friday each week. Mill accepts cash at five cents per gallon and invites patronage.
Apple growers of Mayview and nearby areas hold a public sale of choice apples as part of a patriotic program at the school auditorium in Mayview. The sale is on Saturday night October 5 at 8 30 oclock. Receipts go to the Mayview Red Cross Chapter.
Mrs. W. J. Finley returned Thursday night to her Warsaw home after visiting friends. Miss Lucy Marshall accompanied her as far as Sedalia.
Mrs. Pearl Long and her children from Kansas City Kansas arrived Thursday night to visit her daughter Mrs. Blackwell. The family plans to stay briefly, sharing time with relatives and friends in the area.
In Lexington Mrs. C A Bledsoe testifies kidney danger response to Dean's Kidney Pills. She details swelling feet and ankles and knife like pains in the side, saying the pills completely removed the trouble and she recommends them to others. 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A notice seeking purchase or rental of an English saddle and bridle in good condition. Contact Major Dewey at the Academy to arrange a deal or inspection.
The notice states October opening at the Chilli cote Business College for service training. New classes will be organized and many people will begin their business ventures. Civil Mrs. Joseph Homer Miss Kate Kriehn and Miss Carrie Guenth... spent Wednesday in Kansas City.
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