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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1912

Page

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Horses Worth While Show Horses Win Big at Lafayette Fair

Frank Stewart of near Lexington showed his mare Davis Reade sired by Charles Reade winning twenty five dollars in gold for best mare in the county. His yearling colt Rex Corona by Rex McDonald then took top prize for best stallion any age or breed and impressed many as a perfect specimen of the American saddle horse. Stewart owns the dam and is praised for investing in breeding fine stock.

Frank Stewart Lexington Lafayette Davis Reade Charles Reade Rex Corona Rex McDonald Mr. Stewart Montrose

Compulsory Sunday Closing Order

The First Assistant Postmaster General orders post offices to close all general delivery windows on Sundays for mail to the public. Only special delivery mail will be delivered. the public may leave ten cents and letter details for delivery by special messenger.

Official Map and Guide For National Road

Local enthusiasts welcome news that the road will have an official map and guide. The National Highway Publishing Company of Des Moines was selected to map the coast-to-coast route from New York to San Francisco.

National Highway Publishing Company Des Moines New York San Francisco Missouri Kansas Station

Waverly Notes Includes Local Visits and Fair Attendance

Mrs T R Langram returns to Excelsior Springs for a short stay. Many relatives and visitors visit from Higginsville, Katina City, Cherryvale, Dover, Hope, and Kansas City. Lively travel to Excelsior Springs and Higginsville fair attendance noted. George Weis travels to Columbia for a short stay.

T. R. Langram Excelsior Springs Fred Bray Weye Margaret Hoss Cherryvale Kansas Jett de BL. Johnston Carruthersville George White Dobson Chilhowee A. Tussey Higginsville Carrie Despain Little Son Hope Ark William R. Mitchell Edward Duffy Mulberry Levi Kreamer W. F. Glenn Eflen Conrad Kansas City W. L. Martin Ogda McGrew Dover M. V. B. Oliver Raymond Ryan Scammon Will Ryan Kathleen Bernice Hedricks M. L. Daffy W. R. Mitchell Katharine and Ethel Ellig Marshall Clarice Williamson George Weis Columbia

State Highway Engineer Reports Progress on Cross-State Route

State Highway Engineer Curtis Hill reports to the Missouri State Board of Agriculture on Lafayette and nearby counties. He cites concrete culvert work in Wellington and Dover Waverly corridors, notes improved road grades and bridges, and praises concrete structures while criticizing rough, unmarked sections between Dover and Waverly.

Curtis Hill Missouri State Board of Agriculture Lafayette County Wellington Lexington Dover Waverly Minut Conunty Wiles

Lyons Asbury wedding in St Louis and city tie

Charley Lyons of this city and Lela Asbury of St Louis were married Saturday morning August 24 at the bride’s mother Mrs Minti Grimes home 4900 Euclid Terrace St Louis. Rev BR A Abbott Union Avenue Church officiated. The couple will honeymoon at Mackinac Island Michigan.

Charley Lyons Lela Asbury St. Louis Minti Grimes Euclid Terrace BR. A. Abbott Union Avenue Church Ita Mackinac Island Michigan

Brakeman Dies After Fall From Box Car at Dover

Dover reports a Missouri Pacific brakeman named Sherwonl Leiter fell from a box car Thursday evening and died shortly after at Myrick where he was taken for medical care. He was brother of J. K. Leiter, a former resident. survived by wife and two children.

Sherwonl Leiter Missouri Pacific Railroad Dover Myrick Mr. Leiter J. K. Leiter

Progressive Mass Meeting in Migginsville Sept 2 1912

A Progressive Party mass meeting is scheduled in Migginsville on Monday September 2 1912. Bo Campbell serves as chairman and Dr Grabel as secretary. Yingling Wilson Frassey visited Kansas City for the day while J 8 Lewis spent Sunday there.

Progressive Party Migginsville Bo. Campbell Dr. Grabel Yingling Wilson Frassey Kansas City Lewis

Marriage licenses issued to list of names and places

Marriage licenses have been issued to Wilhelm K. Guenther Waverly Bessie May Eppes Waverly Stanley Taylor Higginsville Bessie Hadler Higginsville Bradley Sanders Mayview Pauline Schneider Mayview Edward R. Sanders Mayview Julia A. McAllister Mayview Frank Lynn Hodge five Register Hodge Herman Pischer Higginsville Addie Hetan Higginsville Edwin Taggart Aullville Martha Clouse Higginsville

Wilhelm K. Guenther Waverly Bessie May Eppes Herman Pischer Higginsville Addie Hetan Edwin Taggart Aullville Martha Clouse

Notice to Lexington Public Schools Teachers Meeting

Notice to Teachers of Lexington Public Schools. General Teachers meeting in the Assembly Hall of the High School on Saturday morning August 31 at ten o'clock. School begins Monday September 2. Various local movements and visits noted: Drummonds in Wellington Hoge headed to West Point Berrie to Wayne Neb Mellor Waddell Crenshaw party to Kansas City Farley returning to Sedalia.

Lexington Public Schools B. C. Drummond Wellington Ben Hoge West Point RK. B. Berrie Wayne Nebr Wm. Mellor Walter B. Wadiell EF. B. Vaughan Sedalia

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