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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
5
A long bipartisan list endorses Wilson for president, praising tariff revision, trust legislation, income tax, support for workers, merchant marine revival, education, and government reforms. Taft is attacked for tariff inaction, vetoes, and alleged corruption, while Wilson is touted as a servant of the people and opponent of machine politics.
A list of criticisms against Ex President Roosevelt argues he violated his pledge not to seek a third term and accuses him of failing to address worsening conditions during his seven years in office. The item highlights distrust in his stated aims and questions reliability of his leadership.
An advertisement proclaims Coles Original Tiot Blast Heating stoves as heat made with perfect control. It claims coal waste is prevented and no morning kindling is needed, predicting sales to double as popular favor grows and urging readers to visit Lexington branch and note train times to nearby stations for purchases.
A fragmented paragraph from a town notice expresses a desire to improve local work and civic involvement. It mentions town residents urging action, inviting broader participation, and signaling upcoming community discussions and efforts to boost local employment opportunities.
Zetta the renowned palmist promises revelations and prophecies at Mark's Hotel with reasonable terms. The event invites attendees to learn about unseen futures and fortunes from a famed seer.
The ad notes a sale featuring Shoes Overalls Jackets Shirts Suits Overvonis Sweaters and Caps. It mentions Williamso n Co and Pitinie Markie with Ips. A trip to Kansas City and a Florida stop are mentioned along with a new Anti-Fly Post sale display at Gelzer's Feld Store.
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