Made From Cream of Tartar Derived From Grapes
Chicago based Price Baking Powder Co advertises a pure cream of tartar product derived from grapes for baking use.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1904
Page
8
Chicago based Price Baking Powder Co advertises a pure cream of tartar product derived from grapes for baking use.
Jobo La Farge explores five famous works in Triumphs from his One Hundred Masterpieces of Painting in the October McClure's. He discusses Volos Henry V Marie de Menci and Louis XII and interprets them with scholarly yet popular narration, showing method and meaning of the artist's approach.
H A Tisdale of Summerton DC suffered for twenty years with piles. The ad claims Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve by DeWitt Co Chicago cures piles and many skin ailments. Sold by Orenahew and Young, druggists. 10-8
A political observer notes weather can disrupt campaign plans. Gloomy raw days before election influence voters and party momentum, potentially hindering the administration's party efforts.
In Washington the winds and rains are not truly controlled yet the government bears responsibility for outcomes. Rainy days tilt polls in agricultural states as city voters stay home, benefiting the farmer's party and angering city voters. The piece notes partisan voting and a mercenary attitude among voters, with weather acting as an excuse.
A patient in St Louis writes that Texas Wonder cured a cancer under his eye after four weeks of use. The ad promotes Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder issues, diabetes, rheumatism, and other ailments, with testimonials and mail order details. It touts Sunset Magazine October features and artistic illustrations.
Wanted notice seeking to buy a forty acre farm from the owner with a cheap price. Inquiries directed to Jordan's store. Also an item notes Democratic Students at the University of Missouri organizing a Parker Folk Club last night with a large turnout. Officers include F B Williams president, R C Cole vice president, J L Anderson secretary, J E Craig treasurer, K M Ostler sergeant at arms.
Local agricultural notice advertises Poland China hogs for sale by A P Youna near Prairie Church. Includes gilts and boars for purchase with pricing not fully legible. Buyers urged to contact for details and arrange pickup.
A critique claims Republicans run a secret appeal to Wall Street interests to fund a Roosevelt victory by any cost. A Wall Street responder forwarded the appeal to Henry Loom Nelson of Williams College who calls the circular shameful and says it shows the party seeks money to buy the presidency and maintain power.
Post office at Lexington Massachusetts lists remaining undelivered letters dated December 14. Several addressees appear including Earl Baird James Beverly A B Carpenter Mrs J M Dumont William England D H Coymore Henderson Thos Holwell Mrs Svell Howard Chas Mayers National Bank Mrs Glenn Jewman Mrs L A Olinger A T Porter Clarenos Newton Price W T Roberts Miss Bessie Smith A L Souders W os Tate Scotia Wade Mrs Ed Wash arn P M James M Crowpse and others advertised for pickup.
Hon Alf Reavlor and others announce campaign talks in Lexington Odessa Higginsville and Riggingville across October. A six room residence in Lexington is offered for exchange or farm in Lafayette County with payment of any difference. A U.S. agent advertises late October 1904 notices in Higginsville and surrounding towns.
John Kenney wife and daughter Miss Dougherty of San Antonio Texas passed through Lexington Thursday morning. Jerry Ellis and wife who have been visiting Judge W G McCavaland's family left for St Louis Wednesday. Mrs T J Fletcher guest of daughter Mrs F N Adame returned to Sedalia Thursday. Misses Willman and Jane Edwards went to Kansas City to visit friends for several days and attend horse show. Bird Campbell left for San Francisco Thursday to spend winter. Mr Oxwobell goes there for health. Mrs D O Heathman and daughter Margaret went to Liberty to visit relatives. Miss Bessie Dawson who had been visiting Heathman returned with them. R A White and wife of Birmingham Alabama left for St Louis Wednesday. W B C Beawa of Kansas City spoke at court house Wednesday evening on election lane in the great cites. Zach Wright and children, gV, J Q Bour and wife, Sam Williams, Pete Fegert, Join Wilmot and wife, Ernest Kreihn and Miss Katherine Kreihn returned from St Louis Friday morning.
Legal notices record sheriff sale in Lafayette County Missouri and partitions and final settlements. Documents mention J J Fulkerson collector of revenue, defendants BF Feagan and Mary Feagan, with sale set for December 6 in Lexington and court terms in county. Also includes bridge contractor notice for a Wooten Truss Bridge and final settlement notices from probate court in Lexington.
A Chicago based women’s benevolent group promotes Peruna as a cure for all catarrhal diseases. Testimonial letters claim rapid recovery from grippe after using Peruna. The ad invites readers to write Dr. Hartman, head of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, for free advice.
An order of the probate court directs an administrator to expose for cash sale on November 7, 1904, at the Lexington courthouse the estate of Washington C. Lillard deceased. The property includes northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and 30 acres off the west side of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter in section 18, township 49, range 24.
The court issues a publication order in a suit where unknown heirs of Hannah Gainkoy and others must answer. The notice, published in The Local Intelligencer, requires defendants to appear at the next December term of court in Lafayette County Missouri, or risk default. It names Catron, Emma Sewer, Hannah Girmany, and various Haynes heirs as parties, with publication four weeks prior to the term. The clerk certifies the presentment and seals the order.
In the Circuit Court of Lafayette County Missouri a divorce suit is filed by the renter against Laura Johnson a nonresident. The court orders publication of notice to appear and defend by a date before the term end. Four weeks publication in Lexington Intelligencer meets the notice requirements.
In the December 1904 Missouri case from Lafayette County, Jobo Philipps and Allen Womack seek to perfect title by limitation to a tract in Lexington. Unknown heirs of Allen Womack are named but not listed in the petition. Publication is ordered to notify defendants of the suit.
Guardians announce legal notice regarding the Gers and Gruber minors Casper W Gruber with details about court sale and handling of estate matters. The notice directs all interested parties to respond by specified dates and follow court procedures in Lafayette.
Notices issued to all creditors and parties in the tenure of Robert J and Dock Rankin. The text indicates formal action against multiple individuals, though details are garbled. Further specifics on dates or actions are not readable.
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