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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
2
A fragment notes a corporate or legal matter involving Mett and Jude Whe, with unclear roles and no clear outcome or dates. The readable text suggests a recalibration or revision action by a corporation, but specifics are missing.
The Lexington Intelligencer expresses optimism for 1910, praising Richard Kerens’s appointment and urging Lexington citizens to boost the town. It laments minimal newspaper issues that week, notes shorter pages, and calls for road improvements and humane treatment for mistreated horses. Senator Chauncey M. Depew’s re election bid is previewed amid political commentary.
Promoters of a Kansas City to St Louis electric line press forward despite local skepticism. R. M. White of the Mexico Ledger takes on a partner in the venture, adding his son L. M. White to the team as the project proceeds today.
The Ledger's influence endures after decades of effort while Gordon White is seen as ready to take the reins as proprietor. Missouri Pacific plans a larger Myrick depot, signaling ongoing investment despite light current passenger demand. The note also points to improvements for Trush town hill.
The INTELLIGENCER enters its fortieth year amid reflections on its two decades and a half of ownership by current managers. They credit improvements in plant facilities and location, aiming to produce a clean, live, readable newspaper and thanking readers for their patronage and encouragement.
Annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the company office at 9 a.m. Monday January 3 1910 to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business. G W Hyde President R B Berrie Secretary. 21-25 t2w
Stockholders of the Lexington Savings Bank will hold their annual meeting at the bank premises on Wednesday January 12 1910 at nine o'clock in the morning to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact such other business as may come before the meeting Walter B Waddell President Lee Wallace Secretary
The annual meeting of Traders Bank of Lexington Missouri stockholders will be held in the banking room January 3 1910 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. W G McCausland presiding J G Crenshaw secretary to conduct business and elect directors for the ensuing year.
320 acre tract and 104 acre tract south of Lexington on Warrensburg road. Belongs to the estate of the late Joseph F. Smith. Executor L R Smith, 608 Bryant Building, Kansas City. Sale details follow with the Warrensburg road vicinity and farm offerings.
Oil prospectors in 1901 stumble onto vast coal mountains near Bering River in Southern Alaska. Indians and squawmen guide them into glaciers revealing tilted rock masses up to four thousand feet high and five to fifty feet thick. Lawmakers delayed by unsurveyed lands hinder attempts to claim the government coal.
James Horn went to Kansas City yesterday to spend the day. T. A. Campbell went to Sedalia Thursday morning on business. Mr and Miss William Seeman of Luryd, ones, returned home yesterday. Dr and Mrs Al Weber, whom they have been visiting, accompanied them as far as Kansas City.
A dated testimonial telegraphs how Peruna cured sensory loss and head noises, claiming smell and hearing returned after following the medicine's directions. The note mentions Mrs A L Weteel of Terre Haute and a Washington DC address, urging readers to obtain Peruna tablets or the 1910 Almanac.
A notice announces letters of administration on the estate of Borf econsed granted to HiCKLIN administrator. The guardian court directs creditors to file claims within one year for allowance to administer. If not exhibited within two years, the claim is barred.
Miss Cliffie Dillingham returned Thursday evening from a visit in Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ludwigs went to Wellington Thursday evening for a short visit. Charles Creasy of Odessa was in Lexington yesterday on business. Mrs. R. M. Cleary of Little Rock Arkansas is visiting at the home of B. T. Bogard.
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