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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1903

Page

3

Johnnie Simpkins Ends Old Fashioned Household Habits

A young progressive boy named Johnnie Simpkins persuades his elderly mother to abandon traditional routines. He swaps soda crackers for modern Uneeda Biscuits, prompting a humorous clash of old vs new values and a household reform anchored in a single bold purchase.

Johnnie Simpkins Jonathan, Jr Johnnie Simpkins John Mort Simpkins the Elder

Multitude of Local Visits Mentioned in Martinsville Notes

Mrs John M Potee of Chillicothe visits her parents Rev and Mrs T W Cobb Dr BE Gordon attends Lafayette Presbytery meeting in Hugheville Maxwell Wallace returns to Kansas City after visiting his mother H O Wal luna Belle Gordon returns from Independence many residents travel for church events marriages and social visits with Kansas City St Louis Independence and Marshall named among frequent destinations.

T. M. Cobb Otterville D. M. Costello Independence Daltie Thornton Richmond Veolta Summers Higginsville Lena Hutchison John Welborn Kansas Cjty Gustav Haerle St Louis Lavinia Chiles Mayview W. H Chiles Fannie Saunders Kansas City W. A. Braenock Bach Hollis J. E. Holle John M. Potee Chillicothe T. W. Cobb Gordon Hugheville Lafayette Presbytery Maxweoll Wallace Karls City Walluna

Mrs C B Sexton Leaves for St Louis After Visit

Mrs. C B Sexton and daughter Mary Ellen with Miss Anna Bell travel home to St Louis after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T T Stramoka. Cornelia Ludwige returns from the East with Edward Ludwig while Mr Ludwig heads to Springfield. Lt A E B Hickman departs for Fort Leavenworth for Officers' School duty. his mother accompanies him to Independence. Sheep shearing advances with power clippers. a trained worker can shear a sheep every three minutes. The record is 2650 pounds of wool from 360 sheep in fifteen hours per Columbia Herald.

Cornelia Ludwige Edward Ludwig Mr. Ludwigs Springfield A. EB. Hickman Fort Leavenwich Officers’ School of Instruction W. Z. Hickwao Independence

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