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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
8
Catherine Gordon and relatives return to Odessa. Numerous residents travel for visits to McAllister, St Louis, Independence, Sedalia, Lawton, and other towns. Names include Mary McClelland, Lena Lewis, J H Martin, Della Yates, Grace Lockhart, Myrtle Terbune, and Mrs. J G McCoukey. Also mentions births, marriages, a funeral, and local endorsements for Kennedy’s Laxative, DeWitt’s salve, and Hollister’s tea.
Land sale offers 300000 acres in Northwest Texas with mild climate and abundant water. Describes fertile soils, crops like wheat corn oats alfalfa rye barley and potatoes. Priced at $10 per acre with ten years time. Inquiries to M Prick Agent Lexington Mo.
Fragmentary item notes a social schedule with a breakfast, live walk, tile talk, luncheon and an evening event at Uollister with Rocky Mountain Tea or tablets priced at 35 cents, attributed to Leroy farmer.
Kidney cure advertised with guaranteed satisfaction or money back offer promises not to charge if results are not achieved after a bottle. Credited to Creagbaw and Young, March (month unclear) in the ad copy.
Real estate transfers dated August 1906 list numerous parcels across Higginsville Dover Mayview Odli tsan and Odessa with values from 60 to 2100 dollars. Several entries reference Higginsville and Mayview properties and multiple buyers including Buchanan Talbot Reed Colvin and Woodruff in various transactions. The page also includes a poem fragment and a dramatic account of Miss Margaruite Gladish nearly burned in an gasoline explosion at the Leshy Manufacturing Company in Jeffersonian.
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