09 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
1
Vague notes describe a county race with Major leading in Howard and a close finish in the county. Mentions of Hare, Leeper, Lepper, and Leeper’s Bon 1 trip hint at contested results. Overall, report focuses on close returns and undetermined leaders as votes come in.
Heath of Hurwity and Kinkead, noted in Lafayette County, died May 6, 1902 in Kentucky after weeks of illness. He was survived by three brothers and two sisters, with services conducted by Hatter Watts and others at a home center, the funeral proceeding to a morn morning service.
Heath of George Huddleston died Tuesday afternoon at Gidho vlowk, due to complication of Meanes. Born in Tunnenan, April 4, 1846, he married and left a wife and two children. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 10 o'clock, with friends and neighbors attending.
Fragmented OCR reports a bread shortage and hot weather impacting meals, with guidance from the National Baker Service on proper bread storage. A separate incident notes a car crash near 11th and Malyatresia, injuring a driver but sparing a passenger, amid unclear weather context.
Fragmentary OCR text references Lenny Varmer Je Hirdman Leroy Farmer and aviation pinions. Mentions manual instruction and testing, with scattered terms like HR and Pallely Hinting at a publication about aviation topics but unreadable and incomplete.
A partial readable OCR snippet mentions a ceremony or event with unclear details. It lists names and places in broken form, including references to a date and local institutions, but lacks a coherent narrative or complete identities. The readable elements hint at a community notice or society update without full context.
Fragmented OCR text contains unclear phrases and mismatched words. No coherent names, places, dates, or events readable for a factual summary. Unable to extract a definite news item or entity reference from the provided snippet.
County Farm Agent leads sessions on seed wheat treating at Win Pork Palm Club. Meetings start Monday and run daily toward an August date. Speakers include Hickelman from Colvenbin and Abeellint from the US Department of Agriculture.
Reported marriage occurred Monday evening at 6 o'clock at the Chelation parsonage with the couple leaving for a brief honeymoon in Kane City. Smith has volunteered to attend the Kansas City matronive school and will depart with the contingent in August.
Celebrates 02nd birthday and grandmother Rownhe marks her 4nd celebration at daughter Mra Hy Nedderjohn’s home in New Waverly on Sunday August 4, 1018. Four daughters, twenty eight grandchildren, forty two great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild attend. Grandmother Kownie is described as hale and hearty and enjoys the family gathering.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event or names to summarize. The readable content is insufficient to determine a specific person, place, or action. The record cannot extract a meaningful headline or summary from the fragment.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions individuals and places in a jumbled line. It references a police or agency tag and a dated sequence, plus scattered proper nouns that hint at a local events report but the text is too garbled to confirm specifics. It reads like a partial wire or brief item with names such as Han Li and B Lite, and a reference to AP.
A report notes a mishap in which a man was struck in the left eye with a hot object. He was transported to a local hospital for treatment. Conditions describe the youth as injured and in care, with the incident under local review.
Fragmentary notice indicates a burial in Washington on Monday for Sarah Wil ch Combe who died at her home in Munrovia California about a month ago at age 101. Survived by husband Hell Combe and two brothers George and James Calloway, and a sister Cicorne Werte.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win Duncan died Wednesday morning at 12:46 AM at their home on 24th Street from pneumonia. The funeral was held yesterday morning.
Haymond Franklin Cantor infant son of Mr and Mrs Kranklin Carter of two miles north of Lexington died Thursday afternoon at 1120 o clock. Funeral from home of Ton Vieres Gath Street on Friday morning at St O vlark.
The Athletion defeated Merehanta of Kanaan City by a decisive score after Kitniy Phippe from Lexington led on the firing line. Several Kan e City players on the home team contributed, with Tram Uhlenreie noted among the lineup as a key contributor.
Thirty volunteers rally to tie the motor channel at Kane city for the Knuhe Automobile school. A list of names appears, including Martin, Napalewn, Maywiew, and Oiewnn Willies Ki Lewis, among others.
One year old Wilnabeth Tolingen, daughter of Mea Anta Trobinsen, was hit by an auto Friday around six near a milewalk area from the opera house. The child suffered broken limbs and other injuries. a passerby Fred Carpi assisted before emergency responders arrived.
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