County Court Progs Alters Taxes And Road Orders
County court held busy sessions at Weington transacting important business. Jurors for February term of the criminal court at Lexington named for various townships. Abatements approved for 1901 and 1902 taxes on multiple lots and estates. Road district matters include bridge work, new road assessment in Washington township, and railroad crossing reconstruction with O A connections. H Sinauer opens new clothing store quarters in Lexington with praise for 25 years in business.
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Lexington
Olsy Township
Thomas Mormy
Arnold Oberhelman
Geo. W. Stewart
Iddleton
A. A. Jones
Ty W. B. Newlin
James Barnett
B. L. “Groom
David Rumbaugh
Washington
Thomas W. Staley
Wie Weaver
J. L. Yancey
Higginsyilin
May Township
KR. EK. Gillespie
Samuel Howe
Joseph Grimes
Davis
Herman Veith
J. S. Belt
Ernest H. Homouth
Dayer
D. A. Slasher
W. A. Anderson
C. J. Atterberry
Tézington
George Callaway
Geo. Wankford
C. H. Neer
Middleton
NG. Nelderjohn
Jackie Tavis
Julius Wilson
Wabington
J. 8. Vickers
W. Scott Downs
Wilson
Freedom
W. B. Benton
P. Phillips
Roepe
O. W. Wayman
Thos. W. Gott
Vincent Gilland
Y. Ford
James Laughlin
Wm. Gibson
Washington Township
W. E H. Phillips
W. L. Holman
James H. Cather
Lafayette
Johnson County
W. W. Downing
Alex
Deloy
Corder
W. Becket
Pedrot
Jims
H. Sinaver
Philip Keller
Missouri
Henry Sinauer
Lerington
Niemncer
Sinawer
Obituary Notice for Mrs Mary McFadin near Lexington Fray
Mrs Mary McFadin aged about 61 died at her home near Lexington Frify on January 3 after pneumonia caught from Christmas. Wife of Foro McFadin she leaves a husband two children and a granddaughter. A sister of the deceased and many Marshall friends mourn her loss. Daughter of the late Daniel Dowell she was widely known in the county. Her son has served in the Philippines for a year.
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McFadin
J. M. Roberta
Mary McFadin
Lexington
Frify
Foro McFadin
Philippines
Daniel E Dowell
County
Tus
Marshall
M. Robe
Pal
Confed erate Uline Honors At Atranvenens Event
The home chapter of the O B D O of Missouri plans to award 182 emblems crafted from brass taken from the Confederate cannon. The ceremony marks a significant event in the home chapter’s history. Miss Pearl Bay departed for St Joseph yesterday morning. Mr May Haley traveled from Omaha to visit Mrs Gillen in Lincoln.
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Monttii
O. BD. O
Missouri
Pearl Bay
St. Joseph
Missouri Governor Dockery Reflects on Year in Office
In a wide-ranging interview Missouri Governor A. M. Dockery defends the first year of his administration. He cites a sound treasury, ample revenues to fund new and existing institutions, and reduced bonded debt. He praises beer tax reforms, franchise taxation, arbitration, and major education funding while touting honest budgeting and strong state credit.
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Missouri
A. M. Dockery
Ine
State Board of
State Board of Arbitration
State Board of Equals
Zatkia
Uniion
Republic
Lafayette County Taxable Wealth by Township and Total
Assessor Marquis completes the 1 June 101 real estate totals 5 397 205 acres valued at 5 397 205. Town lots 7502 valued 1 482 830 and a county total real estate of 63 340 045. Personal assessments by township show horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, money and bonds, and all other personal, with grand county totals: real estate plus personal property valued at 9 573 BM.
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Marquis
Lafayette County
Mae
Jenteta
Doveh
Thorses
Change in Management at Missouri Cottee and Spice
Max Burger a Kansas City expert tank accountant with endorsements from leading bankers and businessmen has been in Lexington a day or two settling Missouri Cottee & Spice. His two sons George and William L have assumed charges of the business. H A Bawards of Chicago, inspector of free rural delivery routes, went to Nelo Bio Thursday following a Lexingen visit.
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Max Burger
Kansas City
Jackson County
Lexington
Missouri Cottee & Spice Company
Burger
Mex George
William L
Convera
H. A. Bawards
Chicago
Nelo
Bio
Thuradey
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J. B. Beattie
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