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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1909

Page

8

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

An ad promotes Swamp Root kidney remedy by Dr Kilmer & Co. It claims many suffer kidney and bladder issues and that the product offers mild rapid relief. It lists availability in 25 cent and one dollar sizes, and offers free bottle by mail with address in Hinghamton New York. It highlights immediate health restoring properties and urges buyers to consult a druggist.

Bidneys Tiver Emery Dr. Kilmer& Co Binghamton, N. Y Hinghamton WN. Y

Leather shoes and music shop ad announces fall term

Shoes for children's school wear made of leather from Wilson-Fredendall D G Co. Miss Carrie Loomis piano teacher references Leschetizky method with studio above C W Loomis Drug Store. Fall term begins September. Also promo for Geo Wittenburg bespoke hats and coats with fall samples on display.

Wilson-Fredendall D, G, Co Carrie Loomis C. W. Loomis Drug Store Geo. Wittenburg

Insurance Rates for Fire and Farm Risks in Lexington

Wallace, Agent Otlmo announces prepared rates for all risks on dwellings private barns and farm properties in Lexington. We cover Fire Tornado Grain and related hazards with tailored policies and quick quotes.

Lexington Wallace

Bargain Boys Suits Offered at Old Stock Prices

Fifty five double breasted boys suits ages 15 to 20 left from last fall and winter offered at eight fifty. Suits come in black grey and fancy patterns with original prices 12 and 15. Washed and pressed, ready for pickup. Buy now before stock ends. Auction note from H. Sinauteh.

Wks H. Sinauteh

Ice Cream Wagon Pitches Daily Delivery Service

An advertisement declares a vendor offering fresh cream ice cream and ices to individuals or societies. The wagon visits town nearly every day and can be stopped or requested by calling OW or Claude H Neer.

Fine Pasturage Near Lexington and Higginsville

Pasture for all stock on 10 acres of bluegrass smooth and clover. Terms right. Located 71-2 miles from Lexington and 41-2 miles from Higginsville on the Lexington Chig ginsville road. Phone 47. &12-10, 7 T.C. Situ.

Lexington Higginsville Lexington ~Chigginsville T.C. Situ

Farms for Sale Near Warrensburg Road Inside Missouri

Auction notice listing 320 and 100 acre tracts formerly owned by the late Judge Joseph F. Smith near the Warrensburg road about five to eight miles from Lexington. Inquiries to The L RK Smith Executor 408 Bryant Building Kansas City Mo.

Joseph F. Smith Warrensburg Road Lexington L, RK. Smith Bryant Building Kanesis City

Jos L Long Cash Grocer Advertises Animal Feed

If you want Chamberlains perfect Chick Feed or Cracked Wheat or Corn Chops go to Jos. L. Long Cash Grocer.

Chamberlains Jos. L. Long Cash Grocer

Fest Estate Transfers Involving Land and Lots

A sequence of property transfers listed with buyers and sellers across Lexington, Napoleon, Alma, Higginsville, and surrounding locales. Transactions include land and lot transfers with payments ranging from 20 to 10,000 dollars, featuring multiple family and business names such as Anderson, Lyons, Gillespie, Parrott, Cameron, Collins, and Dingworth.

D. G. Anderson Simon Booger J. R. Caremil B. W. Jefferson G. M. Lyons J.E. Lyons J.B. Lyons J. B. Lyons Guy Gillespie Frank Parrott Lexington

Local Notables Visit Lexington Amid Travel Notes

Prewitt Roberts was in Kansas City yesterday. Mr and Mrs J A Stix of St Louis are in Lexington visiting relatives. Miss Marguerite Bates returned yesterday from Odessa and Higginsville. Mrs E K Wolfe went to Kansas City Thursday evening to attend the Methodist conference. Miss Lydia Bolon returned to Kansas City after a short visit in Lexington. William Walker of Page City entered his daughter Grace in Lexington College. Miss Ethel Morris returned from a visit in Kansas City. Ike Noyes spent yesterday in Kansas City. Mrs Kate Satterfield of Kansas City and Mrs N P Buck of Waverly arrived to visit Mrs Harriet Barron. A marriage license was issued to William Robinson Lexington May Prine Lexington CA. Phillips returned to Warrensburg after several days here. Mr and Mrs John B Mitchell of St Louis have been visiting Mr and Mrs W Z Mitchell and left for Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson of Chicago arrived to visit cousins Delia Crowder and Mrs Oscar Thomas. Mr and Mrs G H Hereford, Mrs J H Lightner, Miss Helen Hereford, and Miss Theodote Lightner drove to Lexington. Miss Hereford and Miss Lightner will attend Lexington College. Mrs W G Tompkins and daughter Eugenia returned to Kansas spending the summer with Capt J P Ardinger. Rev C G Meyer and family left for Enterprise Kansas where Meyer will lead the German Methodist church. Mrs Meyer and children Nettie and Lawrence will visit Winton before Enterprise. Rev J A Nigg appointed to pastor here. Miss Cornelia Ludwigs returned from Springfield. Mrs Catherine G Reid and Miss Zoe Bassett of Lexington Kentucky arrived to visit friends.

Prewitt Roberts Kansas City J. A. Stix St Louis Lexington Marguerite Bates Odessa Higginsville E. K. Wolfe Lydia Bolon William Walker Page City Grace Ethel Morris Ike Noyes Kate Satterfield N. P. Buck Waverly Harriet Barron William Robinson May Prine Phillips Warrensburg John B. Mitchell St. Louis W. Z. Mitchell Paul Johnson Chicago Delia Crowder Oscar Thomas G. H. Hereford J. H. Lightner Helen Hereford Theodote Lightner Miss Hereford Miss Lightner Enterprise J. A. Nigg Cornelia Ludwigs Springfield Catherine G. Reid Zoe Bassett Kentucky

Market at Kenney's grocery store supports church group

The Christian church ladies plan a market at C. L. Kenney's grocery on the corner of 16th and Franklin this Saturday September 11. Orders for Sunday dinner can be placed with Mrs. B. F. Eaton Mrs. F. T. Hix or Mrs. Virginia Johnson.

Ladies of the Christian Church 16Th and Franklin B. F. Eaton F. T. Hix Virginia Johnson

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Mitek Otlmo Claude H, Neer Dr. King A. Amd Salyer August Anderson Geo. Stockdale H. G. Gillespis H. A. Schaeperkochter Joseph Buarle M. C. Hoeflick T. B. Buhlig J. G. W. Fischer Alma Susanna Cameron J. L. Cameron Will Mary O'Malley Martin BE. Collins R. C. Martin T. A. McLennan E.A. Dingworth H. R. Dingworth Napoleon Seiter’s Market Winkler Hinesley S Ordere Ramer Hinesley Great Western Cereal Company Ormaned Boston New Haven New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Albany Christian Church Market COAL Plattenborg Coal Company Mr. Edison Amboral Records Wm. M. Stonestreet Mars Rufus Young Charles Kinkead TL Swartz Junk Yard H. Swartz Junk Yard Lady Kelley's Morrison’s Jackson County Farm Little Blue Myrtle Hotel Odeses T. R. Scott Rhode Island Emmet Slusher Phone J. C. Young, JR Lindquist 18Th & Railroad Bt National Reserve Sife Insurance Company Liggett Louis A. Roy Washington Ave Ashbrook Rufus Stone County Missouri Tim White River Robt. A. Hicklin Stid Willis Wood Artes Bert. Gillis Orpheum Century Majestic Gillis Golden Girl Orabeum Century Chicago & Alton L. A
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