Slusher district eyes new school building bond plan
A mass meeting at Slusher School House discussed bonds to fund a new school building. Elmer H White and Rev Baxter Waters urged better facilities. A petition will be circulated to call a special meeting to vote 7750 dollars in bonds. Hog Island ships set world record with 9 8th ship milestone and 750000 tons added in twenty months.
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Slusher
Elmer H. White
Baxter Waters
Lexington
Slusher District
Board of Directors
American International Shipbuilding Corporation
Delaware
Hog Island
United States
Bush Baker Wedding in Deeds Office Ceremony
Fred A. Bush of Warrensburg and Miss Lillie Barker of Higginsville were married Saturday afternoon in the recorder’s office, Judge S N Wilson presiding.
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Fred A. Bush
Warrensburg
Lillie Barker
Higginsville
Recorder of
Deeda
S. N. Wilson
Couple Wed at Catholic Church Near Lexington
Mr Monte Dobson a young farmer living near Lexington and Miss Margaret Heimer daughter of Mrs Theresa Heimer were married Wednesday at 8 00 oclock at the Catholic church Rev Father George B Curry officiating After the ceremony they left for their home on the old Skull farm about seven miles south of town County Offices Being Repaired W S Marrs began Monday morning in putting metal ceilings in the offices of County Superintendent of Schools and County Collector Later both offices will be redecorated.
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Monte Dobson
Lexington
Margaret Heimer
Theresa Heimer
George B. Curry
Old Skull Farm
Town
W. S. Marrs
Lexington City Election Results and Local Notices
City of Lexington votes show little excitement with the exception of Fourth Ward tax approval for school funding. Unofficial results list candidates for Assessor, Collector, Treasurer, Mayor, City Marshal, and Police Judge, with several names repeated across offices. Local residents and visitors noted include Dr. Moore, Mrs. Finch, Mrs. Klos, Miss Mildred Cole, and others visiting or attending events in town. The body of Miss May Harwood from Idaho will be buried in Dover cemetery next Sunday.
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Lexington
W. W. Cole
Moore of
Corder
Fred Finch
Elizabeth Klos
Wellington
Kansas City
Mildred Cole
Aullville
George Zeysing
Martin Pauling
Baby
Alliance Nebr
Philip Wahl
Janie Redd
Kathryn Day
Fulton
J. M. Redd
H. T. Redd
Dorothy
Ed Neer
Henry Pauling
Annie Laurie Cox
Marshall
W. H. Kehr
May Harwood
Roberts
Idaho
Dover
A. H. Shultz
D. Leat ‘Mountain
R. EB. Hays
Chris Wilcoxon
H. G. Jordon
Cee
John M. Owens
P. C. Morris
Cees
Cleveland Wright
Charles Mayer
Ee Hicklin
Louis Minor, Jr
Joseph Graddy
C. Seitzbert K
Joseph C. Graddy
Clevelandment
Henry A. Seitz
Robert K. Johnson
First Ward
D. W. Sherman
Second Ward
Third Ward
D- L
Harry) Mountain
R. BE. Hays
Teacher Gets $125 Monthly Salary Raise
W H Guenther, teacher of Walkenhorst School District 96 near Concordia, has been reelected with a salary of 125 per month, up 20 from last year. He received the highest rural teacher salary in Lafayette county last year.
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W. H. Guenther
Walkenhorst
Concordia
Mr. Guenther
Lafayette
Tutt and son visit Higginville for a day
W. T. Tutt and his son Edward traveled to Higginville on Saturday to spend the day, sharing time together in the town.
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W. T. Tutt
Edward
Higginsville
Kans City Marriage Of Kindeknecht And Misenhelter
Mr Anotony J Kindeknecht and Miss Exia Ruth Misenhelter wed in Kansas City Monday evening at 7 30 PM then planned a two week visit in St Marys Kansas with the groom's parents before returning to reside at the groom's newly bought home on North Seventeenth Street in Lexington.
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Anotony J. Kindeknecht
Exia Ruth Misenhelter
Kansas City
St. Mary’s
Kansas
Mr. Kinderknecht
North Seventeenth Street
Lexington
Fire destroys Marmon car owned by John Hogan
The Marmon car owned and driven by John Hogan of Lexington Service Station burned Friday night near ten o'clock while returning to town from a passenger run near the negro cemetery. The vehicle was partially insured. Miss Bertha Larkin, teacher at Hicklin school, was re-elected at $100 monthly and is completing her sixth term.
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John Hogan
Lexington
Bertha Larkin
Hicklin School
Larkin
Lowest April Temperature Reaches 14 Above Zero
The termmeter this morning registered 14 above zero, the lowest April temperature in Keithley’s 24 years of records. In 1899 April, the temperature was 16 above. Precipitation on Saturday totaled .97 inches, with about six inches of snow overall.
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Mrr
Keithley
Bates report used as model at regional conference
The report and map by G H Bates United County Director of the Inter Church World Movement were used as a model before the conference of fourteen states held in Hifiers City Newok Sty. Bates is noted for his thoroughness in all tasks.
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G. H. Bates
United County
Inter-Church World Moovement
Complete Draft Report for Lafayette County Draft
The draft report on the Lafayette County draft has been received by the county clerk. The document lists drafted men and those rejected or accepted with figures, noting zero or minimal values for several categories.
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Lafayette County
J B Northen Visits Sedalia On Business
J B Northen traveled to Sedalia on Thursday evening for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Northen
Sedalia
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Ford
Fordson Farm Tractor
Fordson Farm Tractors
Fordson
John Morrison & Sons
Main St
Slusher School Dist
Bush-Baker
Dobson-Heimer
Aoney If
UR Bank
Rane
Lexington Savings Bank
Missouri
Chrig Wilcoxom
John
Morris
Iccommicvesancic
Eveland Wright
Yona Bell
Lils Minor, Jr
Robert K. Jonhyon
Police
Marthia
William Palmer, Jr
Joseph EB
Enen
Henry A. Stitt
Sholta
Pewee GY
D. L. Ile ‘Mountain
R. E. Hays
Sisbiec
Eant Meveland Wright
Paneer
R. C. Sheets
Rein
Lot
Cresseus
Cee Joseph
Graddy
Henry A. Sells
Dover Items
Chris
John Me Owens
D.G
Egypt
Lafayette County Trust Co
Federal
Usserve
Arses
Kinderknecht-Misenhelter
Lambert Lamber Company
John J. Price
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