Death of Mrs Susie Monroe in India Oklahoma
Mrs Susie Monroe wife of James Monroe died in India Oklahoma at 2 p m Monday after weeks with typhoid fever She was 29 a daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Louderback a prominent family She leaves a child Lurline and was a Baptist church member Funeral services were at the Methodist church in India conducted by Rev Youngblood of Tulsa The community offers sympathy to the grief stricken husband and relatives
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Indla
Oklahoma
Lafayette County
Louderback
Susie Monroe
James Monroe
J. M. Louderback
Lurline
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
India
Youngblood
Tulsa
Pathe Freres dominance in moving pictures described
The article praises Pathe Freres for their global reach with ten acres of plants in Paris and suburban studios, employing over 2,000 and producing films daily. It notes leading French dramatists, a 100+ member stock company, and stars like Le Bargy and Lambert while claiming Pathe leads in film production, art films, and the color process.
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Pathe
Evening Star
Lexington Theatre
Pathe Freres
Pathe Brothers
Paris
Joinville-le-pont
Montrevil-soux Bois
Vincennes
Tenri . Lavedan
Jules Sanden
Jules Lemaire
Academie Praneitise
Jules Mary
Edmond Guerault
Victorien Sardon
Alexandre Dumas
Victor Hugo
Alphonse Dwnndet
Tienore de Balzac
Messrs. le Bargy
Albert Lambert
Henri Krauss
Silvain
Severin
Max Dearly
Monnét-Sully
Miles
Aimy
Tessandier
Barat
Robinne
Faillade
Cecil Sorel
Bartel
Megard
Geniat
Eugenie Nau
Catherine Fontenay
Tronban
Evening Star Theatre
Moving Picture Theatre
Uncalled Mail Advertised at Lexington Post Office
A December 11 1909 notice lists uncalled letters at the Lexington post office and items of local news. Names include Sanford Brooks Metilda Brown Mrs H G Campbell Mike Davis Mrs T J Duling Mrs Emma Grine John Hartin Robe Knox Eulalie Lascetti Mrs Alice Miller Mrs Mardis Morris Chas J Andrew Sammons Bud Stevens Frank Springer Mrs James L Smith Mary Emma Workops plus several others. Also notes George W Smith and wife silver wedding planned for December 25 at their southeast town home and various local happenings in Mayview Higginsville and surrounding areas.
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Sanford Brooks
Metilda Brown
H. G. Campbell
Mike Davis
T. J. Duling
Emma Grine
John Hartin
Robe Knox
Eulalie Lascetti
Alice Miller
Mardis Morris
Chas
J. Andrew Sammons
Bud Stevens
Frank Springer
James L. Smith
Mary Emma Workops
Nola Gables
Ella Humphrey
Arthur Kirtley
M. P. Mitchell
Geo, Nichols
Delia Crowder
Traders Bank stockholders meeting in Lexington Mo
The annual meeting of Traders Bank stockholders in Lexington Missouri will elect directors for the ensuing year and transact such business as may come before the meeting. It will be held in the banking room on Monday January 3 1910 from ten o’clock in the forenoon to two o’clock in the afternoon. Diamond rings from six to two hundred dollars at A Egle.
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Ike Noyes
Wellington
J. F. Forster
Baby
Higginsville
Mike Gavin
Corder
H. W. Anderson
Academy
Ironton
Missouri
New York
St. Petersburg
Y. M. GC
A. Henry Kiefer
Kansas City
R. P. Berry
J. R. Wilmot
Traders Bank of
Lexington
Trader's Bank
Medical Society Officers Elected in Migginsville
The Lafayette County Medical Society met in Migginsville Tuesday and elected officers: Dr. John A. Mann of Wellington as president, Dr. T. A. McLennan of Hugginsville as first vice president, Dr. J. A. Sehneider of Concordia as second vice president, Dr. T. A. Howler of Higginsville as secretary and treasurer, and Dr. J. G. W. Fischer of Alma as reporter.
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Lafayette County Medical Society
Migginsville
John A. Mann
Wellington
T. A. McLennan
Hugginsville
J. A. Sehneider
Concordia
T. A. Howler
Higginsville
J. G. W. Fischer
Alma
Lexington Savings Bank stockholders meet January 12 1910
The stockholders of the Lexington Savings Bank will hold their annual meeting at the banking house on Wednesday the 12th day of January 1910 at nine o'clock a.m. for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Walter B. Waddell, Pres. F. Lee Wallace, Lee,
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Lexington Savings Bank
Said Bank
Marriage Licenses and a Sunday Wedding in Christian Parsonage
The register lists licenses issued for Edward Wide and Elizabeth Bertz both of Lexington, Neve SiMe and Corder, Grave Lingley and Henry F. W. Meyer, Higginsville, plus Emma Hader of Higginsville and Jas J Enyart of Lexington and Fairy Belle Mullinix of Lexington. Mr Enyart and Miss Mullinix wed Sunday at seven pm at the Christian parsonage, performed by Rev R B Briney.
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Edward Wide
Lexington
Elizabeth Bertz
Corder
Grave Lingley
Henry F. W. Meyer
Higginsville
Emma Hader
Jas
J. Enyart
Fairy Belle Mullinix
Enyart
Miss Mullinex
Christian Parsonage
R. B. Briney
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T. Ly, Jr
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Ile
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Ash Davis
John Hackley
John Ewing
Minnie Barnet
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