William H Winter Lifelong Lexington Manufacturer Dies
William H Winter aged 71 died at home on East Pranitio avenue after a paralytic stroke two weeks earlier. Born July 15 1896 in Koautz Kieberg Saxony he came to the U S at 20 and settled in Lexington over fifty years ago. Survived by his wife Elizabeth and six children including Annie and William in Los Angeles, Elizabeth Homer in Los Angeles, Laura and Mina in Lexington. a sister in Germany Mrs Wallenburg. He led Winkler Furniture Company founded 1880 serving as president until death. Funeral at German Evangelical church conducted by Rev H M Lissacole with Masons in charge.
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Pranitio Avenue
Kridsy
William Henry Winter
Mr. Winkler
Koautz- Kieberg
Leipsic
Saxony
New York
St. Louis
J. FB. Winkler
Lexington
Mixé Elizabeth Wilker
Annie
John Daehler
William
Los Angeles
Ofice
German Evangelical Church
Masonic Lodge
Witter
H. M. Lissacle
D Buchwuveller
Prave
Wentworth Military Academy Gains Noted Commandant Progress
Under General Orders Nu the Wentworth Military Academy's military department has been expanded since Major Hickman was detailed as commandant and instructor. The change improves the corps without harming academics, boosting pride and satisfaction among cadets.
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Army Lst
Enteorth Military Academy
Issours
Ares Jnclass
Missouri
St. Loisniversity of
Su Lows
Cenrury Lege
Springfeld
Kemper Itary School
Boonville
Dversity
Columbia
Walntains
Military Department of
Wentworth Academy
Hickman
Senden Wins $1000 Prize for Sales Leadership
J H Senden, formerly of this city and now in Des Moines, has won a $1000 prize from Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Company for having the greatest aggregate sales of goods in the past year among fifty one traveling salesmen in the contest. The company’s letter confirms the award and details of the achievement.
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J. H. Senden
Des Moines
Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Company
Senden
Visits by relatives and cadet trips to the Academy
Mr J Q Kirtley of Savanosh Missouri visited his father last Monday. Mr and Mrs Nell of Beatrice Nebraska visited Under Johnson last Sunday. Mr A B Kirkwood of Pittsburg Kansas visited his son Roy at the Academy last Sunday. Mr A B Shinn of Ottawa Kansas visited his son at the Academy and joined the football excursion. Mrs Andy Pruitt and son of Llodependance Kansas spent several days with her Cadet son at the Academy this week.
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Savanosh, Mo
Nell
Beatrice, Neb
Johnson
A. B. Kirkwood
Pitsburg
Kans
Roy
Academy
A. B. Shinn
Ottawa, Kans
Andy Pruitt and Son
Llodependance, Kaos
Cadet Pruitt
Central College
Miss Allevia Tucker of Kansas City visits sisters at the College. College ladies mingle with home folks as Central College hosts a Monday evening event. President Smith attends memorial services for Rev TD Groves at Harvard Payor College. The Iduna Literary Society hosts a reception with electric lighting and decorative 'Tdita' letters on the porch.
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Allevia Tucker
Kansas City
Central College
Smith
Groves
Dod
Harvard
Payor College
Fayette
Barnard
Mariel Hall
Gla
Iduna Literary Society
Community Happenings and Travel Notes From Town
Mise Charlotte Perg traveled to Kinvas City on Sunday for a short visit. Misa Vina Sehell, of Turlinpame Kansas, has returned home for a week. Miss Mary Uix departed Wednesday morning for a brief visit. Miss Derenice Wood was summoned to Kansas City on Wednesday due to her aunt Misses Jessie Rowling and Elizabeth, who left Wednesday morning to Thanksgiving relatives in Kansas City. Miss Sadie Huldes, a three year College student, left Beaimont Texas Tuesday morning to recover from rheumatism and hopes to return soon.
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Mise Charlotte Perg
Kinvas City
Misa Vina Sehell
Turlinpame
Kansas
Mary Uix
Derenice Wood
Kandas
Jessie Rowling
Elizabeth
Kansas City
Mica Sadie Huldes
Beaimont
Texas
Sadie
Abla
Reburo
Reception Honoring Mrs Plate and Mrs Myer at Nickell Home
Miss Ella D Nickell hosted a Saturday afternoon reception from 4 to 6 o'clock in honor of Mrs Karl Plate of San Jose California and Mrs Harry White Myer of Tokushima Japan. The parlors were decorated with chrysanthemums and pinks and a luncheon was served. Thirty five guests attended.
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Ella D. Nickell
Karl Plate
San Jose
California
Harry White Myer
Tokushima
Japan
Council Adjourns to December 4 at Meeting
The council met in an adjourned session Monday with all members present. Upon motion, adjournment was taken to Monday December 4.
Dragged roadways aid rural routes spark county debate
Reports from Missouri farmers highlight the benefits of dragging road surfaces on Route No 1 to improve drainage and longevity. Marshall testifies dragged sections are far smoother and more stable, though full establishment requires time. The piece notes other routes lacking dragged sections, suggests government scrutiny may push action, and includes local sports coverage of Wentworth Military Academy’s victory over Kemper Academy.
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Wree
Lexington
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Berd T. Baws
K.P. Ling
W.M. Small
Dan Shull
Henry Burts
George Calloway
Missouri
Io Ds
Mr King
Dover
Winton
Sigmingville
Hall
Smith
Lorce Park
Wentworth Military Academy
Kemper Miliary Academy
Litarty Park
Sedatha
Piere
Trim
Wentworth
Ken Kemper
Kemper
Dts Inc
Fales
Etalbord
Mrs Earl Plate Returns to San Jose After Stay
Mrs Earl H Plate leaves for San Jose California after a several week visit in this city accompanied by her mother Mrs Jane Groves who will spend the winter with her daughter.
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Earl H. Plate
San Jose
Cal
Jane Groves
Henry Gulies Visits Liberty College Student
Henry Gulies arrived at Liberty to visit Willy Jewell College for a few days with his parents. He was accompanied by E R Carter of St. Joseph.
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Henry Gulies
Willy Jewell College
Liberty
E .R. Carter
St. Joseph
Waverly Newsbriefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Names of residents and visitors appear in this Waverly notes column. Kanuny City visits Miss Laura Bryant of Malta Bend, Rev. VS Schulenberger in Kansas City, Jett and Lavla Carter headed to Marshall for future homes, Jella Burnette back from St. Louis, Prof AFH Monteca to Kansas City for Thanksgiving, John Wilson to St. Louis for Mo Pac job, Mrs. Nannie Steele and Norton to Lexington, David Froves visiting before a Florida winter.
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Laura Bryant
Malta
Bend
Tueaday
VY. Schulenberger
Kansas City
Litija
Keslar
Jorden
Maraballis
Waverly
Bops
Miteball
Boliville
Liingis
To. Landenm
Marguerite
Mt. Leonard
Prof
Monteca
John Wilson
St. Loula
Pac
Quaint Midwest Social Roundup Delights Local Readers
A flood of brief visits, family gatherings, and travel notes fills the page as residents journey to Kansas City, Alma, Digginaville, and Digginsville for Thanksgiving week. Names like Bogle Hantpineyer, Miss Jatette Chamberlin, and Mrs. Payne appear alongside trips to St. Joe, Malta Bend, and Melon Bend, capturing a bygone era of everyday civic life.
Bates Shorthorn Cattle Sale Ad Highlights Blooming Stock
The notice promotes Berl L. Bates dispersion sale of Shorthorn cattle on December 7. It touts Bates as owning one of the finest herds and presents a strong opportunity to improve local stock through the sale.
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Berl LT. Bates
Public Sale Announced Near Lerington at N M Cooper Farm
An advertisement notes a public sale of farm stock and implements at the home of N M Cooper eight miles southeast of Lerington on Higginsville road. John Danhler of Los Angeles, Calif visited after attending W H Winkler funeral, then went to Blackburn. Mrs M E Borland visiting Gas Weber’s family and returning to Higginsville Friday. Rev T M Coth went to Otterville for M E church quarterly meeting.
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N. M. Cooper
Lerington
Higginsville Road
John Danhler
Los Angeles
Cal
W. H. Winkler
Blackburn
M. Ei. Borland
Gas Weber
Higginsville
T. M. Cotb
Otterville Iriday
M. E. Church
South
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Sendeets Tienda
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Central College Notes
Coleone
Lexington College Notes
Miss Nickell
Wentwiren
Bard
Wentworth Kamper Tao
Gordon
Geroy
Hargis Emory
Moypland Yan
Geo. Wels
Geo, Jr
RW. Ashworth
Hurrailay
Tar McDaniel
Gother
Mul Winn
Kans City
Will Wion
Higgingvill
Wrank Evank
Leington
Ann Durnett
Odorsa
Lawn
Webb Cole
Nannie Littlejohn
Mrs. Fisthies Nuffin
Mra
Joe Bertrand
Mikael Sailio Stark
Byrd Eppes
Wor Meng
Mies Gorgit Hoggan
Mr. Amtira
Dave Esein
L. 2
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Kay
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Dinorre
Dad
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Corder
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W. G. Harwood
S. L. Piles
Claud Price
Florence
H. A. Peters
Kanuny City
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Jella Burnette
Naanie C. Steele
Miss Norton
David Froves
The
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Florida
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J. Miller
Hwigvillevills Wednesda
Cty
Howe
Digginaville
Mra J
Woodlett
St. Joe
Mikey Tavie Lake
C.J. Tews
Jatette Chamberlin West
Alma
G. A. Brething
Mr. Beapler
Quncordia
Richard VanMeter
Frank Price
Mildrini Meredith
Beste Wood
Marie Bedfried
Boba Emerson
Melon Bend
Mrs. Payne
Mr. BL McWilliams
Fang
Juun
Oak Grove
Qhoy
Franklin
Business College
Sedalia
Hero
Malta Bend
Dean
Sanday
Epworth Teague
Blus Ave
Mo Zenmeyer
Mesdinés
Richard VanMiever
Joe Frorking
Lefp
Sydalis
Elstor
Millen
Leo Wellinman
Geo, Reynolds
Gordon Jackson
Central Business College
Sydalix
O. L. Wilson
S. W. Saunders
Mra. G. Y. Lewis
Kate
Or. M. Lewis
Mosdanus
Dan Jackson
McAllister
Joe. Starke
Mies
Viola Jackson
Food Reddeck
Gilbert
Alvin
Corthess
Bee
J. Lone
Mise v Dmionia Fichts
Mra Dobn Wyeat Laws
Mee J
Feurking
Vba
Mosdame GV
Tavis
OM Lewis
Neal Lewis
Kate Levis
Foanie Dean
Wim
Sepp
Licaia Helisme
Saunders
Mist Magi Harwood
Dininer Eignal
Delaoniga
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Bates Shorthorn Cattle Sale
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