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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1904
Page
8
The article argues baking powder efficiency and healthfulness drive cost effectiveness. It asserts that Dr Price's cream of tartar powder provides three times the leavening of cheap alum powders, yielding better cakes and biscuits with less waste. It warns counterfeits spoil food and reputations.
Real estate transfers listed from October 18 to 24 1904 include WJ Lowrey to Jono F Mackey for 82000 two lots in Odessa J Herring and Jon W Hutchavon to 800 for In Odessa Steven J Worley to Joho N Armstrong for 2240 nine acres Carislee Campbell to Mary Cheatham 1200 191 100 acres D G Jackson to Jao Henry Muller 850 J A Lockhart to Thomas Brown 60 pilot in Well ing ton AW Gray to Taylor Brinton 81 lot in Higginsville Sterling Powork to Charles U Pusort 8151 sore Geo M Venghan iy Win Young 1 pilot Lexington Nanvie O Willkiia to E W White 825 plot Lexington Win Young to Albert Loomis 426 yt Jat Lexington Friday October 21 1904 John A Rud by Tr tu LD Lesueur 100 20 pores Saturday October 22 1904 David I Bear Mary Neiman 300 14 lot Angellinsville Mary Nieman to Avon Nieman 1500 lot Higginsville Monday October 24 1904 Wr Bowles et al to Chas W Ou 326 lot Higgins James Citon to Krank and Walter Aanerat 85081 117 Acres John W Kishbook to Mary Vance 400 2 lots in Odessa Emmet L Peddicord to Wm Aull 1200 lot and pt lot Lexington Anns Lee et al to Mary Vance 81 two lots in Odessa Alice M Bullard et al by sheriff Jo dno P Gordon 2050 lot Lexington
Rapid enrollment of business leaders into Democratic clubs signals strong campaign energy in New York City. The Parker and Davis Business Men's Association formed recently, with major exchanges and trades like Coffee Exchange, Cotton Exchange, Printers, Stock Exchange, Produce Exchange, Jewelers, and others already aligning, and many more preparing to join.
The advertisement promotes a pleasant to take harmless One Minute Cough Cure that acts at the site of trouble for coughs croup and lagrippe. It claims to draw out inflammation and soothe while curing by helping lungs supply oxygen to the blood. Bold by Crenshaw and Young, Drug gists. 10-8.
Auction or sale listing for Poland China hogs including gilts and boars offered by A P Youna near Prairie Oberoh. Buyers invited to inspect and bid on the lot of quality animals from the herd.
A string of notices shows Miss Annie Hooten, Miss Elizabeth Graves, Mrs. Sarah Graves, T T Moore, Mrs Katherine Reid and other locals traveling to St Louis and Kansas City for visits or fairs. Several marriages are recorded including Lena Stevens to H G Harris and a Concordia wedding. Other residents journey to Independence, Syracuse, and Louisville while a Jersey cow is offered for sale.
John Theobald of Cincinnati reports stomach troubles were cured by Micona tablets. Crenshaw and Young, local agents, offer Micona with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure, claiming many customers have been cured. The message targets fraternal members in Kentucky and Ohio.
Hon Thomas L Ruby will speak in Higginsville on Tuesday in November at one o clock. The announcement notes the time and location for the public speech event and identifies the speaker by name.
Special execution issued by Lafayette County Circuit Court to foreclose on the property of J J Pulkerson collector and defendants Feagan and Mary Feagan. Sale set for December 10 at Lexington courthouse to bid in cash on the east half of the original 150 acres in section 26, township 50, range 20. Costs and expenses included.
Isaac Sharp former Governor of Kansas writes from 1227 Street NW Washington DC praising Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh. A. Henry Powers of Morriseyville endorses it as an excellent family remedy and urges readers to write Dr. Hartman for advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
Probate court of Lafayette County Missouri orders sale of the estate of Washington Lillard, deceased. Public auction at Lexington court house November 7 1904 between 10am and 5pm for cash, exposing 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 4 range 24.
A final settlement petition concerning the estate of Hon. Paw Pincek seeks approval from Laur[e] County authorities. The filing includes details of creditor claims and the distribution plan under the will. The filing notes administration actions to conclude probate and settle debts with verified creditors.
Estate of James A Rankin notice to heirs that the will is to be probated in Lafayette County Missouri at the probate court on the second Monday in November. Estate to be settled by public sale to the lowest bidder after bond for maintenance. Reserve right to reject any bids.
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