Real Estate Transfers Listed With Various Sums
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels exchanged between individuals and couples with varied sums from 50 to 6400 dollars. Notable entries include Oma Gordon selling a lot for 4000 and Peter H Larkin selling land for 6400 to Michael Larkin, plus multiple adjacent trades among Bettie Camper, Caroline Stewart, and J W Shouse. Also mentions Lyon & Healy piano sale offering thousands of pianos at easy terms amid a building relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Camper
Caroline Stewart
G M Darnett
Woodland
UT Gibson
LL. Ryland
WH Greer
J C.kelley
HW McNeel
Ramsey
John Schroeder
Arthur Frerking
Henry Agert
S J
ES Gann
Earl Brannan
Peter H Larkin
Michael Larkin
J A Kemper
McVoy
C A Chamblin
MecVoy
HA Blanchard
Isephene Martin
Annie Campbell
Wim Goodwin
JH Ewing
G Ec
Lyon & Healy
Adams Street
Chicago
Son Succeeds Father Gordon as Traveling Representative
Lafayette Gordon Jr of Lexington, son of Hon John P Gordon state auditor elect, has taken over as traveling salesman for Buxton Skinner Stationery Co of St Louis and visited Richmond Tuesday. He was a popular commercial traveler whose nomination and election aided his rise to public office. The son is seen as a likely successor to his father when he assumes the post next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Gordon
Lexington
John P. Gordon
Buxton & Skinner Stationary Company
St. Louis
Richmond
Gordon, Jr
Richmond Conservator
Political quibbles and酒 booze rows in Cass County
A Cass County Democrat Wantup item comments on Republican criticism of Democrat officials over Bryan’s defeat, accusing some Democrats of misapprehensions and alleging boodle. It also cites a St. Louis banquet rumor about beer, and an ad for a Christmas photograph at the Picture Shop run by J. O. Goffin with phone 245.
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Bryan
Hadley
St. Louis
Cass County
J. 0
Goffin
Postcard line features Lexington views by L E Mark
A compact description notes a line of post cards showcasing Lexington scenes by L E Mark. The text hints at prints priced 10 to 31 cents each and references Mrs. L E Mark, indicating a local card series sale or catalog item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Weary of Sweet Sounds: Tickets Passed On
A woman tried to give away two concert tickets door to door in her New York building. Neighbors declined with thanks, citing lack of music in their souls. A friend noted irony, saying violinists’ neighbors seldom attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norwegian inventor models water tight fish phone for boats
The London Times reports a Norwegian inventor has created a water tight micro phone in a sealed box that can be immersed in the sea and linked to a fishing boat. The device detects shoal movements and unique sounds of different fish as they swim, aiding fishermen in locating herring, mackerel, and flat fish before they reach vessels.
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London Times
L’electricien
Turn About J Barton King On English Lodging Habits
Philadelphia cricketer J Barton King comments on English lodging houses during his cricket tour. He recalls an Oxford friend who moved from lodgings to a flat due to high landlady charges. A tale about a landlady offering to replace a missing spirit case leads to a quip about who pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Barton King
Philadelphia
Mr. King
Oxford
Salome discourse sparks sharp satire from Ethel Barrymore
At a New York dinner Miss Ethel Barrymore lampoons the Salome dance and its dancers noting a critic's reproach over a missing ring and the dancer's reply about hiding her figure, while the manager cites concern with her attire.
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Ethel Barrymore
New York
Empire Style Debutante Frocks and Hats Describe Revival
In Empire style detailing, debutantes wear chiffon frocks with high satin belts, square neck bodices, and puffed shoulder sleeves. Hats feature garden hat plumes and feather banks. The empire revival is described as elongating the feminine figure toward greater height and slimness.
Faith and Hope Barbs Over Wedding Promise
Mayme questions why marry if love is absent. Maybelle replies she will love after marriage. He promises to shave his French beard on their wedding morning.
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Mayme
Maybelle
Umpire Declines Talk on People Rule Question
A nervous man, a baseball umpire, dismisses a patriot's query about whether the people should rule. He says he is prejudiced against the idea and offers no stance.
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Dr. Price
HF Blackwell
M A Snelland
Wm Gieselmann
Otto Hemmeland
Benj F Snell
H F Blackwall
M © Wilson
Henry Strachtmeyer
LH Wilson
ML Ryan
Oma Gordon
Frank A Hoefer
Horton
W Wright
Wantup
Kansas
L. E. Mark
Salome
Eaton, Crane & Pike
Louisine Berkshire Linen Fabric
Crane's
Grenadine
Crenshaw & Young
The
St. Louis Times
St. Louis, Mo
Catron
Taubman
Haerle
Wilson Brothers
Harle Building
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Memphis
ST. Joseph
Ee Pacific
A. S. Loomis
Lexington, MO
Iron Mountain
J. R. Wilmot
J. L, Peak
Missouri
Trave Manns
Aby Geen
Cate A Iti
Chas
W. Loomis
Bell & G
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