Banquet and Bryan Attend Missouri Democratic Gathering
The Young Men’s Democratic Club of Missouri hosted a large Monday night banquet at Convention Hall in Kansas City with a press corps welcome. William Jennings Bryan spoke to a packed hall, energizing the audience as reporters and hopeful candidates milled in the Baltimore hotel lobby.
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Young Men's Democratic Club of Missors
Convention Hall
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Roosevelt
Fice
Glover Branch
America
William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Kanwad City
Missouri Press
How 9 House
Court of State
Wallace Cromley
Warrensburg
Crosbey
Wim
Cowherd
Missouri
Jno
P. Gordon
Cattle Prices Reported From Raneas City Market
Last week WM. 0 and McPaddin showed cattle at Raneas City market. They started grazing, then rushed to full feed in Gay, gaining 3011 Tha and a string of B00. Average price was 0t Tht and sales reached 160.
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McPaddin
Raneas
Grasea
Local residents report travel delays and visits
Mba Lacke Arnold departed Wednesday evening for an extended trip to Peru Intiasa. Mrs. Fh. A. Wilson returned to her home in Kanema City Thornixy after a brief visit with relatives in the city.
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Lacke Arnold
Peru
Intiasa
Fh. A.wilson
Kanema City
C. BE. Pattillo
Forsythe
Georgia
Ada Carter
Tom. W. Hill
Kansas City
W. Mr. McMallins
Peoria
W. M. Groves
Colder
Wednesdley
Hia
D.P. Groves
Miodich Kleinschmidt
Anna Phetsing
Higgingville
M. Boglehard
Mina Fanci¢ Sawyer
Nanoie and
Pinkle China
Mary Lyons
Higgineville
Tarcy May Payne
J. T. Coan
W. G. Thompsing
Eugenis
Capt
J. P. Ardinger
County Supervision of Schools Favored by County Board
The Lafayette county education group urges adoption of County Supervision of Schools, arguing 43 states use it and surrounding counties report better results. They claim supervision replaces local boards with a full time educator, increases student progress, standardizes curricula, and maintains tax rates while improving rural and village schools.
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County Board of Education
Lafayette County
Loeal
Missouri
Jackson
Johnson
Sallee
Ray
Lafayette
Becauve
Heoavar
Wiu
Ray County
O.L. Kinkead
Change in Gratz Bros sales to Isy Gratz
A pending deal closed Wednesday when Louis Gratz sold his interest in Gratz Bros clothing to brother Isy Gratz. The firm continues under its name with Ike Ben and Jay Gratz. Local notices mention travel, visits, and public events as residents plan for Kansas City. George B. Green dies at Mayview. funeral held at Prairie church with Rev. McGain eulogizing his 7 years of service and family sorrow.
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Louis Gratz
Gratz Brothers
Isy Gratz
Gouls Grate
Lexington
Kansas City
Jey Gratz
Melville
Grats Bros
Ike
Ben
Jay Grate
George B. Green
Mayvlew
Prairie Church
McGain
Nancy Young
Mary
J. Weaver
Independence
L Green
Rewaive
Bigyelawville
Thos, D
Wednesdays Premium Scam Echoed in Small City
A local town recounted a Wednesday scheme where a young woman with a sweet voice lured men with fake calls about jobs or social events. Several ladies faced similar notices, while residents like Mrs A W Sandring, Dr F E Carter, and others traveled or returned from brief trips, with many names and places described in brief notices.
Westminster League Social at William Aull Home
The Westminster League of the Presbyterian Church hosted a social at William Aull's Main Street home Thursday evening. Attendees enjoyed the event and noted it as a most enjoyable affair with refreshments served.
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Westminister League of the Presbyterian Church
William Aull
Main Street
Attendell
Shooting on Bedbug Hill Trial Set for April
On Bedbug Hill near Lexington Mrs. Lily Hollingsworth fired two shotgun loads at neighbor James Geary injuring him. Geary faced heavy drinking and a long-running feud with Hollingsworth. Hollingsworth was arrested with a trial set for April 4. bond set after appearance on April 1.
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Lily Hollingsworth
James Geary
Bedbug Hill
Lexington
Geary
Hollingworth
Wentworth Loses to Missouri Valley 12 to 1 in Baseball
Missouri Valley College defeats Wentworth 12 to 1 on Thursday as Hurley’s absence hinders the cadets. Pitchers Ip ton and McPherson perform for Missouri Valley while Willix singles for Wentworth. Numerous residents and officials travel between Lexington, Kansas City, Higginsville, Warrensburg, and Oquinnett for business and visits.
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Wentworth
Hurley
Marshall
Missouri Valley College
Ipton
McPherson
Willix
Upton
Inuligy
McPherson Lind
Missouri Valley
Elke
Medicw
Ryland Todhunter
Higginsville
Richard Meldix
Kansas City
H.C. Sydoor
Migelasville
Lexington
Cooper Gruber
Kaneda City
Leroy Palmer
Juige J. E. Banden
Kansasity
LG. Neale
M.Q. McFaddin
Kanade ‘City
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Republic
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Reed
Reet
Reid
Eptec
Gratz Bros
Mayview Notes
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Algpinsville
Wim. Waddell
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J. L. Neer
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S. M. Greene
John Jackson
Oscar L. Fillery
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John Marshall
Pontiac
Weed Marshall
Glover Hranch
Odeesa
Murray Whitsett
Wm. J. Weaver
G. H. Plattenhnes
Steve
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Jerry Proctor
Hettle Wlan
Kankis City
Thos
Noblect
le F. Weaver
Nannie Gordon
Perd Smith
Clarkson
Geo. B. Green
Ab Johnson
Ste
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Miss Mcintyre
A. W. Sandring Gape
Wednesdny
Rigginsville
F. £. Carter
T. Ryland
Virgie Shouse
D. Graham
Mexico
Biucdad
Charles Tenbner
Pueblo
Westminster League Social