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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1906
Page
1
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Bartey and details of her family, highlighting surviving children Willie, Henry, Oberle, and Miss Cinera, with residences in Lak, Wyoming, Lexington, and MeBio. Funeral arrangements include a service in Lexington and memories of her charitable work with the Mimwment Association.
The widow of Morar, Melter Ultered, died near Poloak and was born in Linon Germany February. She lived in Lexington with Joaven and Mina Linta of Kansas City and William near pile city. Funeral services were held at a Catholic church and burial followed at the Luteriedt cemetery.
Mrs Wetah Tied Ab, age unknown, died at her son's home in Bela Kanana on January 1. The burial was held in Menpelsh cemetery after services. Mrs Welt formerly lived near Power and had been married years ago. The obituary notes her husband died earlier and that she had lived with her son in the final period of life.
Fragmentary obituary notes mention individuals and places such as Waverly Hive, Rahway, and Mary Critivhy. The text references ages and dates in a garbled form, with unclear relationships and events. Further readable context is needed to identify the deceased and precise details.
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock Gearys Guinan died after a sudden illness. Friends and neighbors recall his kindness and service to the community. Funeral arrangements are pending at Geary’s family home.
Mire Nanay Vivion was joined by family and friends Monday evening to honor her, with Holly and Oud Anwore hosting in the dining room. Gladys Winn and Mr. Dw Te led the event as guests arrived and shared well wishes.
A fragment notes a Wednesday afternoon event at a home in Minot with about forty friends present. Attendees include Mia J I, Wino, and Min Nancy Mustog. A luncheon was served, and Con EHaM was mentioned in connection with the event.
Fragmentary report covers a Saturday afternoon ceremony at Hor hoe of Boulh wipeek iy bond. Local figures Ward of Medolia and Me G0 of Niowell appear in hazy recounting with references to UU ENN and Machpoleb'a Dead for 1008. Names like Wathen and Owen surface in unclear context with county ties and possible vows.
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Ovath of Harey Cyeve in El Naan and mentions individuals named Harry Cyeve and Veank Hiewart. The text references a man named Toemer and a place called Manian Oty, with unclear surrounding details and dates due to garbled OCR.
A fragment reports a change of date for a railroad event and notes the opera house location and city side seating. Details are unclear but indicate a rescheduled appearance or performance with local transit or venue involvement. The text references Manep Hy Wow and ShaNYes ambiguously as entities or names tied to the event.
Lexington society page reports a chaotic, fragmentary event with meetings and speeches including figures from Wentworth Academy and local industry. Amid the crowd, engagements and local announcements surface, detailing social expectations and community ties while a sense of unrest lingers.
Fragmentary item reports a trial in Kentucky for Senator Stone and attorney details. It mentions Tuesday and Monday court sessions, a refusal of Stone’s attorney, a payment of costs, and references to a local paper. Names and specifics are garbled, making precise facts uncertain.
Fragmentary notice notes a pending Supreme Court appeal and a death from paralysis at a home. It mentions Mary Browke and Oty Gatto, plus names like Bray and Myra, with unclear events dated Thursday night and Friday morning in an undefined town.
County court records show transfer orders and appointments including Joseph N. Mitchell as overseer of county farm from March 1, 1906 to March 1907, and a petition involving A Bishop et al. The obituary pays tribute to Mrs. White of Montgomery county born July 10, 184? died December 20, 1904, highlighting family ties and religious affiliation.
Kingktoot Tribe No 107 Imp'd O R M held a Wednesday night session naming officers and representatives to the Grand Council. Key figures include Prophet Cahill Sacher A King Seotor Sapgamore Junior Sagamore O Malley Colitog O of K Gavin K of Wampum Jas N Price Trustee A King and J J Carroll Thomas Wedge Peter Malls.
Higginsville area residents and visitors are listed in a flowing social note. names include Janos Higginsville McDaniel Ox Winn Smith Caldwell Sydior Byrd Eppa, Epps Wat Tagears Kangas Oly, Klinge Shackelford Stark Warronebarg, Coz Harwood Harwood Dysnet Tigwiesville White Arhworth, Kennerly Louis Harwood Cather Bertrand VanAnglen, Studhiter Bush Koepmeyer Peepied Slusher Jackson Brays, and many others in casual visits, church events, and holiday trips around Kansas City and nearby towns.
A damaged advertisement fragment warns readers about a dubious life insurance offer. It cites a postal card invitation promising a weekly payment of 25 and a $200 lump sum, urging swift response and noting the plan appears to be a risky, low-rate policy. The notice references a theater event for Dora Thorge at the New Grand, with unclear connection to the scam warning.
A discussion of agricultural journalism praises The Farmer and Stockman published in Kansas City Missouri for its wide reach. It notes a robust readership of farmers and breeders and urges support for disseminating modern farming methods through such publications.
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