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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1914

Page

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Redpath Vawter System chosen for next Chautauqua season

The local Chautauqua Association contracted with the Redpath Vawter System for next summer, placing Lexington in a circuit with Richmond Marshall Odessa and Warrensburg. Sufficient ticket subscriptions assure the guarantee and the choice is touted as more satisfactory than other local providers. Drowned in Summit Mine Pond. Louis Quarte Sr. six, drowned. Frank Giarde eight rescued. Funeral Sunday at the Catholic church. Various local visits and social notes follow. Grand Jury Report for December 1914 details inspections of poor farm court rooms county offices and jail with several recommendations. Diana Starke burial arrangements announced. Civil service exam planned for Odessa and Lexington January 9 1915 for rural carrier vacancies. Mr. and Mrs. William Aull Sr. visit Kansas City.

Chatauqua Association Chautauqqua Chautauqua Managers Association Lexington Richmond Marshall Odessa Warrensburg Summit Mine Louis Quarte, Sr Frank Giarde Louis Quarte Geo. B. Cur Grand Jury Criminal Court of Lafayette County Grand Ldies Ais United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D.C

Judging Contests In M A Short Courses

The second term at the University of Missouri opens January 4 1915 with a coin judging contest under the Missouri State Growers Association. Medals and certificates will reward top scores in stock judging horses cattle hogs and sheep. Special courses cover poultry creamery work and more.

University of Missouri Missouri State Comm Growers Association St. Louis P. M. Brandt

Mollenkam couple in Higginsville Sunday outing

Mr and Mrs Ed Mollenkam spent Sunday in Higginsville for a quiet family excursion with locals noting a pleasant day and conversation.

Ed Mollenkam Higginsville

Lexington Tag Day Raises Funds for the Poor

Lexington women organized a tag day drive and collected 198 dollars 55 cents to aid the citys poor and destitute, with an earlier note of 138 dollars 25 cents raised in related efforts.

Lexington

Marriage Licenses Issued in Concordia Area

Marriage licenses have been issued to Martin Sanders Mayview Laura E Schmuts Mayview Eugenia Westerhouse Concordia Lawrence A Ritter Higginsville Helen Froeschle Higginsville Edwin H Oetting Concordia Emma Tagtmeyer Concordia Herman Pregge Concordia Lydia A C Meyer Concordia

Martin Sanders Mayview Laura E. Schmuts Lawrence A. Ritter Higginsville Helen Froeschle Edwin H. Oetting Concordia Emma Tagtmeyer Herman Pregge Lydia A.C. Meyer

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