Wellington and Vidalty at home on 4 r r Hoke down from Kansas
Local notes report Wellington area visitors and residents at social events, church activities, and a street fair. Several residents travel to Kansas City and nearby towns, with crop conditions affected by rain and hail. Market column details cattle and hog prices and a busy real estate transfers list includes multiple property moves in Lafayette and surrounding counties.
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Wellington
Vidalty
Loalma
Seybold
R Hoke
Kansas
Lelia Oarpenter
City
M. P. Burgess
Ith Thomas Jr
Bertha Crews
Knogas City
Marshall
John F. Lerkin
Prank
Hull
J. W. Brame
R. L. Mann
Kungac City
John Taylor
Taylor
Misa Pearl
Inensleburg
Orelia Kargess
Warren County
M Marshall Hydorn
Danner
Napoleon
Orrek Mo
CIA
Lexington Board of Education elects officers and contracts
At the regular meeting Wednesday night T. J Bandon was re elected secretary and George P Venable was re elected treasurer of the Lexington Board of Education. Plattenhurk & Co. won the coal furnishing contract and Commercial Bank was again chosen as depositary for school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J Bandon
George P Venable
Lexington Board of Education
Plattenhurk & Co
Commercial Bank
Corder Picnic Returns Amid Community Fanfare
The Annual Corder Picnic, a well attended local event, is scheduled for Saturday July 20 with strong community support. A note mentions celebrations in this part of the state and the public’s enthusiasm. A birth is reported in Kansas City on July 1, a daughter to the wife of Summera Goolack.
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Dou' Tail
Kanass City
Summera Goolack
Gold Production and World Stocks Through History
The Louisville Courier Journal notes huge gold production and rising world coin and bullion stocks. It traces annual outputs from early eras to 1900s, cites estimates for 1896 1903 and projected 1905, and compares production with gold reserves worldwide. It also briefly describes Col L A Waddell’s Thibet scene from Lhassa and Its Mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Uedbeinery
Smerica
America
California
Thibet
Col. L. A. Waddell
Lhassa
Do You Think I Begin to Show My Years
A brief Cleveland Plain Dealer quip on aging and vitality. The exchange shows Ella prompting frank talk and a quick subject change, reflecting a light conversational tone from the era.
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Ella
Courae
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Not There Yet Dialogue Between Maude and Claude
A terse exchange centers on a mustache and timing. Maude questions if the style is becoming, while Claude notes it may suit but has not yet reached the intended length.
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Claude
Maude
Kansas City Journal offers watches for subscribers
A Kansas City Journal promotion promises a Pride or Juliet watch to boys and girls who enlist ten new subscribers at 24 or 25 cents each totaling 2.50. The offer requires full payment with names and addresses sent by post. Details describe nickel plated Pride and gold finished Juliet watches with one year guarantee.
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Kansas City Weekly Journal
Kansas City
Torna
Juliet
Julliet
Plains
Kansas City Journal
Oamel
Tae Wansas
Kansac City, Misser
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Erman Potter
Hoke
Oressa Andington
M. Biohoreh South
E Pext
Jack Downing
Isaw Mo
Will
A. Logan
Sedalia
Wellington News
Min
Cominy
Lexington
Passent
H. W. Osrter
Oearce
William Westerman
Surrey
Elmers
Fred
Ly Uort
John
Fhog
Fred Sohnberg
Polty
Matthews
Milton McGinnis
Henry Bauman
S Parker
Frank
Bowers
Western Coal & Mining Co
James Dunlap
Western Coal &Mining Co
Jovl Ewing
Anos H Bggieston
Husband
John Klein
Wm E
John Layne
Higginsville
Wm E Layne
Julia M. Layne
James B Wilks
Figgingville
Sondd
Joseph H Martin
W. D
Geo B Stier Et al
Robi Taubmen
Benjamin B Frazers
Henry Steffens
James Mason
Frank K Davis
S. E. Vaughan
Joe Wickliff
Land
Lafayette County
Gratz Bros
B. Vaughan
W. V. Curtis
Drysdale
16Th St
Franklin
Telephone
Corder Picnic
Ginss
HAY Press
U. S
L. W. Hays
Lexington, Missouri
Hampden
Great Watch Works
Canton
Ohio
Aps
UN Lady
McRinler
Oin Hancock
A. Egle
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