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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1910

Page

4

Publication notice for Lexington Intelligencer and Allen publishers

The Lexington Intelligencer Adopts weekly Saturday publication schedule. Subscriptions priced at $1.69 per year payable in advance. Second class mail matter established at Lexington post office. All communications must be printed in the Intelligencer.

Swhsipfon Mirance Lexington Mig

Taft Message Promises Thirty Word Changes Across Policy

A brisk note notes President Taft’s forthcoming message and hints at sweeping reforms, claiming the communication runs about forty thousand words and will address policy shifts across domestic and fiscal fronts.

Woodrow Wilson Seen as Promising Presidential Timber

Woodrow Wilson, governor of New Jersey, emerges as a strong potential candidate for the presidency, drawing attention to his leadership and political record amid debate over future national leadership.

Woodrow Wilson New Jersey

Mrs Eddy’s Death Hinted After Brief Illness

The note reports that Mrs Eddy had been in error for a week before death and expresses hope she has found her aims. The fragment preserves the tone of a late 19th or early 20th century obituary brief, indicating an abrupt illness and a concluding wish for her peace.

Eddy Mrs. Eddy Mary Baker Eddy

Ballinger Verdict Echoes Party Lines

Ballinger is without blame. This verdict aligns with expectations as Republican members of the investigating committee were already deemed correct before any evidence was heard.

Ballinger

Mayview Notes and Local Social Roundup

Mayview society notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Leo Altmanberger in Migginsville, Mrs Will Jennings in Odessa, and Miss Janie Sherwood with relatives in Independence. Elder Geo E Shanktin accepts Christian church pastorate for the year. services on Dec 11 and Sundays every second and fourth. Also mentions marriages, retirements, and store holiday displays.

Thomas Jennings Kansas City Will Jennings Odessa Vickers Belton Geo. E. Shanktin Christian Church Dee Allo Re Janie Sherwood Independence Williamson Chas, P. Worderly St. Louis A. B. Matthews Grover Warren Dessie Windsor Teo. Talbot Dearborn A. W. Marshall Thomas. Mirehall Muexico John Marshall Ponting Iinois Rusie Marshall Sow la Juiita Colorado R. Packett Pineville Eric West Trigginsville

Critics and Admirers Face Standards of Criticism

Fragmented text discusses critics and admiration, noting that even praise may be a form of tribute. The fragment references standards for judging criticism and suggests a balance between allowance for dissent and sincere homage.

Lost sorrel mare with foal seeks information

A sorrel mare with a colt is missing and a reward is offered for information. Call phone 289 with tips or sightings about the horse.

Pritchard Main Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Lexington Intelligencer Aw. Allen Muet the Agned Taft Mayview Notes Leo Altmanberger Migginsville Frayer W. G. Me Ausland Stark F. Johnson South Atrech Ashley 17Th and Franklin Avenue Eli Norri 20Th and Franklin N. B Payne Highland Avenue B. L. Moreton Plymouth H. C. Sydnor Higginsville, Mo Glen Oak Mines East Lexington Lexington Triumph Press Brick Co James N. Price Barron & Sheets Traders Bank Hinesley L. E. Mark Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe CO St. Louis, U. S. A E. M. Taubman F. A. Hoefer W. H. Chiles W. J. Bandon Lexington, Missouri W. @. McCAUSLAND Leh J. Slusher the Traders Bank B. R. Ireland Richard Field J. Andrew Geo. M. Catron Morrison-Wentworth Bank Board OF Directors J. Barnet Young G. M. Catron Frank Howe Herman E. Mark Frederick Morath Ford T. Bates Rufuy Young Walter Waddel W. M. Groves Teller Sandford Shllers F Wallace Ascot John Bowman Lexington Savings Bank Board OF Swartz
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