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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1910

Page

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McGrew Wins Suit in Supreme Court Ruling

The Missouri Supreme Court sustained a $7,462.43 judgment for J C McGrew Sr in a case against Missouri Pacific arising from freight rate discrimination between short and long hauls. Judge Hall cited common law limits on extortionate rates and a statutory short haul rule, upholding the earlier circuit court decision.

Supreme Court Supreme Court of Missouri J. C. McGrew, Sr Missouri Pacific Railroad Circuit Court Alexander Graves Hall

Fourth of July Rates via Mo and Iron Mountain

Tickets on sale July 9 for a round trip fare of one and one third. Good returning until July 8. Brief local notices include Join M Seiter in Kansas City on business. W H Chiles in Waverly on legal matters. Lyons returned from Higginsville. Mrs Mary Ellen Brooks and Misses Kin cade visited Independence. Mrs J B Davis and three daughters from St Louis arrived to visit Mary A Gordon. W V Curtis sold a farm seven miles southwest of town to Lone Heimer.

Mo. Pas Iron Mountain M. Seiter Kansas City W. H. Chiles Waverly Kles Lyons Higginsville Mary Ellen Brooks Sedalia Mattie Susie Kincade Loni Heimer Ner Con

Will Close Fourth Agreement to Close at 10 A.M.

The undersigned agree to close at 10 a.m. on the Fourth and remain closed until Tuesday morning. Signatories include J. R. Wilmot, Jos L. Long, W. P. Cole, E. G. Loomis, B. F. Eaton, N. E. Baskett, C. L. Keeney, F. Morath, BE, B. Campbell, W. J. C. Bour, Sol Mike, Standard Oil Company, C. W. Hicklin, D. Albert, Frank Bookata, Tony Joseph, Geo, M. Long, Geo. Nasser, Zach Wright & Sons, Don Baron, EB, B. Vaughan, Jno. Seiter.

J. R. Wilmot Jos. L. Long W. P. Cole E.G. Loomis B. F. Eaton N. E. Baskett C. L. Kearney F. Morath B. Campbell W. J. C. Bour Sol Mike Standard Oil Company C. W. Hicklin D. Albert Frank Bookata Tony Joseph Geo M. Long Nasser Zach W. Wright & Sons Don Baron B. Vaughan Jno. Seiter

Albert Fegert Appointed Assistant Postmaster

Jno Taubman, recently appointed postmaster, announced the appointment of Albert Fegert as assistant. Fegert is well known in Lexington for ties to Winkler Furnitory Company and is praised as intelligent, courteous, ambitious, and faithful. The selection reflects well on Taubman and Fegert.

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Fourth of July closure and local court actions

Closed for the Fourth. This store will stay shut all day Monday July 4. Wilson-Fredendall D. G. Co. Sherii Wl 8, Peacocls heading to Concordia Wednesday morning. Mrs Fannie Sawyer returned Tuesday evening from Independence. At preliminary hearing before Squire Whitsett Thursday Dan Williams alias Crappy Dan, arrested Sunday by Marshal Price for stealing chickens, bound over to October term of criminal court. Sheriff W. S. Peacork went to Jefferson City Thursday to place John Sherman in state penitentiary, Sherman pled and life sentence reduced by Judge Rich.

Sherii Concordia Fannie Sawyer Independence Squire Whitsett Tursday Dan Williams Crappy Dan Marshal Price Peacork Jefferson City John Sherman State Penitentiary Sherman Rich

Taubman Appointed Lexington Postmaster Amid Rejoicing

John K. Taubman received official notice on Monday of his appointment as postmaster of Lexington. He will assume duties after qualifying, supported by a civil service staff. The four year term carries a $2400 annual salary, and local friends anticipate efficient public service with no cause for complaint.

John K. Taubman Lexington Taubman Eivil Service Aps Pointent

Brick Company Growing Plans Expanded Brick Plant

I B Keller returned Wednesday night from a trip to St Louis and Eastern Illinois in the interest of the Lexington Triumph Press Brick Company. He studied brick making methods and purchased a full outfit of machinery for stiff pressed brick and tile making. The equipment will be shipped at once and installed at their yard with a new dry press, aiming to make the plant one of the best equipped in the region.

I. B. Keller St. Louis Ilinois Lexington — Triumph Press Brick Company

Chicken Thief Caught in Local Scoutings and Travels

Marshal das N Price went to Kansas City Sunday with Jim Willits to retort thefts of chickens. EB N Hopkings visited Kitna City Wednesday to spend Mr. and Mrs. Jalna Merrixon’s days. Miss Lela Young, Mrs. Clara Costellon, Miss Florence Greiser, and Miss Lucile Greiser all traveled to Kansas City Wednesday to visit relatives and friends in Omaha and Montgomery area. Various residents, including Eva Frick, Jennie Vaughan, Dora Carter, and J R Ryland, journeyed to see kin or attend visits.

Kitna City Weidneslay Jalna Merrixon Kansas City Wednesley Lela Young Clara Costellon Florence Greiser Lucile Greiser Omaha Nebraska Eva Frick Jennie Vaughan Dora Carter

Notice to Denke by Lexington City School Board

The Lexington MI city school board warns Denke regarding plans to raise funds for child relief and deposit matters. Local residents AF Winkler Mrs K Terglund and daughter Josie, and son Robert, visited Kansas City for a few days. O A Rex returned from a Kansan City trip. Mrs Thomas Swinney and Mrs F E Bollin left for Chicago after inviting William Peachy’s family. Mrs T B Crenshaw and two children Brandford and Martha returned to Kansas City after visiting relatives. Misses Inez and Ida Belle Walker went to Higginsville Wednesday evening.

K. Terglund Josie Robert Kansas City O. A. Rex Kansan City Thomas Swinney F. E. Bollin Chicago William Peachy T. B. Crenshaw Brandford Martha Inez Ida Belle Walker Higginsville La‘tives

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J.C. McGrew Henry Chiles Harvard Mr. Chiles Lexington High School William Jewell College William FH. Chiles Curtis Noever Boyd Curtis Elizabeth Noever East South Street R. T. Mansfield the Baptist Church Hugh Shelby Lucy Neever Willa Curtis Mr. Curtis W. V. Curtis Mrs. Curtis Corder Lee Martin Esther Boylan K. P. Kramer Claude la Deis Mokane Lena Kolster Near Hodge C. J. Frerking Joe Greer, Jr Warenton Eta Ewell Marshall Louis Peeples Wayne Redding Annie Willard Mollie Armen Trout L. W. Roth Roth Wilson Wesley Ostermeyer Mayview S. M. Reynolds W. B. Harris Dave Prosser Scott City Kansas Ewana Widd Sweet Springs B. E. Efter Laura , Freeland Larand Columbia Walter Sydnor Suday Marie Emma Jankin Tia Cite Bethel Whore Gordon Jackson Near Waverly D. G. Jackson J. T. Kolater Higns Dover Notes Phillip Wahl J. R. Plattenbure B. W. Vaughan Bony Gray J. Q. Plattenburg Ed Pawling Blackburn Dixie Corder Almain Margaret Zeyzing John Hodges F. L. Cox Byrd Hackley le Deis Spene Sallie Virgie Corbin Fred Bills St. L. Dysirt Christan Church Kennerly Ella McCuintie Neff J .Li Cal. Sandford Sellers Jr. M. Toul Kena City J. L. Golden Harry Blew Misa Mary Wilson Fayetteville Arkansas Clarence Vivien Houston Missouri Glover Branch Mexico Catherine Branch Walter Calloway Thomas Calloway James W. Miller North 8Th Street Capt Mrs. Todhunter Ryland Todlanter Greystone Park Katherine Emory Todhunter Randolph-Macon College Todhunter Hmary Todhunter Katherine Todhunter Neill Todhunter Donna Sixson Maryville Mary Goodson Carrollton Felix Young Lillian Fulkerson Pearlabet Fulkerson Helen Fulkerson Elizabeth Burton Lillian Burton Sarah Wingate Nick Hall Bettie Bell Albert Fegert Wilson-Fredendall D. G. Co Das N. Price Jim Willits Chigkins J. R. Ryland Montgomery Alabama D. A. Keith Charles A. Keith Lofasene Ielth Denke Edacation of Mic Pnildie Solund Winkler Soe
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