W. Wile Leases Daily Advertiser in Lexington
Founder and editor S W Williams retires for ill health and leases plant to Ralph K Johnson and Harry Dunford, both Lexington figures, to run the Daily Advertiser including job printing. Also notes the death of Simon Riley near Lexington with survivors and Catholic church funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Williams
Daily Advertiser
Ralph K. Johnson
Harry Dunford
Lexington
Williams
Johnson
Intelligencer
Advertiser
Dunford
Lexington News
Brooks Bradley
Blackburn Era
Shooting in Colored Circles in a Family Brawl
Wm. Smith, a colored man, died Monday afternoon from a gunshot wound reportedly inflicted by his wife Addie Smith during a family brawl. An inquest was held Tuesday. the jury adjourned without a verdict to await further investigation.
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Wm. Smith
Addie Smitsi
Card of Thanks for Thomas Clark
We extend thanks to those who aided us during illness and death of Thomas Clark and for the beautiful floral offerings. John F. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Chanslor and family.
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Thomas Clark
John F. Clark
Jos
Chanslor and Family
Meyers McQuillen nuptials in Lexington office
George H. Myers and Miss Eunice McQuillen of Lexington wed Saturday afternoon in the probate judge S N Wilson’s office with the ceremony officiated by Judge Wilson.
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George H. Myers
Eunice McQuillen
Lexington
S. N. Wilson
Marriage Licenses Issued to Aversman Schnackenburg Myers McQuillen
Marriage licenses issued to Fred C. Aversman and Emma Schnackenburg, Waverly Speerise George H. Myers, and Eunice W. McQuillen in Lexington.
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Fred C. Aversman
Emma Schnackenburg
Waverly Speerise
Death of Thomas Clark in Highland Heights Hospital
Thomas Clark died Friday afternoon after leg amputation for blood poisoning at Highland Heights Hospital. He had been ill six weeks. Born in Ireland on April 23, 1833, he came to the United States as a boy. Survived by son John F. Clark of Chicago and daughter Mrs. Jos. Chancellor of this city. Funeral held at the Catholic church Sunday at 9 16 o'clock.
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Simon Riley
Lexington
Mr. Riley
County
Mayo
Ireland
America
Cecelia Henery
Gus Berglund
Kate Riley
John Riley
Mike Riley
Wellington
Frank Murphy
Kansas City
Thomas Clark
Highland Heights
John F. Clark
Chicago
Jos. Chanselor
Camden High School Granted First Class Status
Camden Lafayette County High School receives approval as a first class high school with full state education credit for all work completed at the school.
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Camden High School
Camden
Lafayette County
State Department of Education
Ford Motor Co Denies January Price Drop Rumor
The Ford Motor Co denies reports of a planned price reduction in January. The Robertson Motor Co received a telegram stating there is no basis for the rumors and Ford is not contemplating any price changes. The company asks local newspapers to pass along the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
Robertson Motor Co
Saut Family Visit From Topeka Kansas Arrives
Mr and Mrs Rodger Saut and their son Jewels Francis and Mr Saut s mother from Topeka Kansas are visiting here with Mr and Mrs L A Roy.
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Mrs. Rodger Saut
Jewels Francis
Mr. Saut
Topeka, Kans
Mrs
L. A. Roy
Missouri faces apportionment shake up in Congress
Missouri's congressional delegation remains undecided on passing a new apportionment bill this session. If enacted, Missouri could gain or lose seats depending on House size and redistricting rules, with Republican officials pushing protections for district boundaries and Democratic senators delaying action. The issue intertwines with state redistricting, political timing, and upcoming campaigns.
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Missouri
Congress
House
Delegates named for Farmers' Week at Columbia
The county court designates delegates to Farmers' Week at Columbia January 16 to 20, 1922. Delegates include Clay Laughlin and Aug Rodenberg from Odessa, Mrs W B Emison of Wellington, and others from Dover Davis Lexington Sunbar Waverly and Washington with several named individuals and towns listed.
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Columbia
Clay
C. D. Laughlin
Odessa
Aug. Rodenberg
Napoleon
W. B. Emison
Wellington
Dover
Phillip Walil
Frank Evans
Anna Windhausen
Corder
Davis
Chas. Schaeffer
John Tieman
Ernest Schulmann
Higginsville
Freda Brunsay
Edna Uphaus
Concordia
Lexington
M. A. Chambers
Rueben Kroeck
Jeff Wilson
Snnabar
S. T. MecCormack
Frank D. Brown
Raymond Herold
Bates City
Shelton returns from months abroad to home
J. C. Shelton arrived Friday evening after a several month visit with relatives in New York City, Virginia, and Jackson, Mississippi.
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J. C. Shelton
New York City
Virginia
Jackson, Miss
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LY Advertiser
Eunice W. McQuillen
The
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
Washington News
Capitol News Service
Veterans’ Bureau
Reed
Breckinridge Long
Stouis
Senate
C. L. Faust
Appropriations Committee
Hays
Faust
Tarkio
Savannah
W. L. Cole
Union
Republican State Committee
Daugherty
United States Court of Claims
Sam A. Baker
Bureau of Census
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Springfield
Joplin
Sedalia
Hannibal
Jefferson City
Moberly
Cape Girardeau
Carthage
Daniel L. Douglas
Douglas
Rose A. Stevens
St. Catherine
Post Office Department
Violet
Polk County
Bolivar
Ation
David M. Proctor
Chamber of Commerce
Morris Hotel
Proctor
Tia Chamber of Commerce
Henry C. Chiles
Wm. Aull, Jr
Elmer H. White
Lexington Chamber OF Commerce
Washington
M. E. Standfield
John Donaldson
N. J. Steelmann
Lambert
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