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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
2
Democratic women meet in courthouse hall
Court house provided ample room for a township meeting of Democratic women. Governor Cox defended self determination for all peoples including the Irish, in a Monday speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Rail earnings guarantee ends as six months expire
On Sept 1 the government’s six month guarantee of railroad earnings expired. Congress funded about 600 million dollars to aid railways’ return to efficiency, leaving railroads to operate on their own. Senator Harding’s platform criticizes the U S wartime role, attributing partisan littleness to the Democratic administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Just What She Needed for Indigestion and Health
Mrs Volta Bankson of Chillicothe Missouri reports that Chamberlain's Tablets relieved her indigestion and backache, toned her liver, and cured dizziness she had suffered from for some time. She says they did her a world of good and she will always speak well of them.
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praised
Mrs A H Hall of Caseyville Michigan thanks the remedy for keeping her family safe and claims it saved their baby's life this summer. Mrs Mary Carrington agrees it has long provided prompt relief. Also notes on J K Leiter Jr leaving for Fayette to resume studies and others attending the American Legion state convention at Sedalia last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hall
Caseyville
Mich
Chamberlain
Mary Carrington
Caseville
J. K. Leiter, Jr
Fayette
Central College
C. L. Ristine
O. R. Sellers
R. W. Campbell
J. H. Linton
The
American Legion
Sedalia
Indigestion sufferers urged to try Cham berlain s Tablets
The notice claims indigestion causes discouragement but many hundreds have been permanently cured by taking Chamberlain s Tablets. It states the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, advising readers to try them at once.
Oklahoma City Woman Visits Friends in Sedan Kansas
Mrs W M Stonestreet of Oklahoma City and Mrs T J Tucker with her two children Mary Ann and Bettie visit at the home of C L Glasesock. Mrs Oren Stone of Hemet California, visiting her brother Dr A J Chalkley, left Thursday night for Richmond Virginia to visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Stonestreet
Oklahoma City
Okla
T. J. Tucker
Mary Ann
Bettie
Sedan
Kansas
C. L. Glasesock
Oren Stone
Hemet
Cal
A. J. Chalkley
Richmond
Local Advertisers Endorse Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Guion Arkansas drugstore owner EB Milburn lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as giving perfect satisfaction after years of use. The item notes Misses Grad dy sold land at 17th and Franklin to L B Shelby for a new residence with C A Simpkins as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. B. Milburn
Prop
Guion Drug Drug Store
Guion
Ark
Sarah
Dixie Graddy
17Th
Franklin Streets
L. B. Shelby
Shelby
C. A Simpkins
Chillicothe Business College opens record enrollment
The Chillicothe Business College opened its list year with a record breaking enrollment as students entered from 42 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe Business College
Committed For Three Robberies In Missouri
Dave Altice was brought to Lexington and jailed after admitting to three robberies. He allegedly broke into a Higginsville depot stealing a revolver, robbed a Mayview shop for merchandise, and took a horse and saddle from William Heidbrink. All property was recovered. He is wanted in Claremore Oklahoma, but Missouri prosecutors ordered him to answer the three felonies locally before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Altice
Lexington
Higginsville
Mayview
William Heidbrink
Claremore
Okla
Kelly
Missouri
C. A. Keith
Twins Observe 80th Birthday Anniversary
Mrs. Mary G. Crenshaw and T. J. Green twins celebrated their 80th birthday with a breakfast at Mr. Green's home and dinner at Mrs. Crenshaw's home. Born September 5, 1840, in Shawnee Mission Westport Landing Jackson County Missouri, they moved to Lexington in 1844 and have lived there nearly continuously since. Their father Rev. Jesse Green was an early missionary among the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Crenshaw
T. J. Green
Mr. Green
Mrs. Crenshaw
Shawnee Mission
Westport Landing
Jackson County
Lexington O
Rev
Jesse Green
Republican Women of Lexington Township Meeting Notice
The Republican women of Lexington Township are urged to attend a meeting at the Court House on Friday September 10 at 8 o’clock p.m. D W Sherman will speak on How to Vote and E M Taubman on Why the Republican Party Appeals to Women. Miss Alice Spencer, Chairman Republican Womens County Committee. Mrs J W Bills, Sec Treas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Township
Court House
D. W. Sherman
E. M. Taubman
Alice Spencer
Republican Womens County Committee
J. W. Bills
Treas
New Stenographic School by Mrs Gibbons Opens Classes
Mrs Anna Phetzing Gibbons of this city, a graduate of the Normal Department of the Gregg School in Chicago and a several years' experience teacher, to start a private class in Shorthand Typewriting Business Practice Elements of Accounting and Business correspondence September 20 in the afternoon since mornings are booked at Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Stenographic School
Anna Phetzing Gibbons
Gregg School
Chicago
Thefternoon
Wentworth
Thistlewait Wins Hoosier Cabinet At $60.05 Bid
I C Thistlewait of Myrick topped bids for an $88 cabinet offered by Winkler Furniture Co. The auction opened Saturday night and bids ranged from 25 75 up to 60 05 with Thistlewait the high bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Thistlewait of
Myrick
Hoosier
Winkler Furniture Company
Thistlewait
Country Residence Burned Near Lexington
Country residence of Eugene Marshall about three miles west of Lexington was destroyed by fire about 11 o clock last Thursday morning along with all household goods. Loss estimated at about 8000 dollars, partially insured. Cause of fire unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Marshall
Lexington
Old Men's Club to Meet in Odessa This Saturday
Odessa hosts the Old Men's Club gathering on Saturday September 18. The club hopes all old members and many new ones attend. W F Baker Sr is president and Mrs Ewing is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
W. F. Baker
Central College to Open on the 16th
D. F. Conrad, Director of the Conservator of Music at Central College for Women, arrived Monday for a short stay. The college will open on the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Conrad
Central College For Women
Central College
Democratic Executive Committee Members Named
The Democratic Executive Committee announces its new membership after talks with Breckinridge Long and John M. Atkinson. The roster includes A L Harty, W L Igoe, R S McClintic, J B Shanyon, Paul B Moore, Ben M Neale, Joseph Garry, Peyton A Parks, B J Creech, and several women such as Mrs H A Owen and Miss Gertrude Williams, showing equal male and female representation. A September 8 meeting in St Louis was scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dmocratic Organization
Breckinridge Long
United States
John M.atkinson
Goveror
A. L. Harty
Bloomfield
Wm. L. Igoe
St- Louis
R. S. McClintic
Monroe City
Jos
B. Shanyon
Kansas City
Paul B. Moore
Charleston
Ben
King City
J. H. Cutten
Jefferson City
Charles F. Carter
Lancaster
St. Louis
Marriage Licenses Issued in Several Missouri Areas
A marriage license notice lists the following couples: Chris Opfer and Selma Lefman of Higginsville. Otto Boedeker of Higginville and Flora Prigge of Concordia. Emil L. Kroencke of Lexington and Anna G. Herd of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Opfer
Higginsville
Selma Lefman
Otto Boedeker
Higginville
Flora Prigge
Concordia
Emil L. Kroencke
Lexington
Anna G. Herd
Congress candidate Sam Major visits Lexington for short time
Sam C Major, Representative in Congress from this district, was in Lexington a short time Tuesday. Major is a candidate for re election. His opponent is Mr Patterson of Springfield. Hon James P Chinn of Higginsville spent Friday here on legal business. Miss Mary Cavanaugh of Kansas City arrived Saturday night for a few days visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam C. Major
Congress
Lexington
Major
Mr. Patterson
Springfield
James P. Chinn
Higginsville
Mary Cavanaugh
Kansas City
Cardus credited by Mrs Williams for relief of female ailments
Mrs Williams of Route 6 Springfield describes long running weakness headaches and nervousness. After taking Cardul she improves and regains health. Her husband had heard of Cardus and obtained it. Doctor says she is fine now and strong. Thousands of women have used Cardus and found relief. For sale everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
D. V. Williams
Mra
Willams
Cardus
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