Mrs Addie Rex Dies in Kansas City at 34
Mrs Addie Kathryn Wilker Rex wife of Cleveland Rex died at her home in Kansas City on Saturday evening at 5 o clock from heart trouble. Born in Lexington March 6 1880 she was 34. Married March 25 1901 she lived in Kansas City. Survived by husband three children mother and sister. Funeral at Christian church 2 30 Monday conducted by Rev R B Briney.
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Addie Kathryn Wilker Rex
Cleveland Rex
Heme
Kansas City
Rex
Lexington
Cleveland A. Rex
Christian Church
Charles
Dea
Cleveland, Jr
Kan- City
Anna Ilker
Lilburn Cole
R. B. Briney
Kan
State v Thompson and multiple felony cases continued
State cases include John Thompson with false affidavit continued for trial on the tenth in 1914. Edgar Combs pleads burglary and gets three years in the penitentiary. John and Jamieson charged with burglary in larceny. Charles Kelso pleads guilty to assault with intent to kill and receives two years. Bud McMeekin charged with gaming. appeal deemed missed at defendant’s cost. James Foster charged with keeping a gaming house. juried and fined $75. Mrs. Homer Potts returns home to Walsenburg after visiting John R. Potts. Nora Potts accompanies to Kansas City. J W Shouse travels to Eldorado Springs for a few days.
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State
John Thompson
Edgar Combs
John and Jamies
Charles Kelso
Bud McMeekin
James Foster
Anl
Murdered Brother of St. Clair Murdered in Bemidji
Harry K. St. Clair returned from Huntsville Missouri after attending the funeral of his brother Warren St. Clair who was killed in Bemidji Minnesota last week. Warren was waylaid robbed and killed while working in a Be midji printing shop. He was born in Huntsville Missouri and was 36. St. Clair had worked at the Lexington News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. St. Clair
Huntsville
Warren
Bemidji
Minn
Mr. St. Clair
Harry St. Clair
Plackwell Elected State Committeeman in Fayette Meeting
Horace F. Plackwell of Fayette was chosen as a member of the Democratic state committee at a Democratic Congressional Committee meeting held last Tuesday. The report lauds his brains and push, urging that he be elected chairman, calling him the right man for the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Congressional Committee
Fayette
Horace F. Plackwell
Democratic State Committee
Blackwell
Blacknow
McReynolds Named Justice by President Wilson
President Wilson on Wednesday nominated Attorney General Jamie C. McReynolds to the U S Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused by Justice Lurton's death. He also named Thomas Wivegory of Austin Texas to succeed McReynolds as head of the Department of Justice.
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Wilson
Jamie C. McReynolds
United States Supreme Court
Justice Lurton
Thomas Wivegory
Austin
Texas
Eerteral
McReynalis
Department of Justice
Pope Pius X Dies After Illness
Pope Pius X died at 1:20 yesterday morning after several days of illness. He weakened after Germany and Russia declared war, and his condition worsened until doctors abandoned hope of recovery Tuesday night.
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Pius X
Germany
Russia
Preserving Eggs for Winter Use
Missouri College of Agriculture reports water glass storage preserves eggs for months with little taste change. Use one quart water-glass per twenty dozen eggs in a five gallon crock. Use fresh, naturally clean eggs only and store in a dry place. The method helps farmers and townsfolk save money during off seasons.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Shade for Poultry by L. Kempster TL
Failure to provide shade for poultry in summer causes deaths and reduced productivity. Shade is essential for all poultry with ducks and geese suffering quickly without protection. Missouri College of Agriculture recommends portable shaded housing on shadeable zones like orchards and field edges. Proper shading boosts profit, reduces losses, and supports economical growth of young stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Collyne
Arriculture
Inter-County League Scores Unclear due to damaged text
Partial Inter-County League results show unclear team names and scores. Readable items mention Corder and Wellington with low legible scores, plus Higginsville and Lexington with incomplete figures.
Drovers National Bank Tops Lexington Tigers 4-3 at Riverside Park
The Drovers National Bank baseball team of Kansas City defeated the Lexington Tigers 4 to 3 Sunday afternoon at Riverside Park. R. E. Lewis traveled to Liberty Sunday morning for a short visit.
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Drovers National Bank
Kansas City
Lexington Tigers
Riverside Park
R. E. Lewis
Liberty
Visits and Socials Across Town in Corder News
Miss Pearl Gamble of Kansas City visited Miss Esther Frerk ing here this week. Miss Mary Carlton traveled to Higginsville Friday. Miss Dollin Catron of Kansas City visited Miss Helen Groves last week. Nannie Brown of Slater and Freda Nieman of Alma visited Ada Kudies. John Heing and family visited in Kansas City Saturday. Neilan Smith went to Higginsville Saturday. Ada Kudiles was a west bound passenger Saturday. Mrs. John Zentmeyer visited in Sweet Springs several days. Mrs. Wm. Schulz shopped in Higginsville Monday. Leona Dryer returned to Kansas City after visiting the Misses Steinengers. Mrs. C. B. Hunt of Alma visited Rev. Greenway Monday. Marjorie Swain visited Higginsville Monday. Naomi Kramer was a passenger to Higginsville Monday. Rosa Osa returned to Kansas City Monday after visiting here. Bernice and Nina Ham visiting in Sweet Springs. P. R. Benton of Sweet Springs visited here Sunday. Henry Johnson of Dell Hirt Texas visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Gamble
Kansas City
Esther Frerking
Mary Carlton
Higginsville
Dollin Catron
Helen Groves
John Heing
Neilan Smith
Ada Kudiles
John Zentmeyer
Sweet Springs
Wm. Schulz
Leona Dryer
Steinengers
C. B. Hunt
Alma
Greenway
Marjorie Swain
Naomi Kramer
Rosa Osa
Bernice
Nina Ham
P. R. Benton
Henry Johnson
Dell Hirt
Texas
Nora Potts
Mable Strodtman
Napoleon
Vince Owens
Gustav E Haerle
Chicago
Mike Connors Aml
Josaph
Sedalia
Robt. L. McBurney
Cole Camp
David O. Theathman
Mig Munive Willis
Acmestrong Mill
Kidnye
Malta
Frances Yingling
Bootionen
Litle
Charles
Denn'sap
James Stradtman
Lisdlipaierie
Petri
Nowres
Anta Loomis
Charles Baryon
Karnsix
Mike Avia Messersmith
Na- Pylvon
Mes
B. EE. Oislin Klewer
Henry Kiefer
Paul T. Win E
Thei
Wnantyayesity
Aml Airs
Palmer Sill
Mrn
Fiilay
Wyft Mekle
Kansinity
Kate Deesinh
Campbell
Kanes City
van Fille
Bria Cloffian
Hee Imme
Airs
Maggie Keemp
Louise Nagel
Mra
W. B. Winn
Henrietta
Elizabeth Winn
Oswald Winkler
New Plat Book Soon Ready for Delivery
The county plat book is in press and will be available shortly. It details every farm with acres and owner, public lands, road and school districts, and rural routes including the Santa Fe Trail and Bine Back route. Price is 7.00 in advance. send a postal card to Geo. Scott, Vигineville, Mo.
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ATL
Ntc
Geo. Scott
Viegineville
Not a Bad Idea Washington Ave 73
Jol Boyle a Washington newspainr man writes Representative Underwood protesting tax hikes on beer and whiskey He suggests taxing the water wagon boys and the prohibitionists asserting we drinkers pay more than our share to fund the Government amid war revenues He claims democracy requires equal taxes for all with figures cited.
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Washington, Ave
Jol Boyle
Washington
Underwood
Mrs Easter and son return home after visit in city
Mrs Charles Easter and her son Charles Jr. returned to Kansas City on Saturday after spending a week visiting at the home of James Drummond in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Easter
Charles, Jr
Kansas City
James Drummond
We Want A Republican House To Block Democratic Legislation
A Massachusetts Republican campaign manager told Washington Star traveling commissioner that a Republican Congress should form a working majority to block further Democratic laws. The piece recalls past blocking by Republicans under Cannon and notes his bid for renomination, implying a return to blocking strategy.
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Massachusetts
Washington Star
Wilson
House
Senate
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
High Water Mark for Lime Production in 1913
The United States produced 3,999,390 short tons of lime in 1913, valued at 862,000 plus, per USGS data cited by RO W. Stone. The 1913 output rose from 1912 by 65,928 tons and 875,248 dollars, with an average price near 4.07 per ton. Lime production shows state disparities, with Penneyquaie leading in asset share and 28.5 percent of total output from this region.
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United States
RO W. Stone
United States Geological Survey
Intretke
Dobe
Penney
Med Jy
Miss Corrine Leeper Dies After Appendingitis Operation
Dr. M. Williams received a telegram just before noon Saturday informing him of Miss Corrine Leeper death at her Coleman Texas home following an appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Williams
Corrine Leeper
Coleman
Texas
Leeper
Auto For Sale Touring Car 5 Passenger 4 HP
Five passenger touring car in first class running order for sale. For particulars call Santa Fe Trail Garage at 1106 Franklin Ave. Phone 174.
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Santa Fe Trail
Franklin Ave
Prices rise as war drives up goods across markets
Manufacturers and jobbers boost prices on nearly every commodity using the European conflict as pretext. Paper is among the articles raised, signaling a broad printing price uptick. Father George B. Curry spent Monday in Higginsville. Irvin Tevis returned home to Independence after a short visit. Mrs. Homer Cates went back to Kansas City after visiting here.
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Europe
George B. Curry
Higginsville
Irvin Tevis
Independence
Homer Cates
Kansas City
Real Estate Transfers at Lexington Missouri 1914
Deeds filed in Lafayette County Recorder's Office for week ending Saturday August 15 1914 list transfers including William G Everett to R T Gant a 25000 land strip in Alma Grover Thrailkill to Ann Thrailkill a 180800 lot 11 and 12 block 5 Patterson Smiths addition Odessa Charles S Legate and Phoba his wife to Laura V Mamie B and Ella G Siler a 38500 lots 1 2 and 3 block B Matthews Heights addition Mayview City of Odessa to J D Barker a 10 lot 147 block 1 Odessa cemetery
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Recorder’s “Fice
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Missouri
H. Noyes
William G. Everett
R. Ti. Gant
Alma
Grover
Thrailkill
Ann Thraikill
Patterson & Smith
Odessa
Charles S. Legate
Phoba
Laura V
Mamie
Ella G. Siler
Matthews Heights
Mayview
J. D. Barker
Odessa Cemetery
Visitors travel through town with long list of departures
Mrs M Satterfield and Miss Florence Barron returned to Kansas City Tuesday after visiting Harriett Barron family. Irene Hedge and others traveled from Pittsville Missouri. Numerous friends and relatives from Cole Camp Napoleon Dennison and Sweet Springs departed for Kansas City and nearby cities after social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hedge
Irene Hedge
Pittsville, MO
Also Mentioned on This Page
Criminal Court
Homer Potts
Walsenburg
Cal
John R. Potts
J. W. Shouse
Eldorado Springs
Pope Pius
Lambert Lamber
Lexington, Missouri
Fred T. Hix
C, A
Webster
TL. L. Kempster
Inter-County League
Sandrq
Corder Si
Wellington
lEexington
Odesna
Corder News
Nannie Brown
Slater
Freda Nieman
Ada Kudies
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