The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-08-24
AMONG MISSOURI NEWSPAPERS.


b build up the state than any other on
. factor. As q rule they are live an
aggressive and ever on the alert TO
the welfare of the community In whicI
they reside. Weekly various subject
are discussed from national politics I
the product Of the Missouri hen
Following will be found a few expires
sIons of recen date;
;, A Rails county editor says that Majo
Dick Dalton's apple crop is a fsilur'
as well as his political ambitions.
Charles E. Dewey in jefferson Cit,
Press; The railroad improvements il
Jefferson City continue to grow at {
healthy rate, and 1t will be only a shorI
time until the city will have to devise
plans for a monster celebration of the
opening of the "River Route"
The editor Of the Collins MOI
Advocate remarks: ave will accept
wood, cornmeal. wheat. flour, chop
feed, chickens, eggs, turkeys, ducks,
geese, apples, lard, bacon, pork, beef,
parsDips, perslmmons and coon hides
on subscription"
w. P. Rufiel in Glasgow MIssourian:
Stone, Bryan and Web Davis have
agreed to address the members of the
Industrial Union, st Kansas City, on
Labor Day. The combined eloquence,
patriotism and craftsmanship repre-.
sented by these three noted speakers
ought to draw a tremendous crowd on
that occasion.
"Toot' Ellis 10 Yandalia Mail and
Express; There is nothing so bad but
what it might have been worse. The
droutn has been bad but even It has
had Its extenuating circumstances.
Old ponds and wells we're cleaned out
so when the rains did come the places
prepared to bold the water we're in
better condition than for years past.
Again 1t Is claimed that the bot, dry
weather has killed oct the smallpox.
which was lying dormant ready to
break out as soon a. frost came. ri
bis Is so the bot weather may vet
prove a blessing in disguise.
". T. Sturm in Saline County Index:
Aissoori newspapers persist in
ssing that Hon. Matt W. Hall will
'rooaoly run for congress from the
eventh district Such a thiug has
ever even been considered by Mr..
lsil' II 1t will do any good for them
circulate such & statement the Index
as no DIGESTION, "a Mr.. Hall IA
any honor the state may see fit
confer on him, from governor to the
osltion of representative, which he
- filed 50 long and so acceptably 10
IS constituency. The great need Of
Ie country today is more Just such
'gged honesty eSempIi6ed BY those
positions OF trust.
Here IS the way John Jacks of tie '
ontgomery Standard sees tina si,ns
On MCKINLEY, who caused all of
IT prosperity last year, is sending us
drouth this year, and the Globe.
amocrat and the Optic.News
,ree that it is Oh account of the
law. That nefsrlous measure
like the trust octopus-lt is spread.
e all over the country. At least. the
is extending from one end Of
e United States to the other. How
e ungraIeful emperor of the PbDip.
mes al have the heart to visit sucb
calamity upon the good old repub. \
IAN state Of Kansas and other fa,tbfnl
'mmonwealths passe,h understand :.
g We, in degenerate Missouri. ex.
'cted chastisement, bot the spectacle
other states that year after wear roll
} a big republican majority likewise
lierlng, furnishes us no inducemen, u
be good, and the chances are thu,
g Will revel ia Nes0it law yickednes. y
r another year or two. anyway
-.
Hardin News: Some things are too :.
'iica'e to Speak Of, and If YOU fail IN
re the point come in aud See us. II
II do not understand We will exnlo;,
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