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Obituary notes from Lexington Missouri detailing the death of Kate Harnett Barton buried in Machpelah Cemetery. It recounts her faith, family, and Christian devotion, plus brief notices of related Fackler and Packler family members and a Kansas City accident involving Frances Houston.
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Fir
Kate Harnett Barton
Imael B. Barton
PH Iguingville
Lke
Christ
Katy
Jesus
Mary Gales
Pueblo
Colorado
Saline County
George Fackler
Frances Houston
George Packler
Myra, Gaines
Kansas City
H.C. Creel
Episcopal Church
Lexington
Fackler
Virginia
Staunton
Missouri
George Packler Death St. Joseph Ex Confederates Soldier
George Packler, a former Confederate soldier aged 66, died at St. Joseph on January 27. His first wife was Miss Elizabeth Major. They raised a large family, all of whom have died except Mrs. C. P. Deatherage of Kansas City and Mrs. Cal Hija Megoitio of California.
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Mr. Packler
Susan J. Butler
Mayview
J. M. Withers
Samuel J. Drysdale
Lexington
Mr. Fackler
Quality Ridge
Waverly
Alton
Illinois
George Fackler
George Packler
St. Josoph
Alizabett Major
C. P. Deatherage
Kasse City
Cal. Hija Megoitio
California
Tribute to Neighbor Beaton Beowan Beanton in Obituary Tone
The statement honors the deceased Thomas J. Beaton who died January 8, 10038, praising his energy, integrity, and generosity. It lauds his justice and mercy, notes the loss to relatives and Camp No. 2255 Modern Woodmen of America, and expresses hopeful comfort through faith.
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Thomas J. Beaton
Beowen
Banton
Aullvillé
Moorehead Honored as Vice-President of Lumber Dealers
In Kansas City on Wednesday election of officers for the Southwestern Lumber Dealers Association, Gilit Moorehead of this city won the vice-president post amid strong opposition by a 4 to 1 vote.
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Kansan
Southwestern Lumber Dealers’ Association
Fe Tk Moorehead
Moorehead
Address on Jefferson Davis at U D C memorial
Dr Charles Manly opens with praise for Jefferson Davis, arguing the Confederacy arose from public discussion and legal process, not rebellion. He cites Davis’s life, service from West Point to Buena Vista and Senate, and his steadfastness, urging charity toward Confederate memory and honoring veterans with crosses of honor.
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Charles Manly
Jefferson Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate States
Ison
South
Spain
Samuel Davis
Washington
Kentucky
Mississippi
West” Point
Congress of the United States
Montery
Ayat
Buena Vista
United States Senate
Franklin Pierce
Senate
Confederacy
Tibe Bank
James
Jefferson Davin
Bowman
Sterling Price
Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Tony
Roy Fa Lier—Wiin
Robert Hi Lee
Fieni
Roark Promoted to Sefalin District Superintendency
Roark, age six ork, representing Metropolitan Insurance Company, has moved to Lexington and now heads the Sefalin district in Missouri. The appointment follows the company’s judgment that promotion benefits both Roark and the firm, with Roark traveling to New York for the superintendent conference and a ten day stay to begin the new role.
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Ork
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Lexington
Sefalin
Missouri
Roark
Asperall Uly
Roark Lef
New York
Oiey
Miter
Nie
Youtsey Confession Ties Bradley and Powers to Goebel Killing
The confession alleges a fixer plan to murder Governor Goebel to win an election. It links Acting Governor Taylor to dictating letters and promises of pardon and payment to James Howard. The account names W. S. Taylor Caleb Powers Join La Powers W H Cul ton and others in a January meeting outlining the plot.
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Harry Youtsey
William Goebel
Tullow
Dick” Combs
Mason Hoddersmith
Youtsey
Taylor
James Howard
Howard
Prinkfort
George Haker
Jan
Goebel
Office of the Register of the Land Once
W.S. Taylor
Caleb Powers
la. Powers
W. H.culton
Wharton Golden
W. J. Davidaio
Kinsel
Bradley
Powers
Criminal Court Docket and Grand Jury Notes
The February 1903 docket lists State cases including burglary and larceny with parole, assault to rape, forgery, and a murder first degree scheduled for grand jury review. Grand jury to meet February 18. petit jury to report February 12 at 9 o'clock. Local barber shop project described with silk moire ceiling, Scotch tapestry walls, and new fixtures by Winkler Furniture and Ed Brawner.
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Carrell Crumpley
Roy Sowers
Wm. Morris
Robert Barton
John Alford
Jesse Thorp
Forest Llewellyn
I. B. Moeller
State of Missori
Edward Ople
Moses Jones
Benjamin Mitchell
Shafisikomsen
Lillie Walton
Robert ©. Young
Lexington
Roach & Hii
M. Taub‘wan
Ed. Brawner
Winkler Furniture Company
Eagles' Smoker at Lexington Lodge Event
The Lexington chapter hosted its regular smoker on Wednesday night featuring a stylish elegan affair with a gala supper served by BE Flakker and members and their guests enjoying the evening.
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Lexington
Aerie
Biwles
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Mesp Barton
Graves
Mary Gains
Lexingtonians
Mr. Moorehead
U. D.C. Memorial
Mr. Bowman
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