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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
2
A fragmented OCR snippet centers on Orly and seven figures, with unclear context or action. The readable parts point to a person or place named Orly and a group of seven entities, but key details and events are not recoverable from the text.
Theodore Flandermeyer youngest son of William Flandermeyer wed Mise Mets daughter of Mrs J Hinck at Lutheran St Pauls church. Rev Brutefhisting officiated. Guests Edwin Runge Mite Anna Hinck Ad Borsohen Miss E Vandermeyer attended. After ceremony couple hosted reception at bride and groom’s new home.
A letter from Mrs. Mary E Hammond of Wecey Tio praises Herbine as a wonderful liver medicine and urges readers troubled by liver complaints to try it, noting Crenshaw & Yeung in Im1 Higgiveville will supply it. The ad fragment also mentions a building project at the old foundation being expanded and machinery due within 70 days.
Says Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg. Kani urges covering with Bucklon's Arnica Salve for quick cures. Claims to heal burns wounds piles rheum chapped hands and sore eyes. Available at Crenshaw & Young drug store, Ouorenteod.
A crowded clippings page notes multiple obituaries and notices from Bunceton Odessa and Antiville dates Sept 1 1906 to Sept 4 1908 including the deaths of Mrs Ged B Thatcher and Mrs Thos Payor. Marriage of Farrila W Bowen and Ollie Byerly at the bride’s parents home near Odessa Sept 2 1906. Public health ad extols Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughs and a large Hemlock Camp M W of A picnic planned Sept 15 near Odessa in Cressey Grove north of town.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Hoefer were secretly hosted by a congregation member’s home. More than 30 Ladies Aid Society members and the Beibi church choir surprised the couple for their fifth wedding anniversary with decorations, music, ice cream and cake. Grandmother Klingenberg spoke, H. Pape praised the choir, and a hive sideboard and a rocker were presented to the Hoefers. The Cordian report.
An OCR fragment touts White's Cream Vermilage as a health tonic for children, claiming to improve digestion and assimilation, strengthen the nervous system, and restore natural vigor. It references a sale by Ureoshaw & Young at 9 Im.
Mrs Groves and her son Howard were driving when a photo paper blew under the horses causing a panic. She was thrown and crippled with both bones of her left lower leg broken above the ankle. It will be some time before she can return home.
The Missouri State Fair offers twenty two premiums and a total of 1000 dollars for the best corn displays from various state sections. Prizes apply to yellow and white corn grown by youths over sixteen and by boys under fifteen. Entries may be sent to the Cord Stow in December under Missouri Agricultural College and State Board of Agriculture auspices.
An article argues that Canada may legally claim most of Horseshoe Falls at Niagara, potentially boosting Canadian control over power generation. It notes existing US and Canadian power figures, warns of possible export duties, and cites a Canadian survey by Prof. Le Flamme amid waterways commission activity.
Prof Tornebaum of the Swedish geological survey predicts iron may become precious as ore fields in North America Great Britain and Germany exhaust in one to two centuries. Future iron centers will cluster where fuel is abundant since ore travels to coal. Britain’s coal may run out in 25 years, ending iron production there, while the US and Germany with larger coal areas may continue using imported ores. North China is cited as a potential iron center, with factors beyond fuel like ore extent purity and freight costs shaping the industry.
A humorous exchange mocks the phrasing around finances and levels of money, noting that the expression would imply inconsistency. The Chicago Tribune column-like dialogue highlights how language can misrepresent economic states and ends with a playful jab at abnormal wording.
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