Lexington election candidates announced for April 7
A list of candidates seeks Lexington offices for the April 7 city election. THOMAS WALTON for Mayor. 4008 Pegert for City Treasurer. JOSEPE 66 CHINN for Police Judge. ALBERT EF. JAMES for Collector. W B Campbell for Collector. ALBERT WALK for Marshal. JAMES N PRICE for City Marshal. JOE TRIBBLE for City Assessor. JAMES DRUMMOND for Assessor. JOHN M PRIVE for City Attorney. JERRY SHINN for Councilman First Ward. A W ALLEN for Councilman Third Ward.
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Lexington
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Albert Walk
James N, Price
Joe Tribble
James Drummond
John M. Prive
Jerry Shinn
A. W. Allen
Vote for county supervision in Oklahoma election
The note discusses county supervision and local option as distinct concepts, mentions Oklahoma scoring on curbing bucket shops, a robin sighting in Chicago, and notes about the February 29 issue date. It references Governor Folk in New York and skate sharpeners sales in Lexington, with gratitude to recent subscribers amid a Missouri Pacific ticket rule.
Parading comparisons and mixed currents in Chillicothe
The piece notes ongoing civic tensions on Twentieth Street and a general parade tone in local life. It cites Henry Renterdshl critique of the navy, a schoolchild procession, and a Jim Crow car incident in Oklahoma. It also mentions Judge Fort exiting the gubernatorial race amid broad skepticism.
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Oklahoma
Judge Fort
Church and politics clash over influence in public life
The passage argues that both church and politics are necessary and beneficial yet warns that their entanglement harms both. It suggests that when religious institutions engage in politics or political bodies intrude into church affairs, the outcome is unhealthy and compromised.
Maiden speech marks new era for Oklahoma senator
Senator Owen of Oklahoma breaks precedent with an early maiden speech, contrasting with Senator Davis and prompting debate on right versus wrong. A Kansas City minister faces criticism for a sermon insulting working girls. The Christian church celebrates the installation of a two manual pipe organ powered by a water motor, praised by Rev. R. B. Briney as a sign of progress.
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Senator Owen
Oklahoma
Senator Davis
Kansas City
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Christian Church
Lexington
R. B. Briney
Local option elections amid new Missouri primary law
County and Lexington elections face uncertainty under the 1899 Revised Statutes. Section 8027 restricts county elections outside large cities from general election days or within 60 days of them. Cities 2500 and over follow the separate provision, complicating local option timing.
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Lexington
State of Mo vn and local option election validity
Henry Searcy discusses the Canton construction of local option rules for counties outside cities over 2500 and the impact of the 1907 primary law. He notes court differences, awaits competent court action, and concludes a county election before June would be valid while a city election between June and September is uncertain.
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Court of Appeals
Orrick Statement of the Financial Condition of the State Bank of Dover
A historical bank report from Missouri dated February 19, 1900, filed in Lafayette County. It lists resources including cash and deposits, bonds, and notes, with liabilities and capital stock and notarial attestations by H. L. Corbin and G. Corodos as cashier. The form records a balance between assets and liabilities and includes official signatories.
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Winn & Ewing Grocer Ad Offers Fruits and Travel Deals
Fragmented ad copy lists oranges bananas apples at Winn & Ewing with coffee, reduced rates to Hot Springs Arkansas, Mardi Gras in New Orleans, evaporated apples peaches prunes grapes and tomatoes. Mentions Jos L Long Cash Grocer and a broad appeal for fall information.
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Fire and Tornado Lads Align in Peces Matchup
In a joint event between Fire and Tornado teams Havang Grain faces Peces with coverage by W. V. Oras. Local sports scene notes players Guy and Country participate in the clash signaling a regional showcase.
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Tornado
Subscriptions Open for 2nd Series Shares
The Lexington Building Band Association begins February 16 to February 28 inviting applications for 100 shares of the 2nd series. Applicants pay a fee per entrance and the first month’s dues per share. A distribution by lot will occur on Monday, March 2. See officials for details.
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Lexingnon Building’ and Pan Association
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Fragmented debt notices and local ads from an old paper
An OCR fragment lists loans and bank notes, unpaid accounts, and bills with scattered figures. Includes mentions of a Building and Loan Association, share applications, and local grocers promoting goods and prices alongside embroidery and fruit preserves. May contain dates and names obscured by OCR.
Fragmented text yields an offered item mystery
A fragmentary line suggests a best offer deal matter but the full context is unreadable. No clear people places organizations or dates are identifiable from the readable portion.
Fragmented Local Notice Reads As Public Sale Alert
Fragmented OCR text notes a public sale event with sparse readable details. Officials and venue unnamed. The snippet implies actionable deadline or action but specifics are unclear from remaining lines.
Unclear fragment hints at political event
Fragmentary text references a political party and dates but lacks coherent details or identifiable names or places to form a factual card with distinct entities.
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