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Weekly Friday issue policy notes subscription at $1.50 per year advance payment. Second class mail matter at Lexington Missouri Post Office. All communications intended for print must be signed.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1917
Page
2
Weekly Friday issue policy notes subscription at $1.50 per year advance payment. Second class mail matter at Lexington Missouri Post Office. All communications intended for print must be signed.
Dover keeps a bustling ledger of travel and greetings as residents such as J. M. Redd Ligon Vaughn and Laurence Epps return from Kansas City and Simonton. Families visit kin in Lexington Higginville and Corder while teachers and pupils prepare for the new school term. A lengthy obituary notes the passing of Albert Clifton Graham in Port Lavaca with honors from Knights of Pythias.
A brief note lists prices in cents for multiple items labeled L5, 25c, and 50c. The fragment presents no clear event or person names, with no full sentences or context to confirm a specific item or outcome.
Rev A R Farris of Marshall arrived Wednesday for a visit Burton, Mr and Mrs Richard Verdon went to Kansas City Wednesday for a visit. Miss Binford Shelton of Gladson Mo is a guest of Mrs E M Davia, Miss Georgia Vage of Higginsville spent Friday here with Mr and Mrs T A Walker. Miss Margaret Page of Dallas arrived Friday for a visit with Mr and Mrs T A Walker. Misses Clara and Carrie Green and Mrs Ewing Green of Jefferson City left Saturday for a visit in Nevada.
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