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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1909

Page

2

Wrecking of Presby terian church noted

L A Cross finished wrecking the old brick church after a near death from a falling truss. He returned Friday with broken ribs bound. E L DeGarmo, last surviving session member from 1971, said a copper box in the cornerstone would interest future generations, but none was found. Foundation work on the new church starts Wednesday.

L. A. Cross Cross E. L. DeGarmo J. B. Millar Warrensburg Democrat

Lafayette the Best, Says Deputy Beer Inspector

Silas Carr of Jonesburg Missouri deputy state beer inspector spoke at the Arcade last week praising Lafayette as the finest agricultural region in old Missouri and asserting his farming background backs the claim.

Missouri Mr. Carr Inland Empire Higginsville Lafayette Silas Carr Jonesburg Carr Arcade

Injured in Mine No. 1 Bitsy Ridge Hurt in Mine No 1

Willie Ridge known as Bitsy was badly injured Tuesday evening at Mine No 1 when slate and rock collapsed trapping him. He suffered bruises to his right side and leg, no bones broken, and was taken to his father Clarence Ridge on Lipper avenue for care and improving. Nearby items note W E Sullins moving to Fowler Kansas, and multiple social notices from Odessa Ledger and Paris Mercury with local updates on residents and visits.

Willie Ridge Bitsy

Four Thousand Tuberculosis Victims Die Due to Misguided Travel

The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis cites cruel practices by eastern doctors sending dying consumptives to the Southwest. About 7,180 diseased individuals die annually in California and neighboring states, with 4,315 starved or forced to rely on charity. The group urges funds and small local hospitals, warns against sending advanced cases west, and notes efforts to halt this practice and return patients east.

National Association For the Study and Prevention Southwest California Arizona New Mexico Texan Colorado National Association United States West Texas

The Religion Of The Future Ex President Eliot

The piece comments on ex President Eliot and Harvard’s religious influence. It notes his Unitarian background and how, freed from institutional responsibility, he has become garrulous and may alarm some with his prophetic outlook.

Eliot Harvard

We Do Love Work Contractor Ad in Town

We are in town and ready to serve. We make the best and treat you right. Others boast but we deliver. JOHN T. ALHURST, Contractor, Office Phone 437 Re, Phone 435. Advertise in the Intelligencer for results. Remember this.

Westey John T. Alhurst

Free Indigestion Remedy Promoted by Dr Caldwell

An advertisement claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures indigestion stomach liver and bowel troubles. It offers a free trial bottle by writing to the Carson City Michigan doctor and promises direct home delivery with medical guidance at no charge.

Caldwell

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