Dr Edward Thomson to Speak at Union Mass Meeting
Dr Edward Thomson of St Louis will address a Union Mass Meeting Sunday evening at 7 30 at the First Baptist Church He is praised as an orator and reformer and as father of motions such as Go to Church Sunday Closing Post Offices on Sunday and the Six Day Law His recent European tour and Who's Who profiles are noted He is expected to bring latest facts and eloquent discourse with wit and drama. Sedalia pastors commend his engaging style and strong messages
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Edward Thomson
S T. Louis
First Baptist Church
Thomson
Bishop Thomson
Laecock
Europe
America
Sedalia
R. L. Davidson
Death by self inflicted shooting professor Savage
Prof Henry H Savage former piano instructor at Lexington Ladies College and later president of Liberty Ladies College died Friday by shooting himself. He headed Hampton Woman's College near Newport News Virginia and Liberty Ladies College when it burned. He faced suspicions linked to his death. Survived by his wife and one son. His wife, Miss Richardson, was a former teacher at Lexington College.
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Savage
Henry H. Savage
Lexington Ladies’ College
Liberty Ladies’ College
Liberty
Hampton Woman’s College
Newport News
Norfolk College
Jessamine College
Gallatin
Tenn
Prof Savage
Richardson
Lexington College
Lexington
Improvements at Ladesons Store on Main Street
M Ladeson has completed interior improvements at his Main Street store. The east side now houses the shoe stock at the rear with clothing cabinets in the former shoe area. The west side ladies department gains new conveniences to speed trade and enhance customer comfort.
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M. Ladeson
Main Street
Barker and Stoneking present in Lexington over duck limits
Barker of Napton Mo state game and fish commissioner arrives in Lexington with Jack Stoneking of Waverly who admitted killing too many ducks in a day and faces a fine likely exceeding forty dollars.
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C. Br, Barker
Napton
Lexington
Jack Stoneking
Waverly
Stoneking
Lexington’s Disgrace Hits Main Street Hotel
Citizens including the sheriff and city officials inspected the Grand Central hotel amid shocking filth and vermin. The Lexington city council condemned the property and ordered closure, urging immediate cleaning or razing to protect public health.
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Lexington
Board of Health
Grand Central Hotel
Calcutta
Hercules
Bray and Burglund Wed at Catholic Parsonage
Thomas I Bray and Miss Jeammie Burglund of this city were married Wednesday at 3 PM at the Catholic parsonage Father Ged B Curry officiating. Bray is the son of Mr and Mrs John Bray, and the bride is described as a pleasing young lady. After the ceremony they returned to the groom's home for a wedding supper with relatives and friends.
Death of Rev D C Bolton in Marshall
Reverend D C Bolton died suddenly Tuesday night in Marshall after returning from an entertainment at Missouri Valley College. Born and raised in Lafayette County, he was about 65 years old.
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D. C. Bolton
Marshall
Missouri Valley
Rav. Bolton
Lafayette County
Death of a Child in Whitten Family
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Whitten died Wednesday morning after a month long illness. He was 10 months and 1 week old. The funeral was held at the Whitten home yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Warren P. Clark officiating.
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W. T. Whitten
Warren P. Clark
Licenses Issued for Marriages Across Towns
Marriage licenses issued include Thos L Bray and Lexington partner Jennie Berglund. John W McFadden of Odessa with partner Ruby BR Smith of Mayview. Herbert Wilburn and Elizabeth Geblickelmann Robontis. Elizabeth N Limberg. Wellington residents G Lester Bryant and others.
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Thos. L. Bray
Lexington
Jennie Berglund
John W. McFadden
Odessa
Herbert Wilburn
Beeee
Elizabeth Geblickelmann , ‘ Robontis
Elizabeth N. Limberg
Wellington
Lester Bryant
Spraying peaches advised by Missouri College of Agriculture
The Missouri Agricultural College outlines a peaches spraying plan with three applications. First spray uses arsenate of lead paste after bloom with water to 50 gallons. Second spray three weeks later uses arsenate of lead with self boiled lime sulfur mix to 50 gallons. A possible third spray a month before ripening may be needed, using self boiled lime sulfur. It warns against commercial lime sulfur and notes spray outfits and costs.
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Missouri College of Agriculure
Scott
Uime
Missouri Agricultural College
Columbia
Missouri
Main Street paving work begins on Columbia contract
Work on Main Street between Thirteenth and Sixteenth streets started with a large force of men and teams for paving under a contract awarded last week. The project aims to finish in sixty days with College street next. A sewer will be laid first then paving from Central College south to South street.
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Columbia Paying
College Street
Central College
South Street
Death of B F Simmerman on Oneida Street
B F Simmerman died Wednesday morning at his home on Oneida street at age 69 years 1 month and 3 days. He is survived by his wife two sons Arthur and John and his daughter Mrs Geo Moffett. Funeral held at his home yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock conducted by Rev T M Cobb.
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B. F. Simmerman
Oneida Street
Arthur
John
Geo. Moffett
T. M. Cobb
D A R Delegate Carries From Local Chapter to National Convention
Carrie Field left Monday for Washington to serve as a delegate from the local D A R chapter to the national convention. The move places Field among D A R representatives gathering for the event.
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Mias
Carrie Field
Washington, D. C
The
Spray Schedule Advice for Apple Orchards in Missouri
The article urges spraying for apple swab as buds near opening. It recommends using Bordeaux mixture or lime sulfur with precise mixing steps and timing. Emphasizes complete leaf and twig coverage and ground cover to prevent disease spread, plus free advisory help from the State Fruit Experiment Station at Mountain Grove Missouri.
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Missouri
State Fruit Experiment Station
Mountain Grove
State Pruit
Death of Geo W Shelby Long in Monett
Geo W Shelby Long 37 of Monett died at 6 o clock this morning. He was a son of Mrs J W Dysart and brother of Mrs William West. Born in Lexington he attended public schools and Wentworth Military Academy earning honors. He later became a druggist in Frontenac Wis before retiring due to heart failure. Funeral at his mother's residence Friday afternoon. Entombment at Odil Fellows cemetery with Elks Lodge in attendance. Dr Toms to preach.
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Fioouse
William Shelby
Dia
Shelby
Monett Anl
J. W. Dysart
William West
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Frontenac
Wis
Ford
Monett
Elk's Lodge
Pittsburg
Kansas
Forth Street
Toms
The
Elks
Monett Exchange
Notice of Lost Insurance Policy in Lexington Missouri
Public notice warns that Fidelity Underwriters policy No 6310 issued via Lexington Missouri agency has been lost. The policy is cancelled and owners should return the document to the company if found.
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Lexington, Missouri
Fidelity Under
Subscriptions Offer for The Intelligencer and Add-ons
Readers can renew The Intelligencer for 1.00 annually and add 18 cents to receive Woman's World Farm Life Green's Peart Grower and Home Life for one year. The offer promises all listed titles in a single year, encouraging renewal and payment of the small extra amount.
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Intelligencer
Woman's World
Green's Peart
The
For Rent cottinge 4 room no 305 South 13th street
For Rent. A four room cottinge at 305 South 13th Street. Apply to R Field.
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South 13Th Street
Notice to subscribe for The Intelligencer and Wallaces' Farmer
A brief notice offers annual subscriptions for both papers at a combined rate of $1.75 with a prompt to act. It adds a paid yearly option includes four large magazines for an extra 18 cents. The item closes with Col William Wage’s return from Lamonte Missouri.
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Intelligencer
Wallaces
The
William Wage
Lamonte
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