Lexington Notes and Local Notices Overview
Lexington items report visitors from Springfield and Sedalia, travel to relatives in Sedalia, and plans for home visits over holidays. Local ads promote patent remedies, livery services, a new Missouri Pacific Express entry, and business changes. A death near Lexington is noted, and a church session in St Louis is mentioned. Representative Cowherd pushes sale of the old federal building for Kansas City.
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Gilkeson
Hier
I. McCqlelland
Sedalia
M. V. L. Land
Mr. Sanders
Louisville
Mary Blackwell
Friends
Kansas City
W. J. Lang
Culgh. Goodwin
Hame
Marshall
James Robinson
Coffeyville
Kas
Mr. R
Joseph Chanslur
Tabler
Creeshaw & Young
James R. Moorehead
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church
George Wilson
Public Square
Main Street
Eleventh Street
Cowherd
Abe
Federal Building
Oler
Angel of Death
Ella Harrison Burden
John E. Burden
Old Society of the Christian Church of Lexington
Missouri Daughters Confederacy Incorporation Decree
A pro forma decree of incorporation grants the Missouri Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy corporate status from the Lafayette County circuit court. Petitioned by president Mrs A E Asuity, secretary Mrs F A Chase, and teacher Mrs R E Wilson, the decree details objects, membership rules, and chapter formation across Missouri.
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Hihs
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. E. Asuuty
FA. Chase
R. E. Wilson
Treakher
Missouri Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy
South
Confederate States
Practical Gifts for Men Folks This Christmas
A local store advertises overcoats and suits from five to twenty two dollars as ideal Father Brother or Son gifts. It lists Neckwear Suspenders Gloves Mufflers Shirts Handkerchiefs Umbrellas Canes Dress Suit Cases and more. Store promises exchange or money refunds and urges daily visits to save time and money.
Missouri division rules for United Daughters of the Confederacy
The document outlines eligibility for chapter formation in Missouri, including surviving lineal descendants and loyal supporters of the Confederate cause. It details charter fees, incorporation options, annual dues, voting rights, proxies, and the composition and powers of the Missouri division officers and executive committee.
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Navy
Missouri
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Christmas Gift List Offers Wide Variety of Bargains
A dusty catalog-style notice advertises many holiday items with prices, urging shoppers to buy now before stock runs out. Mittens gloves handkerchiefs garters pocket hooks toilet sets and linen goods appear with varied prices, plus wool shawls bed spreads blankets and socks. The tone appeals to frugality and broad selection.
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Elrma
Sapulr
ELON
Missouri division confederate badges seal and observances
Details on committee structure membership audits and reporting for the Missouri division including finance history and credentials committees. Membership certificates demits and badge designs. Observances for Jefferson Davis and Robert E Lee birthdays. Resolutions of respect for Ella Harrison Burden with condolence and publication wishes.
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Missouri
Missouri Division
Confederate States of America
United Daughters of the Confed
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States
Robert E. Lee
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