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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
5
Local items from Higginville list residents visiting, schooling plans, and social visits by Misses Reinhartt Landerback and others. Notes include baseball result Kansas City defeating Higginville 2 to 0, Labor Day events with Hamlin and Peale addressing a large crowd, and upcoming issues of the Higginville Mirror.
Edwin Kollman on sick list this week. Lexington's Robert Howe visits. G A Galbeith visits Odessa. birth notices announce a boy born to Mrs Bauman and another to Mrs Lay. Public schools open with 120 pupils. Epworth League set for next Sunday. Delegates attend Higginaville Republican convention. County fair attendees listed. Marching toward market wheat and merchandise trips noted. M E church meetings close. A paralyzed pioneer Ruben Steigall improves. Local political nomination updates. A quiet wedding near the city marks September 2, 1902.
Bring your apples to OConnell and Matthews in Lexington where the highest price will be paid for merchantable fruit. Jennetings accepted from September 10 and other winter varieties from September 20. Packing house near James' cooper shop. Load with straw to prevent bruising.
Mal Winn visited Buckner this week while Miss Trene Poynter visits friends in Richmond. Dover folks attend Higginsville fair Tuesday and several families host guests from Lexington Boonville Paola Kansas City Marshall and Richmond. Protracted meeting at Baptist church with Rev Barton and Dr Manly begins Sunday.
The piece laments the vanished Belgian Hare craze once praised as a national boon. It recalls lavish praise, widespread adoption, and grand expectations now faded, questioning where the historians, advocates, and vast hare populations have gone and what became of their promised prosperity.
A druggist named Smith's advertises kidney care with a money back refund if not satisfied after one bottle. The offer is for 50 cents and mentions a sale by Chas Loomis at 628m6.
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