Representatives and sheriffs in Lafayette County race
The Intelligencer announces Frank Bowman as a candidate for State Representative, Christy as Democratic nominee for State Representative, Charles S. Mitchell for Sheriff, W. Waddell for Sheriff of Lafayette County, and George Sullivan as Assistant in Lafayette County, all subject to Democratic primary actions on August 4, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowman Fis
Legiatavare
Democratic Party
Anmouneda
Christy Age Toniidite
Lecidlanee
Lafayette County
Tagelay
Weare
Sher
Lathypene
Wo Bre
George Sullivan
Lafayutte County
Strenuous days for the man with a big orchard
The city election has made the Kansas City Post a really respectable paper. The State encampment of the G A R s is announced for May 16 at Trenton. The Kansas City baseball team as customary lost the opening game of the season. And just as the furnace is about to come in for a rest the lawn mower demands attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Post
Trenton
Kansas City
Easter Sunday Trespasses Hats at Churches
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday and the hats will tax the capacity of all the churches. Commencement time is approaching and the Rubicon will be crossed this year as much as ever.
Our Baseball Fans Hold Hope for Pennant Chance
The article notes optimism among supporters that their favorite baseball team still has a path to winning the pennant, despite current standings. It emphasizes belief in the club’s potential and continued fan support.
Oklahoma Weather Turns Cold Behind Spring Hopes
A weather shift derails early spring reflections as temperatures drop. The text notes a delayed realization among Oklahoma’s Black residents that they live in a Democratic state, signaling political climate undercurrents.
Editorial echoes recall Battling Nelson remarks
A Kansas City Star snippet links current editorials to the era of Battling Nelson, invoking his post fight statements and old boxing bravado to comment on modern rhetoric. The reference highlights how public discourse mirrors historic sports bravura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Star
Battling Nelson
Judge Evans Plays Like Governor Candidate
Judge Evans shows a theatrical performance, acting like a governor candidate. His display draws attention and critics note his age appears to influence his behavior.
Affinity and Soul Mate Proposal Lifts City Circulation
A metropolitan circulation booster stems from an affinity and soul mate proposal that remains popular despite its familiarity. The idea continues to drive readership gains and community interest across local outlets.
Oklahoma Senate Adopts Circus Visit Despite Work
The Oklahoma Senate adjourned on Wednesday afternoon to view a circus, illustrating that the new state lawmakers are typical Americans in seeking a lighter moment during a legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Senate
Christy Seeks Reelection as State Representative
J. H. Christy announces his candidacy for reelection to the State Legislature. He pledges faithful service and a reliable representation for Lafayette County, asserting he will continue to be a credit to the area if reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Christy
Christy
Lafayette County
Publicist Republican Leads Short Insurrection Against Cannon
A publicity minded Republican in the House sparks a brief insurrection against Speaker Cannon, but the challenge is quickly suppressed. The episode highlights intra party rivalries and the discipline of the chamber as the revolt is quashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spealer Cannon
Waddell Promoted as Strong Sheriff Candidate
W H Waddell has announced his candidacy for sheriff as a Democrat. He is described as jovial fearless and well suited for the office, and if nominated would be one of the strongest on the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Waddell
The Direct Primary in Pennsylvania Sees Smooth Outcome
The Pennsylvania primary shows the Republican machine passing through without disruption. Primary law may curb corruption but won’t render organization powerless. regular machines will be tested and remain influential, though less able to act with old methods.
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Pennsylvania
Mayview notes report illness and social visits in town
Oregon Roberts is ill. several residents traveled to Kansas City and Higginsville for business and visits. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Serat, guests in town, and Mrs. Wm Smith recovering. A new residence for T. Brock near completion. Aug Heldbrink injured by a horse, now using crutches. Wm Wadisell busy. Geo Humphrey and others active with farming and local affairs. Widsell plans to move back to Lafayette near MH GC West farm. local farm sale noted.
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Oregon Roberts
Bob Sale
Odessa
Bastican
Kansas City
Gordon Graham
Mr. Altmanberger
T. BR. Brock
H. Conrad
Slater
Mary Serat
J. K. Smith
Wm. L. Smith
Ernest Minershagen
Higginsville
Geo. Humphrey
Grand Pass
Sullivan
West Farm
Lafayette
War and commerce mingle in a fragmented notice
Fragmented OCR notes weave war thoughts with prayer for peace and daily cautions on armament. The piece mentions merchants Winn and Ewing, Hincaley's Cigar Factory, coffee promos, and a ladder seller R Moorehead, all jumbled with stray phrases and partial names.
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Hincaley
Miss Donovan’s Graduation Piano Recital Delights Central College
Miss Frances Donovan gave a highly praised recital at Murrell auditorium on Thursday evening April 9. Students and patrons praised her modest manner and precise interpretation of works by Haydn Schumann Rubinstein Chopin and more. The program showed technical brilliance, musical warmth, and strong temperament, concluding with Gullin Walter Grillante.
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Frances Donovan
Rudolph King
Murrell Auditorium
Central College
Brassin
Caessee
Ee Rubinstein
la Sylphide
Daell
Ea Courant
Chopin
Walter Brillante
Schumann
Miles Donovan
Mosakowski
Rubinstein
Lexington
Achor
Miss Donovan
Gulli
Walter’ Grillante
Probate Court Docket From May Term 1908
Probate docket lists dozens of estate actions and appointments from May 1908 across multiple days. Names include Geo W Richardson Ella Richardson John Whelan Duebbert Falkerson and many others with executors guardians and administrators named. The list records minor court matters, adoptions, and appointments for various estates and executors through May 19 1908.
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Richardson
Geo. W
Jase
Ella
W. Maen Atone
Whelan
John
Daniel Hovfer
Tertium Cleveland
Jase Catron
Drewell
Wilhelm
Gustee
Thomas
Gev. M. Joca Greenies
Duebbert
Kimor
Et al
Minora
Charrie Ini Curatrix
Falkerson
Jennie Falkerson
Adrainiveratrix
Cook
Williams Minor
G. Hoefer
Day
Pasaday
Gamble
Clifton A
Ida M Gamble
Curutor K. Gruber
Gustav
Walter Waddell
John Chamberlain
Ohae
Win Palmer Baerment
Kullmann
Heinrich
Rawerd Hy Kuhlman
Portar
Edward
Bertee
Whison
Tom M
D L. Wilson
Mulhearn
Sarah P
Chas. Mulhearn
Uswkina
Aubrey
Pen Hawking
Procter
Win
Minor
Dan G. Wade
Tragg
Asa
Bella Tracy
Adopinigiesrix
A Blucher
John A
Geo
AO. Minore
Joseph Christy
Oerovich
Mary ‘E
Chad
Wreedone
Waller
Thos. O
Lene Waller
Jackson
Margaret
Oscar Mullens
Will
Sutton
Jane
Leg J
Slusher
Nell
Adas
Pearl
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KR. Sellers
Advanc
Lexington Post Office
Sherif Wesro
Charles
Mitchell
Judge Evans
Mayview Notes
Mary Diker
Eddy
Christi
Spritgginghama and
Percals
Winn and
Ewing's
Cofee
Winn & Wing's
Jon
L. Long
Cash Grocer
At. R. Moorehead
Waverly
Lucy Maddox
Blackburn
John Wessel
H. Oelschlaeger
Hodge Jaat Wel
Gus Weber
Vrenk Jordan
St. Louis
Mrs. G. Kelling
Lilburn Rolling
White
Leland
J. A. Allison
Archie van Anglen
Malta
Maurice
Jegs Edward
Hodge
H. Oelschinerar
Geo. Moore of
Corder
Gordon Jackson
Iaine Fulkerson
Frank W. McClure
Taylor
Mra
Mollie Erdman
Blanche
Alma
Lote Walton
Kanana City
Warren Groves
Athel Larkin
Wellingtom
Miseee Laura
Besa Larkin
Probate
Sovin
Omar
Norbert
Minore
W. A. Braecklein
Steale
Marjorie
Louie H. Lake
Kahne
Maureen
Beattie
HE Kahne
Leahy
R. B
Emily Leahy
Cantrell
Liellyn
Mary Cantrell
Thert L. Peacock
the Henry C
Walter E. Fitsgerald
Patton
John T
P. Phillips
Kuhn
Robert
Katie
Nlnora
W. Brandau
Meyer
Otto L. Et al
Henry Alewell
Herman Loutgers
Bulined
Georgia
Sandring
Arthur W. Minor
Alvena Sandring
Curatrix
Whornton
Courtney H
N. Wilson
Weber
Chas
Fannie Weber
Felton
Gene Balley
Galin
William
Ly W. Gaffin
Juliay
Thos
W D. Meng
Puisse
Kriehn
Gottfried
Amitlin Kaie¢hn
Ba. Fieken
Gort
Fritz Wicking
Ison George
Robi A. Wilson
Trotter
John and
Ross
P. G. Trottier
Guardian
Él. Misher
Annie
Iiiong Grant Fisher
Krijetz
Fred
U. G. Fasi
Ogterbold
Wilholo
Decenaga
W. F. Weaterhold
Bargfrede
Henry
Iminore
Herman Bargfrede
Helos
Vieber
Iminora
Fieins
Wynth
Sarah A
Wili Ba
Kenlthol Eee
the State Bank of
Dover
Missouri
Seiter’s
White & Kerdolff
WaLterr B. Waddell
Lex Wannac
Ingine Trevis
Lexington Savings
Doen
F. Nia Howson
W. D. Rank
Waurer B
Wappen
E. Hopman
Sandford Gmntens
F. Leb Wallace
Inving Teyia
Kriehn Building
Franklin Avenue
W.G. McCausland
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