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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
1
A Lexington column argues for unity across parties to uphold democratic rights and curb factional control. It notes current debates in Washington, stresses merit should follow party principles, and calls for cleaner politics and civil discourse among citizens.
C. H. Wilcoxon, a noted launderman, was injured in an accident described as painful but not life threatening. Witnesses said he was hustling about the shop when a mishap occurred, yielding minor injuries and prompt medical attention.
Numerous short items cover travel, visits, sales, and social events in Corder, Lexington, and nearby towns. Persons like Fd Winn Webb Cole Charlie Cosher W. T. Starke W. J. Littlejohn and Rev. Gibson attendances. property deals, farm moves, and a dog bite incident. Funeral and lodge activities noted. candy pull at Hamers. theater film Ben Hur shown in town. several trips to Kansas City and Higginsville. includes car dealer setup in Lexington and local automobile show plans.
Western Coal and Mining Co to Gee Tulver land for 4800 dollars. J B Jones to TJ Colletin land for 2500 dollars. C A Jones to D G Jones land for 3200 dollars. Fo LL Boarderman to Louis Barnet land for 7500 dollars. PF M Lale to FE L Webb let for 2600 dollars. F B Bishop to D G Johns land for 3100 dollars. Tilden Craven to C G Ammes strong land for 45600 dollars. Samuel Bruckner to Dey B White land for 5600 dollars. C J Pragnan to Airman Kaulthoff land for 41200 dollars. Ierman A Schaepperkoetter to Henry A Schaepperkoetter land for 2200 dollars.
Stockholders of the Dexington Trumph Press Brick Company held their annual election Wednesday selecting G. W. Hyde as president T. M. Cobb as vice president R. J. Berrie as secretary and contractor H. Keller as yard manager Tra Keller as treasurer and office manager The company is a substantial Lexington industry and declares a satisfactory yearly dividend.
The Episcopal church invites attendance with services scheduled for Sunday at six o clock in the morning. The event emphasizes morning worship at the church.
The following uncalled letters were advertised at the Lexington post office on Saturday January 14, 1910. Walter Baker J A Bauer Peter Berdas Mrs Emma Brown Louis Fisher Miss Ally Mason Miss Norris Nowell Richardson Miss Mable Smith Frank Allen Edward Bradley Leroy Bennett George Fischer Mrs Jiumes Gibson Miss Gertie Glmore HH Hendricls Fannie Jackson Ruth Johnson J Katy Miss Viola Lynch Miss Jessie Mills Andrew Nelson Henry Peterson TH WL Perrine W M Shelby G W Steven James Smith Henry Wright Merchandise Miss Bonnie Perum Carl V W Klussmann Concordia Louise Mary Sehwanholdt Rebecca Churchill Higginsville Migginsville. Please call for these letters stating they were advertised. DELLA CROWDER Westmuster. Marriage licenses fuane Teen ds sted to Carl V W Klussmann.
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