Howe Callaway road case reaches Kansas City Court of Appeals
The Howe vs Callaway suit over altering a county road was affirmed by the Court of Appeals in Kansas City. Judge Davis held Circuit Court lacked appellate jurisdiction over administrative county court actions. Blackwell & Son and Willian A. Chiles represented the parties. Also listed are jurors drawn for the August circuit term at Lexington and contract Let for a new county infirmary won by Charles Paulson of Richmond, Mo for 11410. A Higginsville mill fire destroyed by lamp caused major losses. rebuild planned with insurance totals and stock loss disclosed.
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Robert M Howe
Jay W. Callaway
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Howe
Davis
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Blackwell & Son
Willian A. Chiles
Callaway
Higginsville
Vale
A. BE
Letter List at Lexington Post Office 1906 Notice
The following letters remain unclaimed at the Lexington Missouri post office as of July 30 1906. Maude Adwiring W P Browning John Butler Harrison Curry Mrs Louisidte Mrs Mincie Bord Othel Hoar Wilbur Irwin Andrew Little Jefferson FB Meyers Mra Harry J L Melnard Dixie Powell C O Packer Andyt on Mra Mary Schulz Horace Walkenhorst F N Willa J Wilboro They were advertised when called for. Acting postmaster for Soriettus.
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Lexington
Maude Adwiring
W. P Browning
John Butler
Harrison Curry
Louisidte
Mincie Bord
Othel Hoar
Wilbur Irwin
Andrew Little
Jefferson
Meyers
Mra
Harry JL. Melnard
Dixie Powell
C. O Packer
Andy §Ton
Mary Schulz
Horace W. Walkenhorst
F. N. Willa
J. Wilboro
del Caownpsar
Soriettus
Gratitude for support after husband’s death
I express heartfelt thanks to friends who gave srélatanes and sympathy following the death of my husband. Special thanks go to members of the Maronio and Odd Fellows for their kind ministries during this shock.
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Maronio
Odd Fellows
Phejr
Keep off the Grass and City Yard Improvements
The County Court ordered signs to deter loafing, trespassing, and horse hitching in the courthouse yard. The sheriff must enforce it as Lexington beautifies the city with a new wall, terrace yard, and fresh paint. A saloon license list is given for several towns. The Lexington Gun Club hosted a top target tournament, with winners across ten events. A three day event is planned for September, including a live birds day.
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Court House Yard
Lexington
Wilmot
Shacklent
Sturgis
Denton
Gagley
Taubman
Shacklet
Pollard
Cagley
Nilmoe Yad
Bedford Ach
Dention
Swerteish
Sludber
Sturgisd
Shacklets
Shacklety Lat
Wilmoth
John Slurber
Gillen
Swartz
Jobo Slosher
Shacklett
Carl Hays
Buddemeyer
Ramsey
John Slasher
Swarts
Ludwigs
Ratsey
Slasher
P. Long
Spacklett
Hays
Slusher
Long
All Day Picnic by Women-Kranchen Club at Grubsr's Park
The Women-Kranchen ladies club held an all day picnic on the fourth at Grubsr's Park. Old folks played their youthful games while heavy and fit men competed in egg races. Dioner and supper were served in the old fashioned way and the day left a lasting memory for attendees.
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Kranchen Ladies Club
Grubsr's Park
Lost Low and Red Cow Report From Pinder Ploage
A large red cow with long horns and a white forehead spot is reported missing near Pinder Ploage. The notice cites Ruwest Att Mavon street address 714 Lexinerow as the contact point for information.
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Lexinerow
County Court Proceedings and Local Notices
County Court met Monday with all judges present. Frank Holman was removed as road commissioner in district 14 for not being a freeholder. Gus Ritter appointed in his stead. Waterworks contract for the County Infirmary awarded to GH Rabins Mayview at 525. New Infirmary contract let to Charles Paulson Richmond at 811,410. Jurors drawn for September Circuit Court at Raginsville. Numerous local notes on road repairs, saloon petition rejection, school fund transfers, and community events including Miss Lavinia Warren leaving Lexington for New York to study art.
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Frank Holman
District 14
Gus Ritter
Rablns
Mayview
Charles Paulson
Richmond
Rigginsville
Clay
Downs
Albert Hoehes
T. C Waller
Vivis
Lewis Knipmeyer Dao Smith
Henry Eekhoff
Cover
Hoermin Gieseleman
Frank Evans
J. W Lewis
Freedom
J. J. Keneck
Louis Schawhorst
Jobo Kammeyer
Lexington
Ed Hulver
Samuel Smith
August Maraks
Washington
Jell D. Barnett
Price Adams
Fred Sanders
Middleton
Isnam Corder
J D Masterson
August Erdmann, Jr
Sol-a-bar
Harry Wilkinson
P.J Parker
G. BR. McCormick
John Erskine
Lexington Township
Ft. J. Daling
Galbraith'’s
Waverly
Malta Beach
Court House Yard
Out
B. BK. Frazer
Dover Saloon
Lexington Water Company
Ford T. Baes
Crowds at Driving's Club Shack Hear Fast Horse Races
A large crowd at the Driving's Club shack gathered for fair weather horse racing before a sudden storm scattered spectators. Conspiirite won the 2:25 pace purse of 100 dollars. other heats saw Merula, Kulioa B, William Irving, Nellie, and Ramey placing in various divisions with times from 2:34 to 2:50. Officials listed include Col James Ramey as starter and Clarence Vivian, WB Waddell, and W. P. Aull as judges.
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Hotries
Neill Toddhunter
Alpha Omega
Fredendail
Conspiirite
Ed. Aull
George B
BE. M. Taubman
Nellie
Jas. Terhune
Col Ramey
Wm Neer
Nellfodbuoter
James Ramey
Clarence Vivian
WB. Waddell
W. P. Aull
Wellington and Vicinity News Roundup
Wellington and vicinity residents and visitors noted on business and social visits. People include Adolf Bucse in Kansas, John Gausman in Kansas City, J K Gray and T W Smith of Waterloo, G A Koll and Will Brown in Kannaity, Dr J O Borges in Napelwon, and many others. Fireworks sighting planned Wednesday evening, Misses Maud and Nancy Wright aiding calibration, and local foreman Holladay appointed on Missouri Pacific. crop prospects cited as promising.
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Joweas K. Gray
T. W. Smith
Waterloo
G. A. Koll
Will Brown
Kannaity
J O. Borges
Napelwon
Daniel G. Wade
L. C Filea
James Rodgers
Odessa
Wellington
Thesday
Holladay
Miswouri Pacific Railroad
J. H Heath
Golden City
Heath
J D. Sheakter
Colorado
Maud
Nancy Wright
Lesingth
Michele Grito
Death of Charles Allstadt in Hammond Louisiana
Charles E Allstadt died at his home in Hammond Louisiana Sunday June 4 at about 60 years. Reared near Dover he once ran a shoe business with Robert Davis in this city. His wife Mary Kerdolil was sister to W F Kerdolf and Mrs Robert Davis. He leaves two daughters Lula Chapin and Mamie Allstadt, and the family lived in Chicago for years before moving to Louisiana for health two years ago to run a fruit farm. He was buried at Hammond.
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Hammond
Louisiana
Charles E. Allstadt
S Allstadt
Dover
Robert Davis
W. F Kerdolf
Allstadt
Mary Kerdolil
Lula Chapin
Misa Mamie Allstadt
Leago
Chicago
Mr. Allstadt
Morrison Wentworth Bank Declares Semiannual Dividend
The Morrison Wentworth Bank board met Tuesday July 3 and declared the regular semiannual dividend of 8 percent. Directors approved the payout as part of the bank's quarterly financial actions and notified shareholders of record dates to receive the dividend.
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Morrison Wentworth Bank
For Sale Two thoroughbred yearling short horn bulls
For sale two thoroughbred yearling short horn bulls from registered stock. Apply to R Pimnp.
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R. Pimnp
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D. G. Jackson
Henry Rovve
Joe. Holtcamp
Martin Miller
W GC. Deke
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W.J. McCulloch
Fritz Bollweth
J. H Gansman
Alex Denton
R. C. Carver
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Napoleon
Hugo Buddemeyer
Lexsington
J. R. Haerle
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Thomas J. Holierda
Thomas Mclntyre
A. A. Rossen
Chris Walk
Gua J. Mayer
John Samuelson
Alonzo Schwarz
Walter Shine
Mise Lavinia Warren
Lexington College
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Babe Blacher
Our Town
Chas, Richardson
Dave Phegar
Mark Morton
Kansas City
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John Reynolds
Blackburn
Blanche Foulds
Mr. Bogle
D. Pilegar
Lilian Proctor
Sedalia
Irene Majer
Gua Steadle
Oklahoma
Kidosks
Maurice Norflest
Independence
J.C. Caffee
Kanang City
G. Hi. Ribius
Citchanatl
Will Waddell
Odosis
A. A. Davis
Mound Oiby
Packett
T. D. Sanders
Higgionvilla
Ab Johnson
Cordellas
Suunday
Kavhos
Gibb
Alea
Bert Taubman
Mina Tile Smith
Alma Hiwenview
Anos Harrelson
Belton
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Neilie Williams
Viola Puéxett
Jo Wlot
Oklahom
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Herbert Sparks
Texas
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Kansans
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J Parke
Asland
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Abbie Puckett
Hugh
M. Ballard
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James Waterhouse
Marvin Chapel
Joe Simpson
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Inez Turaray
Mite Bledsoe
O. A. Willson
T Ryland
Windsor
Mary Ewing
Nan Ewing
Barons City
H. DeBolt
Kansas
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Thos
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Payne
Ron
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Laurence Smith
Star of Bethlehem
Pearl Winn
Kate Bullard
Kate McDanial
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Slater
Wannie Caldwell
Webb Cole
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Marshall
George Zoyting
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Will Ray
Albert
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Morelop
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Sinter
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Rlatinea
Irene McDaniel
John Hogan
W. C. White
John Dysart
Prof. C. White
Kansia City
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Mick Montague
W. C. Harwood
Cons
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Raber Webb
Onar Corder
Rogge Grounds
Inez
J. H. Bedford
Larkin
Ben Butler
Will Steele
Join Larkin
Essexburn
Bertha
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Glenn Franklin
Maita Bend
Levitas Hurt
Lizzie Wallace
Corder Steels
Aetior Carter Davis
Will Webb Davis
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Mra. MM
Rona McZentmeyer
Gucko
Bo H. Nichols
Misa Byrd Eppes
Brother
Lawrence
Warren Groves
Kansas Ostby
Collie Davis
Mr. and
Mra Jobo Davin
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Mollie Fitzpatrick
Saline County
A. C. Caonpingham
Fannie Thomas
Nieming
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Chas
Holicann
Hays Holaun
Alma
Hingon
Mre
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Frances
Lucile
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Lotie Gordon
Thornton
Howarth Leaguers
Etta Fulkerson
Monay
Warrensburg
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A. Y. Boattie
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