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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer announces weekly Friday issue, with subscription at 1.40 per year payable in advance. It states all communications must be signed and mailed to the newspaper, referencing post office matters and editorial leadership.
County coroner F. W. Mann seeks a position as constable in Lexington Township. The announcement urges voters to consider his experience in public safety and local governance.
Matt Foster, defeated mayoral candidate in Kansas City, comments on Senator Harding declaring a lack of constructive plan for a new world relations framework. He criticizes Harding as having no plan on any subject.
The piece attacks Republican figures including Hackman and Spencer, cites failures of the League of Nations and Versailles Treaty, and accuses Kansas City Star owners of steering elections. It notes Chamberlain tablets as relief for indigestion and includes anecdotes on voters and public sentiment.
The Democratic County Committee selected Hanford Brunk of Lexington to replace C H A Brueur who cannot campaign due to personal business. Brunk, 38, Jefferson City born, Lexington businessman, lifelong Democrat, begins a full campaign to represent his constituents creditably. Dr C A Phillips led an Extension class in Warrensburg with five new members. next Lexington class meets Oct 22 due to district teachers meeting on Oct 15.
Caseville residents Mrs A H Hall and Mrs Mary Carrington report strong trust in Chamberlain's Colie and Diarrhoea Remedy. Hall credits it with saving her baby’s life this summer and keeping it in the house. Carrington notes years of prompt relief from colic and diarrhoea symptoms.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our beloved mother.
Mrs Margaret Willig joined the choir and Rev J C Bier baum offered words of comfort to the bereaved in a brief church gathering. The Children.
Miss Gladys Gaffin returned to Kansas City Sunday evening after spending a few days with homefolks.
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