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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1920

Page

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Stranger Arrested in Robbery Case and Murders

A man arrived with a hat and a bag. a sheriff questioned him, searched him, and found $88 and diamonds. He was sent to Lexing ton and then Kansas City, where the chief of police was notified. Initially listed as wanted, he was later held as a suspect in a Kansas City hotel robbery and murders involving Sheriff Talbott and two deputies. The suspect was transported by Deputy Sheriff William P. Kelley, and the deceased’s survivor is Jamon Grady of Kansas City.

Lexington Kansas City Sherif Forsha Bailey Stone Depuy Sherif William P. Kelley Talbott Marshal ix Marshall Madik Jamon Grady

1919 Hunting Licenses Issued by County Clerk

In 1919 the County Clerk issued 1420 county hunting licenses 61 state licenses and 41 fishing licenses. County hunting and fishing licenses cost 1.00 each while the state license permitting both hunting and fishing statewide is 2.60.

Marital License Fragment Names Local Parties and Places

A disjointed OCR fragment lists several individuals and towns linked to a marriage license record. Names include Cha BH J Jude Lexington Selma Keraner Lexington Louk BH Tagtmeyer Alma, Anna M Tagtmeyer Alma Ren Brinkman Higginsme Mamie Stotsburg Waveey Wilton D Redwards Twtipana Emma B MacKinney Riggina Chas A Billingsley Columbus Rath A Amer Ontessa Wim M Parker Lexington Riva Points Conder Theo B Ridgeway Warrena ur g Marian G Novell Warrensburg.

Christian Science Lecture by Dr Tutt at Grand Mo

Free lecture on Christian Science by Dr John M Tutt SB of Kansas City Missouri member of the Christian Science Board of Lecturers of the First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Massachusetts will be Sunday January 4 at 8 p m at the Grand All are cordially invited

Dy. John M. Tutt Kansas City Chistian Science Board Fint Church of Christ Seentixt Boston Dom the Grand

Mir and Mia Wilson Travel Home to Orange California

Mir and Mia C. L. Wilson and two daughters had been visiting in the city and left Sunday evening for their home in Orange California.

Marriage of Leo Groves to Mia Walker in Atlanta

Leo Groves of Dover and Mia Walker of Atlanta wed in Atlanta on Sunday August 28 at 2 o clock. Groves, son of Mrs J L Groves, attended Wentworth Military Academy and the University of Missouri. He served abroad in World War II with a hospital unit under General Walker of Fort ton. A prominent Confederate veteran. They will reside in Fort Worth.

Leo 1 Dover Miavella Walker Atlanta Gts Sanday Ostenber J. L. Groves Wentworth Ry Military Academy University of Missouri Groves General Walker

London-Mo pair united in 1919 wedding at home

Mr. Harry Glasscock of London Mo and Miss Hackley daughter of Mr and Mrs Guonge W Hackley of ys verly Mo were married at noon on Wednesday December 1 1919 at the bride's home. Dr Pad H B Linn president of Central College Fayette Mo officiated. The bride was known locally and had studied at Central College Payette and taught in New London High School. The groom is a promising young farmer of New Ma and they will reside there.

Harry Glasscock He London Mise Hackley Avs Guonge W. Hackley Ysverly Pad H B. Linn Centrallege Fayette Ortral College Central College Payette New London Wroom Parmer New Ma Howe

Selma Toulse Kenner Wed to Groom at Kemner Home

Selma Toulse Kenner and the groom, both of this city, were married Wednesday afternoon in the Kemner home. Rev J C Bienbaum of Trinity Evangelical officiated. The groom is known locally and will reside at the Kemner farm with his bride.

Selma Toulse Kenner Huw Kemper J. C Bienbaum Trinity Evangelical Viyeeh Kemnor

Marriage Licenses Reported by County Officials

County records show 2910 marriage licenses issued with 47 couples wed by Judge No Wife, 01 by Clyde Wright, and others by Rev. Baxter Water, Rev J B Alexander, Rev Robt L Cowan, and Justice of the Peace Thos A Walker. Names listed reflect clergy and officiants across multiple ceremonies.

W.T. Wernwag County Recorner Ding Duatioe Ponce Clyde Wright Baxter Watera J. B. Alexander Robt. Lb Cowan Justice of the Peace Thos, A, Walker

Daniel Ruebel Converts Harber Shop in Lexinton

Daniel Ruebel, long time barber in Lexington, sells his shop on Boat Main to Mixwell Provisions. Ruebel recently suffered a stroke but is now improving, with his condition much better.

Daniel Ruebel Lexington Roevel

Change at Express Office In Ridgeway

Ridgeway announces a shift in local express service leadership as T BD replaces previous operator after Van Hook departed to become a traveling agent. Fidwalle of Bi, Voule, Meassumes duties ahead of the handover.

Ridgeway van Hook Fidwalle Voule Vans

Waverly Items Highlight Quiet Holidays and Funeral

Local notes from Waverly report Christmas visits by Mr and Mrs George Winters and Mr and Mrs Whitian Burnette, and several relatives from Oak Stows, St Louis, and Kansas City. Matt Dinwiddie, born 1848, died December 28 1910 in Versailles after lifelong illness. a long obituary notes his church and family ties. A wolf drive on Salt Fork Creek captured three wolves. many residents attended. Survivors include Mrs Laura Landrum, Mrs James Bridgewater, Mrs Charles Ward, and Mina Holle Dinwiddie. The item mentions travel of Mrs Denk region relatives and a typhoid-related delay for a visitor’s return trip.

Larkin Gomer Apent William Burnette Pitta Belle Dinwiddie St. Louis Matt Dinwiddie Lola Lewis Lathrope Mias Roberta Landrum Kansasity Tepoother Laura Dowhem Batelle Nannie Ay Sialnadheainedeenrn ‘Ater Raptiat Church Boen Decaturile Ris Brothers Indaw James Badgwater Clayton Landrum Jamia Bridgewater This City Mra Charies Ward Burlington Low Mina Bila Holle Dinwiddie

Unemo tional English Example From An Egyptian Native

A native of Egypt who spoke English poorly overstayed leave and wrote his chief that his absence was inqpossible. He claimed someone had removed his wife and that he was annoyed, illustrating imperfect, emotional English usage.

Egypt

Vera Mae Campbell Leaves for University of Chicago

Miss Vera Mae Campbell, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. KE B Campbell for the holidays, left this morning for Chicago to resume studies at the University of Chicago. Mrs Campbell accompanied her to Kansas City.

Vera Mae Campbell KE. B. Campbell Chicago University of Chicago Mrs. Campbell Kansas City

Mid Winter Opening At Chillicothe Business College

The big Mid Winter Opening occurs at the Chillicothe Business College next Monday January 5th. A better time to begin business telegraph or civil service courses could not be selected as new classes will be organized and many will enter Ady.

Chillicothe Business College

Global cotton land values rise from scattered estimates

The document tabulates cotton acreage and land values across regions. It estimates about 3 million acres in the United States worth roughly $2.5 billion, India with about 26 million acres near $2 billion, and Egypt at $750 per acre for their cotton land, with other regions averaging around $60 per acre for a total global valuation in the billions.

United States India Egypt Goverdieljsals Stantiaeties Goud Renee Ore

Mrs Shull family travels to California for winter

Mrs Jimmie Shull and her two daughters Louise and Virginia along with Ida and James left Sunday evening for California to upend the winter. Miss Jeasse Beullens returned Sunday evening to her studies at Chillicothe Business College after a Christmas visit with her father Frank B Beullens.

Jimmie Shull Louise Virginia Ida James California Jeasse Beullens Chillicothe Business College Frank B. Beullens

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Louk BH. Tagtmeyer Alma Anna M. Tagtmeyer Ren Brinkman Higghsme Mamie Stotsburg Waveey Wilton D. Redwards _Twtipana Emma B. MacKinney Riggina'te Wim. M. Parker Lexington Riva Points Conder Theo, B. Ridgeway Warrena Urg Marian G Novell Warrensburg Christian Science BRON Lexington Savings Bank Lexington, Misc Jeude Komner Wid Mis Cane Eer Bhaine Mira John & Johnson Gordoy Mind Miurvia Denk Regio Jotvaion Cena Bator Ind Bartels Vile Oklm Lalitant Cmd Lafayette County Trust Co Rome
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