Local pastor to lead Missouri home mission work
Dr. E C Gordon, twenty years pastor of the Presbyterian church in this city, elected secretary and treasurer of the Missouri Synod home mission work and to begin duties January 1, while remaining Lexington resident. Also notes death of Mrs. Elizabeth Rutlege Royle of Salt Lake City and various local notices and ads.
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E. C. Gordon
Presbyterian Church
The
Missouri Synod
Gordon
Lexington
Local Social Notes From Sedalia and Kansas City
Miss Ruby Jolly of Sedalia returned home Sunday after visiting Miss Irene Strameke for a week. Glasscock spent Monday in Winton. Mixwell Ruff of Kansas City, guest of Miss Nadine Keith, returned home Sunday. Prof. H. T. Phillips spent San aay Anitvite.
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Ruby Jolly
Sedalia
Irene Strameke
Glasscock
Winton
Mixwell Ruff
Kansas City
Nadine Keith
H. T. Phillips
Sanaay Anitvite
Wentworth Cadets Triumph Over Independence 30 to 25
In a rough season opener at the drill hall Wentworth defeated Independence High 30 to 25. Wentworth showed potential but needed better team play and court familiarity. Martin led Wentworth while Sermon, Bastian and Wallace starred for Independence as the game swung in the second half. A fair crowd, including twenty Central ladies, watched the close contest.
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Independence High
Wentworth
Independence High School
Martin
Lill
Nigg
Charlton
Sermon
Bastian
Wallace
Independence
Central
Death of Mrs. Robert Austin in Nevada Missouri
Mrs. Robert Austin died Monday at her home in Nevada Missouri. She was daughter of Mrs. H. Graves and sister of Mrs. William Shacklett, with brothers Ben Graves of Oak Grove and Ford Graves of Nevada, and sister Mrs. Belle Hughes of Kansas City. Funeral held in Nevada Friday afternoon. Also notes visits by Miss Mary Barley, Mrs. J. F. Winn, Miss Margaret Aull, and Mrs. Morace Ardinger. Christmas mail urged to mail early due to rail service delays and high mail volume.
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Robert Austin
Nevada
Missour
8. E. Graves
City
William Shacklett
Ben F. Graves
Oak Grove
Ford Graves
Belle Hughes
Kansas City
Mary Barley of
Corder
J. F. Winn
S Margaret Aull
Morace Ardinger
Louisiana
Maxim lab watchman dies in nitroglycerin disaster
An intoxicated night watchman at Maxim’s dynamite plant mixed nitroglycerin with fire starting by lighting shavings and kerosene. He poured contents from a can on the stove, believing one of two cans on the shelf was a harmless hallucination. A blast killed him. this anecdote appears in Adventure for January.
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Maxim
Castagnette
Hudson Maxim
The Life of Theodore Roosevelt Book Offer
A detailed advertisement for an illustrated life of Theodore Roosevelt. It promises early life, public career, Africa hunt, European travel, and American reception with hundreds of pictures. The bulky volume weighs with 406 pages, 100 illustrations, and cloth binding, with mail-order terms of $1.60 for the book and three months of The Daily and Sunday Journal.
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Europe
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Moosevelt
Roosevelt
Africa
Egypt
Italy
Germany
France
England
Sunday Journal
Theodore Rooseveu
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HewUrie
Imat
Diapesaury Medicyl Association
Eer Pres
Butielo
N.Y
Dr. Gordon
Elizabeth Rutlege Royle
Jonathan C. Royle
Salt Lake City
Royle
D. F. Conrad
Togo
Bucklen
Crenshaw & Young
Ben Gratz
Ryland Todhunter
Higginsville
Mary Glasscock
Jon Gratz
New York
Banks
Dr. King
A. Schingeck
Elm St
Buffalo
Lee Davin
Victor, Colorado
Davis
Tilton Davis
Guy Morrison
John Morrison
Lester Hopkins
R. C. Carter
Slater
J. C. McGrew, Jr
B. T. Payne
T. W. Walker
John T. Majors
Aultville
Emerson
Iowa
Bay Rate
Bimerson Gtanes
Castoria
Ecole Pap Lmi T
Chariton
R. F. Martin c. Sunderland
G. Randolph
R. G
R. F. Ise
R.f. Wallace c
Kelly L. A. Roberta
Smithr
McCoy
Ristine
Rockwood
Day
Sexton
Labroad
E. L. Moreton
Hix Bros
Prof. Chancer
Colzm Ia Unie
Dr.price
Golden State Limited
Chicago
St. Louis
American Continent
California
Pacific
St. Joseph
Omaha
Pacific Coast
W. P. Cole Grocer
Main St
J. E. Tucker
McGrew
Kenney’s
16Th
Franklin
Reubel & Warner
L. Kenney ’S
Gelzer's
Phome
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