Masons Elect Officers at Lexington Lodge No 149
Lexington lodge No 149 A F and A M held its annual officer election naming W J Bandon Worshipful Master Marquis Senior Warden F Lea Wallace Junior Warden Yates Treasurer and others. Also notes death of Mrs Elizabeth Rutlege Royle wife of the late Jonathan Royle of Salt Lake City and oblique items from Missouri Farmers Week in Columbia scheduled January 10 to 18 1911 with an emphasis on livestock grain and a banquet.
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Masons
Lexington Lodge No. 149
W. J. Bandon
Elizabeth Rutlege Royle
Jonathan
Columbia
Missouri Farmers
Missouri State Board of Agriculture and Agriculture College
Dogen
Agricultural College
State Farm
Emil
Missouri
Lee
Death of County Resident Edgar Youngs at 87
Edgar Youngs an old and honored county citizen died Tuesday night at his home seven miles south of Aullville where he had lived about 60 years He was about 87 years old The funeral was held Thursday morning at Oak Grove church with Rev Thos M Cobb conducting the services
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Edgar Youngs
Aullville
Oak Grove Church
Thos. M. Cobb
Post Office Department Receipts and Services 1910 Figures
The 1910 post office total receipts reached 224 million with stamps and postal items contributing 202 million. Unpaid money orders over a year old totaled 743 thousand. paid out 599 thousand for uncashed orders after a year. Salaries exceeded 6 million. mail transport costs rose to 47 million plus related railway expenses. Rural delivery grew rapidly, while waterways and pneumatic tubes accounted for modest shares. A note from New York Sun discusses possible future expansion of second class mail. A Missouri bulletin titled Butchering Hogs on the Farm offers guidance on slaughter and curing meats, available by secretary T C Wilson.
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Post Office Department
Postal Savings Bank
Railway Post Office
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
T. OC. Wilson
Columbia
Missouri
Best Christmas foods and meats advertised locally
Barrel Krant items at C. L. Kenney's and Wright's offer fruit and cream chocolate from Allegretti, dressed poultry including turkeys geese ducks and chickens, and candied nuts at Wright's. Groceries and meats suit Christmas shopping with potatoes at 90 cents per bushel and phone contact 245 for J. C. Coffin.
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C. L. Kenney's
Hinesley's
Wright's
J. C. Coffin
C. L. Kenney’s
16Th
Franklin
Minnesota
Crops Worth Two Hundred Million in Missouri 1910
Missouri farm crops for 1910 total about 199.5 million dollars per T C Wilson secretary of the State Board of Agriculture. Corn hay forage wheat and oils are itemized with exact values and Lafayette County in the note. A separate line mentions stock goods and a monthly salary in Indianapolis.
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Missouri
T. C. Wilson
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Lafayette County
Unity Bldg
Indianapolis
Indiana
Roosevelt Book Offer Promises Wide Exhibition of Portraits
A Kansas City Journal promotion touts a lavish volume about Theodore Roosevelt with 490 pages, 100 illustrations, and 43 pages of engravings. It highlights travels in Africa and Europe, prints colored bindings, and claims extensive reading matter. Readers urged to send 1.60 to receive three months of The Daily and Sunday Journal. Offer expires December 1, 1910.
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Roosevelt Piothres
Daity and Sunday Journal
Alec Ae
Theodore noOow
Jungies
Afri
Hdpean Coustries
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, Mo
Promium
Rock Island
California
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Pacific Coast
G. S
Pentecost
Bryant
G. S. Pentecost
Bryant Bldg
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Pierce
M. D
Bufalo
N.Y
Lavalide’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Marquis
F Lea Wallace
Smaller
Yates
Ork
Crenshaw & Young
Lerr
T. Momend
Mayview
Lexington
Davis
Kansas
Enis
Joy A. Sehingsok
Dail
Vickie
Emerson
Iowa
Presh Dill
Picklew
C. IL
Kenney 'S
Taft
Dr.prices
Theodore
Roosevelt
Hia
Europe
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Golden Coast
Cal
Mediterranean
Pacific
Maritime
Alps
Golden State Limited
W. P. Cole Grocer
Main St
Charles F. Kinkead
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