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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1912

Page

7

Nuggets From Woodrow Wilsons Speeches

The nation awakens to neglected ideals and duties as tariff favoritism is exposed. Parties platforms and candidates should be examined for what they yield in progress. Campaigns widen circles not narrow ones. The struggle aims to ensure people are cared for by government and to broaden markets worldwide.

National Treasury United States Wilson Marshall Democratic Party

Harriman Fund Receipt Confirms Roosevelt Campaign Use

Roosevelt allies claim Harriman’s $50,000 donation to the late financier’s fund was earmarked for the New York state drive. The Republican receipt, signed by Cornelius Bijes, shown by C C Tegethoff, allegedly proves the money supported Theodore Roosevelt’s 1904 bid. Archbold of Standard Oil later testified his firm contributed $10,000 to Roosevelt’s campaign and that amount was not returned.

Theodore Roosevelt United States E. H. Harriman New York State Cortelyou Republican National Committee Standard Oil Company C. C. Tegethoff BE. H. Harriman Cornelios N. Bijes Harriman Roosevelt John D. Archbold

Giants Player Organizes Wilson Club Among Teammates

Jack Murray right fielder of the New York Giants says he formed a Wilson Club with 12 players, including Marquard Doyle Devore Robinson Snodgrass Schaefer Martley Myers Merkle Testenn Gran, and notes manager McGraw may back Wilson before November 5. He criticizes Taft and praises Wilson as fair and inside-the-game, contrasting with old politics. The piece also includes tariff rhetoric and local notices.

Wilson New York Jack Murray New York Giants Dudley Field Malone Fifth Avenue Giants Murray Marquard Doyle Devore Robinson Snodgrass Schaefer

Felt Boots and Rubber Boots at Williamson Co Sale

The Bee Hive is rapidly emptied as Williamson Co advertises Felt Boots at $2.00 Rubber Boots at $3.00 Slicker lined reversible Work Coats at $2.50 and all stock at cost. Shoes Corduroy Suits and more available now.

Fruit Sale Notice at Wilmot's Market

Quick reminder that Wilmot's Market offers fresh fruit selections now. Visit the store at the corner and check daily specials for seasonal produce and discounts.

Miners Wanted for steady work at Traders Bank Building

Pick miners wanted for good mining and steady work. Apply at the Traders Bank Building or see Edward Aull. We offer clean and press service for overcoats and prompt work. Telephone 1380 and the wagon will call. Crawford's Laundry. 19 written on the ad.

Edward Aull Traders Bank Crawford's

Mrs Baer Leaves For El Paso After Family Visit

Mrs Wm Baer and her two small children depart Monday evening for El Paso Texas after visiting the family of George Long Mise Ethe Loos and brother George who had been visiting their sister Mrs Ed Long return to San Diego California Sunday evening

Wm. Baer el Paso Texas George Long Loos George Ed Long San Diego Cal

D D D Prescription for Eczema Claims Instant Relief

A sensational advertisement extols D D D Prescription as the only reliable eczema remedy. It promises instant relief from itching and shows a money back guarantee with a full bottle offer if no cure is seen, urging readers to purchase at local stores rather than substitutes.

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Macauley New York World Woodrow Wilson T. R.’s Fund Lexington Postoffice G. W. Beasley William Bewley Will Flummilton Wasie Vendepaon M. A. Jenkins Mattie Jones Keeton Mary Miller John McCrindel Delphia Munday Joseph L. Page O. HL. Ners A. Jpanvary Will Ward Ployd Williams Itesa Grackmer Richard Bright Mason Dodge Ora Ewing J. M. Grimdstaff T. 8. Jenkins Chas. Hoover DF Long di Metson Cy B. Oliver Joe L. Page Anna Perkin Geo Perono Mra Alive Rivo A. A. Sisk Amanda Simpson G. W. Smith Alease John K. Taubman Eggleston's Green House Eggleston’s Milano Film Company Wright Grand Opera House D. J. Lund Wilmot’s Castoria Cory Richts &c. Arete Mee Agi Reece Ag Indians Corporation Ares Neil Coment Peerless Lambert Lumber Company Aichlay Teri Seier’s Market Remington Olda Pe Wid
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