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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
2
The Lexington Intelligencer prints a Democratic ticket with Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall as presidential and vice presidential candidates. It lists statewide offices including Elliott W Major as governor and Cornelius Roach as secretary of state, plus local roles and officials. A closing line notes Roosevelt will next alarm credit for losing the post offices on Sunday.
A sentence fragment notes a $125,000 knot tied to Teddy and mentions Clyde Summers returning to Kansas City on Wednesday after visiting relatives in the city. Mr and Mrs J Reid Ryland traveled to Tulsa Oklahoma on Tuesday evening for a visit.
Dover notes itemize visits and social acts by Ed Wind Hirmey Wall John Corbin Toney Wenest Bessie Knott and others with towns Corder Lexington Sweet Springs and Kansas City. Obituary notes the death of J B Bently aged 28 near Dover after long illness. survived by wife Annie Miller McGoo two children and siblings. described as Christian and upright.
In the church and community column, mentions of residents and families including a funeral, marriage notices, and local visits. References to Morri family burial by Woodmen, a wedding announcement for Miss Zomona Miller and Frank Haywood Whnot on August 21, 1912, with at home after September 6 in Badgs Colorado, plus sheriff reports sending inmates to Jefferson City for rape and forgery, and various local travels among residents and relatives in Columbia, Kansas City, and nearby towns.
A collage of classified notices includes multiple sale and want items. Listings mention a Fox mare with mule colt, a Holley pump, Buff De poiglon hems, a rooster, combs, a four burner gas range, a six heater coal range, a white girl for cooking, an 80 acre farm near Corder Missouri, and rental space over Hinesley’s Cigar Factory on Ninth Street with inquiry at the factory or confectionary. Contact details include Franklin Kriehn, 1416 South street, and Box 412 Higginsville Missouri.
One span mules one set work harness and one stump puller for 250 dollars if taken at once. Address Geo Amer care Albert Amer Lexington Missouri R F D.
New York August. Robert Kenneth MacLean, consulting expert, argues the Payne Aldrich tariff harms ordinary cotton goods wearers. He claims Americans pay 33 million extra yearly and calls for relief. his World series dissects tariff board findings, exposing frauds in labeling domestically produced goods as imports and urging tariff reduction to lower living costs.
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