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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
4
Local notice marks a weekly publication schedule with Saturday timing and a subscription price of one per year payable in advance. It specifies the Lexington Missouri Post Office as the collection or distribution point and notes multiple form of mail matters.
The notice lists candidates for the Democratic nomination subject to August primary or voter action. Names include Jobert Kuehls B8 for County Collector, C. L. Wilson for County Collector, Thomas A. Walker for Probate Judge, F. L. Kinkaid for County Collector, L. Glasscock for Clerk of the County Court, H. W. McNeal for Clerk of Court, J. W. Y. Danor for Clerk of the Chouit Court, P. W. Osbon for Judge of the County Court Western District, and C. A. Keith for Prosecuting Attorney, all subject to the August primary or voters.
A formal evening airs to decide the best man with final arrangements set for Monday night. The participants, guests, and officiators await the outcome as preparations conclude for the event.
Warvard claims victory in all three rowing races against Yale, sealing a strong day on the water. Spectators cheered as boats crossed the finish line in quick succession, showcasing Warvard's rowing depth and pace.
Senator Lorrimer of Illinois was not named to the committee probing Gore bribery and graft charges. Missouri papers heat up over political climate nationally and locally. August primaries and the fall election loom with little time remaining.
A mixed column notes editors facing breaks for fishing or reading, while Roosevelt-era politics hint at delays in recommendations. Concordia promises German hospitality for visitors. miners' strike continues amid local chatter. A revival in Lexington aims to unite denominations, with prior guests Brown and Curry praised. Notices cover travels, social visits, and infrastructure talks on the electric road line. Eden Seminary male quartet performs at the German church with modest admission.
Social notes report a Woodmen annual picnic at Chinn's Grove on a Saturday with all invited. Local residents visit Kansas City and Higginsville, with several guests stopping by to see friends and relatives. The Confederate reunion is announced for Oklahoma City July 6 7 and 8 by Chairman W H Ferrell.
A marriage license was issued to Camillus B. Waddell and Odessa Bertha M. Russell in Odessa.
Public sale of real estate in Missouri to satisfy a debt secured by a trust deed. The Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter in Township 50, Range 27, in Lafayette County, with a total estimated value of 1500 dollars, will be exposed for sale at the courthouse in Lexington between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on a stated day following due notice.
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