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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1906

Page

2

Testing the Water Supply in Higginsville

Higginsville authorities test a well on G A Raspehners property using a sealine engine to boost supply. The setup runs 24 hours a day pumping about 15000 gallons daily to the power house reservoir, with the well 118 feet deep and historically reliable. If successful, permanent piping to the power plant will follow and an option exists on the well property.

Higginsville G. A. Rasephner LaCrosse Mesna

WELL WORTH TRYING PENSION AD AND CROP NOTES

W.H. Brown of Pittsfield praises Dr King's New Life Pills for family health. Wellington news notes bumper corn talk with claims of 80 or 38 bushels per acre, but local crop averaging around 60. General Robert A. Amler lauded as great by a Texas writer for Ballard's Liniment and Snow Liniment is sold locally. Wolves seen near Odensa. one killed near Ben Elliott's farm by Norman Carau.

Pittsfield King Pilla Orenshaw Wellington Acre Egypt Robert Abler Ballard Pointer Hempstead Texas Crenshaw & Young Odensa Ledger Alway Norman Caraun Ben Elliott

Relief for liver trouble cures by Herbine in Moody Texas

Mary Bawmainag Moody Texas reports relief from liver complaint after trying Herbine and three bottles. The ad states the medicine cured her, urges keeping Herbine at home and mentions a local druggist. Also notes Rev Cayton leaving for Joplin Conference and praises his work at Odesa.

Thia Mary Moody Texas Crenahaw Youn

Married in city on September 6 1006 at six officiated by Rev Cayton

The ceremony united Qdesss Democrat Sanders and Misa Susie May Lee at the bride's parents home with many intimate friends in attendance. Distinct guests traveled from Kansas City Lexington Wellington Mayview Gilliam and Jenninga to share in the event as Reverend S P Cayton of the M E church South officiated.

Will Sanders Misa Susie May Lee S. P. Cayton M. E. Church South Mire Richard Lee Keneas City Chas Looms Lexington John M. Rice Wellington J. L. , Rice Wm. Greer Mies Hart Waddell Mayview Mina Mary Lee Gilliam Arthur Baker Kansas City Wm. A. Moore H. V. Kennedy Jenninga

The Braath of Life and Local Developments

A-Port Williams resident Mrs Ora A Stephens credits Dr Kings New Discovery with ending a two year coughing fit and curing feared consumption. Odessa Democrat notes A W Laughlin buying the Second and Main corner lotted for a 880 room modern hotel with steam heat baths water power and electric lights. White's Cream Vermifuge advertised as a worm remedy and tonic for children.

Ora A. Stephens Port Williams Dr. King Crenshaw & Young Druggist Odessa Democrat A. W. Laughlin Second Sandring Lexington White Cronshaw & Young

Odessa union elects officers at September meeting

The Odessa Démoncrat reports the Odessa Union of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its annual officers’ election on Wednesday, September 6, electing Susan Bennett president, Billy McCheaney vice president, Hannah Hayburet recording secretary, Powell corresponding secretary, and Whitchet treasurer.

Odessa Women's Christian Temperance Union Hest Ofivera Susan Bennett Billy McCheaney Hannah Hayburet Powell Whitchet

To Cure a Felon Ad Promises Quick Healing

An ad from Phillipsburg Kansas features Asya Sam Kennall recommending Hucklen's Arpics Salve for burns boils sores wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands and sore eyes. Available at Cronsnaw Young drug store with a guaranteed price.

Asya Sam Kennall Phillipsburg Kan Hucklen Cronsnaw & Young Drug Store

Democratic Landslide Echoes Through Four States

The political observer notes a Democratic landslide in four states Oregon Alabama Vermont and Maine with reduced Republican majorities. Oregon saw a greatly reduced GOP lead while Arkansas expectations shifted to a 40 000 to 60 000 Democratic gain but finished around 61 000. Vermont elected Republicans by about 14 000 the smallest in sixteen years. Maine reelected Cobb for less than 8 000 and Littlefield’s majority fell from 6 500 to under 1 000.

Oregon Aliansa Vermont Maine Republic O&d Arkansas Ail Cobb Congressman Littlefield

Bobby Knew It Was Coming Ma Spanking Scene

A short, suggestive exchange centers on a mother addressing her son Bobby as she prepares to apply a spanking. The dialogue implies prior familiarity and uses a rough, intimate tone without explicit detail. The scene hints at a domestic punishment moment between parent and child.

Petticoats of Color Rule Bolivian Women Pride

A National Geographic Magazine account notes Bolivian Indian women keep vibrant petticoats as dowry symbols. Observing at Nazarene and Tupiza, the writer describes vivid layers and colors from purple and red to blue and yellow. Women regularly remove outer skirts, revealing brighter inner garments, as onlookers respond with envy.

Nazarene Tupiza Typiza National Geographic Magazine

Widow Mary Walters seeks relief through patent remedy

The Odessa Democrat reports Mrs Mary H Walters of St Stair St Columbia starved and weakened by drugs but improved after using He lirlo Bittere a claimed cure. Notices note local college students and a Home Telephone stock purchase. Obvious ad content on tonics, laxatives and apple trade renk through Crenshaw Young and local businesses.

Mary H. Walters St. Stair St Columbia Crenshaw & Young Odesta Democrat

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Constitutional Remedy

Claiming catarrh is a constitutional disease Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo markets its internal remedy. The ad touts blood and surface impact, a 100 prize for any cure, and urges readers to send for circulars while listing local druggists selling Hall's Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J Tekof Hall

Restless island drifts near Trauensee in Hautsee lake

A floating island near Trauensee moors at Hautsee with its own flora, including meat consuming Drosera rotundifolia, edible berries, and slender birches. Birds breed in large numbers while Ascension Day Volkafest brings dancing bratwurst and beer, making the site a yearly spectacle.

Trauensee Hautsee Maine Jane

The Gallant Doctor and the Vaccination Comment

A charming young girl asks if the vaccine will take and the doctor quips that if it does not take on an arm he will have no respect for vaccine. The humorous exchange highlights attitudes toward vaccination.

The Will and The Way Dialogue Preview

A terse dialogue between Chinnem and Mrs. Chinnem unfolds about medical rest and business obligations. The doctor advises blood rest while Chinnem提 suggests visiting his mother for a couple of weeks to balance care and duties.

Chinnem

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