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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1908

Page

2

Senator Stone Attacked by Folk Backers in Missouri

The letter defends Senator Stone against lies from Jefferson City and accuses Folk appointee W. L. Watkins of bias and misrepresentation. It cites the Aldrich Vreeland bill, Stone’s Feb speech in Missouri, and alleged half truths while accusing Watkins of publishing distorted charges. Also includes a long list of land transactions and transfers with varied buyers and prices.

Senator Stone Jefferson City America Folk Bureau W. L. Watkins Bureau of Building and Loan Associations Chillicothe Constitution Chillicothe Folk Senate Missouri Congressional Reard National Democratic Congressional Committee Stone Aldrich Jacksonville Florida Win James Bryan Culberson Texas Watkins Aldrich-Vreeland Washington Gore LaFollette

Hadley and Hadley Busch Allegations Question Perjury

A Huntsville Herald report critiques Hadley for not prosecuting Anheuser-Busch in 1905 over campaign contributions, arguing Busch may have lied to Senate or House committees. The piece connects Hadley to broader political maneuvering with Gov. Folk and Warrensburg race dynamics, urging exposure of Hadley’s scheme. It cites Warrensburg Journal-Democrat and Odessa Democrat snippets as context alongside a Wanted notice for Success Magazine.

Hadley Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association Senate House Brewing Association Busch Adolphus Busch Falsley Springfield Huntsville Herald Folk Warrensburg Polk

Paper Hanging and Painting by Al Weber

Al Weber offers paper hanging and painting services with samples shown at home. Ads list contact options including phone numbers 660 and 365 SDS and name Leonard Coen for funeral details. Other lines mention a variety of consumer goods and services including groceries, shampooing, massaging, and a BNPrem follet articles agent.

al Weber Waner Jou T Naunie Hicks Aleo Leonard Coen

Indolent Artist's Early Struggles and Laziness Revealed

The tale recalls Tatigian, later renowned as a sculptor, who worked as a sign painter and advertisement illustrator. A patron reports he never completes drawings, always leaving details to imagination, even a house drawing lacking a foot rule. The anecdote, cited from the San Francisco Call, illustrates early adversity and persistence through unconventional methods.

Haig Patigwn Ip Tri Tatigian San Francisco

Treatment of criminals urged humane approach by Dr Crego

Dr F 8 Crego denounces Dr Quays vivisection plan and argues most so called criminals are sick or mentally weak. He predicts a day when society will treat the ailing and deal gently with them, a view the Buffalo Express salutes as bold and humane.

Crego Quay Cleveland Buffelo Express

Aerial Sailor Confesses Fear of Water

The exchange turns comic as Dusty Dennis, once an airship sailor, admits he cannot brave a cellar flood. A good housewife pities him and jokes about bailing out two feet of water, highlighting his ironic fear.

Dusty Dennis

Mistaken for a Deer in North Woods Exchange

An amateur hunter asks a guide for the old long whiskers image. The guide reveals his identity but notes city hunters shot off his whiskers.

Great North Woods

Leander Swimming Championship Feat Across Hel Leapont

In a lighthearted report, Leander conquers the Hel leapont course using the crawl stroke to reach the far side, joking that it avoids extra baggage charges for his trunks. Hero waits on the opposite bank as he presses into his best amateur championship form.

Leander Helleapont Hero

Unhappily Alike Bulger Comment on Musical Ear

Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes Bulger noting a man lacks an ear for music and cannot distinguish the air of America from God Save the King. The remark contrasts two melodies and reflects a dismissive view of musical talent.

Bulger America God Save the King Cloviland Plain Dealer

A Sure Proof of Mrs. Youngwed Persuasion

Gossip notes that Mrs. Youngwed across the way is famed for extraordinary powers of persuasion. A local wit recalls a weeklong influence over a girl, hinting at social intrigue in the neighborhood.

Cine

Blessing of Poverty and Town Run Joke

A fragment from an Atlanta County item notes a humorous exchange about poverty and riches. The brief snippet mentions a child asking for a big run on the town and a response about thanking the Lord for not owning a dollar.

Atlanta Couatity

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