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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

28 Aug 1914

Page 8

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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1914

Page

8

School Directors Meet at Higginsville in County Convention

The Lafayette County School Directors held their second annual convention at Higginsville on Monday drawing about 110 attendees from across the county. Notable speakers included Dean I. N. Everard and W. N. Laidlaw, with Dr. Herman E. Pearse addressing school hygiene and practical ideas for adoption. The meeting, praised as a success, featured numerous discussions and addresses from Concordia Odessa Mayview Higginsville and other towns, highlighting school improvement and county cooperation. The issue also notes Missouri’s Better Baby show at Sedalia tied to state fair efforts.

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Lafayette County Higginsville I. N. Everard Marshall, Mo W. N. Laidlaw Department of Education Jefferson City Herman E. Pearse Kansas City W. D. Bastain Concordia A. H. Schoede G. H. Deke H. W. Franke Martin Holsten Walter H. Smith W. R. Corser Amos Groom Henry Nuelle W. B. Grizzell Mayview Jos. T. Newland Chas. Glover Odessa F. T. Ramsey Chas. McGirl Geo. W. Stadalman J. Henry Green J. L. Braxdale L. M. Gibson Wm. Krueger Bates City Chas. F. King D. H. McCormack George Fowler Elmer C. Peerson J. M. Stewart Oak Grove H. E. Gillespie Napoleon J. Turner E. L. Garvin Henry Rowie C. H. A. Breuer Clarence B. Lale Wm. Mische S. R. Schmutz Ernest Schowengerdt Mayew B. B. Cassell Geo W. Smith Wm. P. Keith Wm. Koenig W. W. Graham Ee Meinershagen Higginse W. G. Sharp C. FE. Beatle Charles Erdmann Wm. Fetter J. H. Burgan Daniel Hoefer Geo. Grey Chas. Mueller J. &. Jackson Herman Vahrenberg Sam H. Bruns Julius Maring Aullville Geo. T. Bell Corder Emil Roehrs Alma Claus Heins E. J. Knipmeyer John Schmidt Ed Stoll S. A. Fletcher William Schreiman I Board L. F. Slusher C. Schmidt M. Reynolds H. C. Thee G. A. Ritter Fritz Tempel D. Earle Augustere Lexington Missouri Sedalia the Breeder’s Gazette
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Obituary Proof Fray Ends With Roast in Place

A local obituary notice proof misprint turns “resting” into “roasting” provoking a tense exchange. A family member demands correction while editor jokes about subscription status causing the slip to stand.

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National Monthly
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Talks On Proposed Amendments In Missouri Voter Education

Jefferson City Aug 22 The third in a series of voter information arguments on measures to be submitted at the coming election was issued by Secretary of State Cornelius Roach Those seeking to vote intelligently on Amendment No 3 should study this article The pro amendment argues for Amendment No 3 claiming small contributions from many citizens will fund a statewide road system while opponents say the plan raises state taxes from 19 to 29 cents and erodes local self government They caution against reliance on state funds and urge local financing for road improvements to avoid broader social costs and dependency.

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Jefferson City Cornelius Roach Thele Missouri
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Local residents travel for visits and business yesterday

L A Roy visited Marshall for a day of business. Miss Isabelle Green visited Page City to see Mrs Elijah Neer. Dr A Bl Rogera spent the day in Kansas City. Miss Helen Davis of St Louis left for Marshall after a stay with Mrs Geo B Gordan.

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Mesdames H. Dean Saunders Alma Herbert Steinenger Higginsville Greenway Maude Payne Kansas City K. P. Kramer W. H. Roberts St, C. Frorking Harrison Cravens Orton Kansas Ruth Pooley Holt Summit Homer Hedges Mayview A. Friede Migginsville Rena Jackson Blackburn Wilma Slavers Springfield Lena Kidd Pr. R. Benton Sweet Springs Nina Bernice Ham Luther Holman Dover Berth Schumaker Jg J. E. Miller E. M. Moore and Son Denver Colorado WL. Martin Roscoe Sheets Lexington Chas. Ward Mexico Jas Bridgewater Ogda McGrew M. RB. Y. Oliver Birdena Schawe Fred Campbell Ben Downey Ralph Weir A. H. Ledford Ella Belle Dinwiddie St. Louie James Bridgewater I. S. Dobson Chilhowee Geo. White Judge Riley Malta Rend Marie Aileen Oelschenger Herman Lettie ©. Nickell Los Angeles California Saaturday A. A. Ledford Logan C. Callaway Flippin L.A. Roy Marshall Isabelle Green Page City Elijah Neer A. Bl Rogera Helen Davis St. Louis Geo. B .Cordon
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Executors Notice for Louisa Nagel Estate

Letters testamentary granted August 14 1914 by the Probate Court Ladayette County Missouri to the undersigned. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months or be precluded, and if not exhibited within one year from the last publication date they will be forever barred.

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Louisa Nagel Ladayette County Missouri
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Lady Manager Wanted for Good Paying Business

Advertisement seeks refined earnest responsible woman for a well paying position. Applicants directed to address Business in care of Intelligencer for placement and further details.

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Henry C. Nadler Wellington H. G. Drewell W. Mann Slade H. Berlekamp W. E. Jungeblue A. F. Wegener Joseph Essex H. Nieweg H. H. Liente A.j.wehrmann T. Gant Hodge Adolph Brackmann Geo. Driver J. J. Geraughty Sam J. Klienshhmidt John Hagerty Aug. Lefman Corder News Lelia Smith Lonnie Richardson Waverly Ark Will Will Pelot London England RP. Motte Southern Hotel Brodway and Walnut Streets Union Depot Tony Faust Saint Louis Jack Ryan Winkler Furniture Co Santa FE Garage Franklin Stree Lexington Furniture CO Main Street Minnie Nagel Executrix Chicago & Alton S. A. Vermillion
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