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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1906

Page

2

A Good Woman Gone in Odessa Area Funeral Held

Mrs Ida Elizabeth Riley aged 56 died at 1 40 am Wednesday at a home southeast of Odessa after a two week paralysis illness. Born near Muvere Indiana she moved to Lafayette County 55 years ago. Widow of J A Riley she leaves four children Mabel Frank Bess and Cade. Funeral services conducted at 11 am by Rev A H Kel and burial in Mt Tabor Cemetery.

Odessa Ida Elizabeth Riley Muvere Todiana Lafayette Cumberland Presbyterian Church Berdes J. A. Riley Mabel Frank Bess Cade Kev HH. Kel Wihioh Mt. Tabor

Ballard Snow Liniment Promises Cure All Aches

An old advertisement touts Ballard Snow Liniment as a quick remedy for rheumatism burns sore chest and other ailments. It claims notable endorsements and lists Crenshaw Young and others as sellers. The notice also mentions families relocating to Happy Texas and business partnership plans involving Jo Bradenburz and Mr Cobb.

Cure for Catarrh and a 1906 marriage notice

One hundred dollars reward for a cure of catarrh with Hulls Catarrh Cure, proprietary claim by F. J. Carney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Also a marriage notice: William Wake man and Miss Stevenson wed at Squire R. M. Taylor's office at 2:30 PM on Sunday September 30, 1906, two locally known families.

Hull Holt F. J. Carney & Co Tolado All Druggiste Pakes Hall Idehss Democrat

Plague of Coughs Reported Prompts New Discovery

A period ad-style letter from Mrs. Ginila of Forest City Me. urges use of King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds seen as dangerous to health. It claims quick relief and prevention of pneumonia and consumption, offered by Crenshaw Young drug store with trial bottles for sale.

Ginila Forest City Cine Laprippe Kite Crenshaw & Young

Old Citizen Dies at Satar ay 1908

Benjamin F. Gaon aged 68 died at his home in Satar ay September 29 1908. A lifelong resident since 1869 he endured health decline including necrosis of the bone and leg amputation. Survived by his wife and four of seven children Thor L Jesse G Cobley O and Sus F, with Rev. Frank W. Allen conducting services. Remains interred at McKindies cemetery.

Antessa Demayrat Benjamin F. Gaon Sataray Plate Midsport Merrind Ruth A. Genn Boro Thor, L Jesse G Cobley O Sus F

Man of nerve and sickness blamed on torpid liver

A Washington era style notice discusses Julius Caesar and a tonic Herbine praised by readers Carrie Austin Hollon and others. It recounts a October Kansas City wedding at St George hymn, a Concordia birth, a near-miss horse and boat accident, and a testimonial from Mrs. W Gilpatrick about Electric Bitters restoring energy. Also mentions ore samples near Oak Grove, constipation remedies, and local water works progress in Higgimeville.

Julius Caesar Wss Carrie Austin Hollon Kansee Crenshaw & Yong Ito W. Gilpatrick Danforth Crenshaw & Young Drug Store

Tired Out Women Seek Relief From Hidden Fatigue

A damaged ad style notice urges women to use Pierce's Healing Balm and Gold Medalic ory for tiredness and fatigue, claiming it restores health, regularity, and comfort while easing aches. It cites testimonials from readers and mentions stores and locations in a retro ad voice.

Drerce Pierce Goldion Clire Plieabatt Ogwowera Brent Pier Winisor Eishex Co Mae Canaila Alek Linns Muni Trom

U D C Officers Elected At Up O Meeting

At the recent Up O meeting in Algwinevite officers were reelected for the coming year. President Mrs H F Gempbel, 1st vice presidents Mrs R PB Tibb, Mrs Gre Vandiver. 2nd vice president Mrs H G6 Asbury. Corresponding secretary Mrs J Belt. Recording secretary Mrs L Hartman. Treasurer Mrs A 4 Asbury. Jr Historian unknown. Delegates to the state convention October 18 to 28 at Capep Girardes: Mrs Ann Knapp and Mrs B C Tabb. alternates Mrs Lon Barnes and Mrs RO Benton.

Belt

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promoted in Mobile Ad

An 19th century style advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs and pulmonary diseases. A Mobile, Alabama merchant testifies that five years of winter coughs affected his family until the syrup was used, claiming it saved his children from illness. Crenshaw & Young, 106m1, sell the remedy.

Ballard Mobile Als Crenshaw & Young

A Charming Love Story in October McCure's Tale

A fragmentary description of a romance featuring Mary, Philippley, and a protector Leonme. The piece hints at chivalry, devotion, and a daring exploit involving a mysterious Yellow country, set around an American girl’s desire to love and be taught.

Mary Janes Hopper McCure Thie Wort Te Telavont Philippley Toroud i Spain

Petty Wedding in Iola Oct 8 1906 at Dr Carter home

The ceremony of Mr Gay Dooley and Miss Bectie Carter took place at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning in Iola Kansas with Rev J H Coil officiating. The couple left for St Louis after a 10 o'clock breakfast and will begin housekeeping at 2h4 Jackson Street.

Wellington Rigg Effersonian R. ©. Carter Gay Dooley Iola Bectie Carter J. H. Coil Pater Christian Church Ned Asbury Anna Mary Barnes F. Lb. McCord Ang Neicy Maxter Robert Carter Curl Mr. Curl Robert Baird Lhove St. Louis Jackson Stroup Pzroom Bib Mize & Silumani Hardware Co Atobison Lolo Om Minetep

Clearance Sale at Ladwige Jewelry Store

A local note announces a clearance sale at Ladwige Jewelry Store featuring mostly cutlery and kitchenware items including knives and forks. The ad mentions quantities and pricing lines though some text is damaged. The message emphasizes discounted merchandise and store relocation or closing vibes.

Totter Knives Ab Ladwige Jowalry

Farm for Sale in Dover Mo Offers 148 Acres

Farm for sale 148 acres of land located 24 miles southwest of Whivery. One of the best josted farms in the county, well improved. Apply H ZiyEENG Dover Mo for particulars, 5-1 2nd shed may costs for $2000 and up at Jilon's hw. If you want the highest price for your product go with J.i Winu.

Whivery Applyig H Dover Mo

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