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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1908

Page

2

Lafayette County Fair Heads for Higginsville First Week of August

The Lafayette county fair will be held in Higginsville the first week of August from Tuesday to Friday. A committee led by L L Lake Gee Scott and J G Coe secured the guarantee fund. The circuit is the Central Missouri and Eastern Kansas circuit with dates in Columbia Higginsville Holden Carthage Harrisonville Garnett and Butler Independence. The Higginsville racing program is among the best in the association.

Lafayette County Higginsville L. L. Lake Gee, Scott J. G. Coe Central Missouri Kansas Columbia Holden Carthage Harrisonville Garnett Butler Independence Association

Bryan and Francis Plan for Bryan Campaign

The St. Louis Republic suggests David R. Francis manage the Democratic presidential campaign if William J. Bryan is nominated. Francis, a staunch Democrat, reportedly voted the Democratic ticket consistently since 1896 and views Bryan as superior to other leaders.

Missouri David R. Francis Francis Washington Landmark Platte City St. Louis Republic William J. Bryan Webit Dave Francis Mr. Francis Bryan Mr. Bryan

Real Estate Transfers and Political Rampage

Real estate transfers list numerous property exchanges including Blakely to Blakely, Jones to Free, Brinkhoff to Mar ring, Curry to Newlan, Dedeke to Reith, Filler to Powell, Hays to Lauchner, Meyerer to Kueckland, Odessa to McKinney, Gattling to Kosmeski, Long to Singer Sewing Machine Company, Easter to Drummond, Lindstrom to Seigfried, with varied sums. The lengthy commentary critiques Roosevelt’s succession plans, Taft’s fragility, Foraker’s opposition, and a looming Republican split, predicting possible Democratic gains while warning of a party civil war and shifting loyalties across states.

William A Blakely Ella W Blakely Higginsville Wim Jones Benjamin Freeland Anna Brinkhoff Julius Marring Susan Curry Alto Walter Newlan Fritz Dedeke Fritz Reithland Emmad G Filler Chas W Powell Fannie M Hays Frank D Lauchner Frank Lauchner Fannie W Hays Maris S Meyerer Mary Kueckland City of

Arbuccle Bros New York Liz and Ariosa Quality Improvement

Fragmentary text cites ARBUCKLE BROS New York Liz and mentions improvement in the quality of Ariosa as part of their commercial development. It references a package sold for the reader's benefit.

Ariosa

Advertising offer for Boral Routes to The St. Louis Republic

Notice touts a clubbing deal allowing readers in Lexington Rural Routes to obtain The St. Louis Republic for 2.50, urging remittances to the Intelligencer and claiming the offer benefits both new and existing subscribers. Mentions R. A. Hicksin and Mrs. Ed Brawner with daughter Susie traveling to Kansas City on Tuesday.

Intelligencer St. Louis Republic Lexington R. A. Hicksin Kansas City Ed Brawner Migs Susie

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