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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
7
A short essay argues against one track thinking, citing Marshall Field and Sir Arthur Helps. It urges diversifying pursuits in business and life to prevent monotony and promote contentment, stressing that successful people often juggle many interests rather than a single focus.
In the western states labor demand grows with harvests raising wages to three dollars a day. Farmers seek immigration relief but worry current newcomers mostly from southern Europe and Asia settle in eastern cities, failing to relieve western pressure. The piece argues for educated, self-reliant immigrants who can assimilate, questioning if such migrants can be found.
The passage argues that life follows heart's desires and that a change of heart changes life. It links desire to destiny, character to choice, and asserts generosity and virtue come from inner passions, concluding that to do right one must align actions with the right heart.
Historic route expansion narrated from Onarke territory through the Creek Nation to Port Wortheed, supplying new equipment. Train features include 2 day coaches, reclining chair cars, Pullman sleepers, cafe observation cars, electric lighting, and summer cooling. Manager Mr. Pred Hartey promised careful attention and on board library, papers, and stationery.
Geeoret B McCauley and Mary McCauley defaulted on promissory notes secured by a deed of trust on land in Lafayette County Missouri. The trust executor will sell at public auction at the Lexington courthouse on the specified Saturday in September to satisfy the notes and interest.
Legal notice announcing letters of administration issued to the undersigner for the estate of Jeht Zayzing with deadlines to exhibit claims, and warnings of subsequent actions if claims are not presented within stated periods. Also includes public notices about underlying bridge project announcements and unrelated medical advertisements.
An old railroad advertisement touts budget tours from Kansas City to Denver and beyond on the Burlington line with brief mentions of routes to Portland Spokane and Chicago. It details a cheap summer schedule, double daily brake service, and urges readers to describe trips, contact agents, and mail poll applications.
Publication details for The Mirror are clarified with a note on resumption around September 20. The statement references pricing, issues, and subscriptions, naming Harry Lise and Pit fin BhiWer tet as figures, and in bold warns readers about postage and distribution challenges.
Notice to bridge contractors that bids will be opened on Friday September 12 at 9:00. Two approaches to the full macros on the Palisade Road near Masten Leon will be awarded to the lowest and best bidder. Plans and specifications are on file at Woodgrimow clerk office for inspection.
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