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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
6
The text is garbled and unreadable. It presents no coherent event, names, places, or dates to summarize into a factual card.
The Intelligencer notes polling and political pictures with Jef Pollard competing for Governor, Tart speeches planned in Missouri, and Taft and Foraker tensions shaping the scene. It surveys canal costs, coal reserves, and Missouri river work, while criticizing Kansas City Star politicking and police department risk.
The fragment notes confusion over rail alignment and track changes near a central line. It mentions Hill and references a rail authority or manager guiding the discussion. Details are sparse but focus on trackage problems and potential impacts on service.
A longtime Kansas City Star analysis discusses Chief Hayes and shifts to accommodate a candidate backed by opponents. It critiques Folk-Rosgelite Bayes and notes Independent papers struggle with their stance while reporting. The piece also covers the Marshall asylum controversy and court clashes over federal authority in North Carolina and the railroad rates dispute.
A review argues Abraham Lincoln’s face and figure, once deemed excessively ugly, reflect a new artistic type. French critics praise the Lincoln mask as striking and beautiful, offering fresh interpretation of history’s most enigmatic figure amid notes on recent local happenings and travels.
The State University at Columbia is the fastest growing in the nation with 2202 students enrolled this past session, excluding 846 in extension courses. Growth cited by officials and comparisons show Missouri nearing 2600 students next year and funding of 5500000 annually in the biennial period through federal support, expanding educational opportunities from kindergarten to university for Missourians.
In the district court of the United States for the Western Division of Missouri the bankruptcy petition of Carl W Hayes is set for a hearing on July 10 1007 in Kansas City before Judge Smith McPherson. Notice to known creditors will be published in Lexington Intelli gencer, with copies of the petition and order mailed to creditors at their last known residences. Local notices also list several residents traveling or visiting towns and attending events.
Notice is given that bids will be received on August 16, 1907 by the Board of Directors of the Lexington School District No. 2 in Lafayette County Missouri for selecting and adopting from the authorized state list school books for five years. The list includes Readers Arithmetic Geography Languages Histories Physics and other subjects with specified quantities, and bids must include a contract providing an exchange price for displaced books. Bid action follows the state act provisions and is by order of T J Bandon secretary.
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The awakening of Asia, driven largely by British actions, poses serious trouble as widespread discontent erupts in India. Each incident seems minor alone, but together they indicate growing unrest that flares up in various places, threatening broader instability. Source cites St. Petersburg Novoe Vremya.
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