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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
4
A highly damaged OCR snippet mentions Vith and Het in a terse historical context, with unreadable fragments and missing dates or events. The readable strands imply a local note or notice preserved from a distant issue, though key details are not recoverable.
The Intelligencer prints notices announcing candidates for Lafayette County offices including State Senator James P Carlhin and Representatives Frank Howman and H. Christy. Sheriff's candidates Charles Wichell Wade Waddell Winfield Srack. Assessor George Sullivan and G. Marquis. Prosecuting Attorney Ga Ke. Treasurer Rate C Drummond. Nominations are subject to Democratic primary on August 4.
A report notes Mr. Bell delivered a ringing speech while observers describe the river as appearing less like a lake, signaling a change in local conditions and public sentiment.
The writer notes the upcoming primary is near and imagines David Ball might win the nomination. He argues the Democratic engineer has the edge and mentions a Stone opening in Marshall next Thursday. Marshall is described as a dry town.
Wowherd Ball Wallace and Stapel expect to win the nomination while others doubt the process. Dover Corder and Mayview are said to be considering picnics. Higginsville fairgoers offer incentives to contenders as the NTHALIGENCER notes no Bryan image this week due to a missed order.
A description of Missouri cane referencing a Stone Folk tit yielded a 21 to 7 victory for the present Senator. Analysts project the same ratio to recur in November, signaling political momentum and potential campaign implications for the races ahead.
The Easy Method Music Company of Chicago promotes a one hour piano or organ lesson offer in a bold ad. It claims fast results and compares itself unfavorably to Professor Bell, presenting a challenge to readers seeking quick musical instruction.
The text asserts Bryan as dictator of the Democratic ferry party for alleged “hits” and Roosevelt as dictator of the Republican party for handling “the pie.” It presents a playful, vague political metaphor without verifiable facts or context.
Even Stapel asserts a pomiliation stance regarding the matter numbered eight. The statement signals a controversial claim and indicates ongoing debate within the group or context referenced by the source.
A speaker asserts acceptance of nomination, saying trusted men concur that no doubt remains about securing a very large unlooked for majority. The remark emphasizes confidence, endorsement, and the unexpected breadth of support. The statement reflects political maneuvering and a pledge to uphold candidacy.
The incoming premium list and catalogue from the Jeffersonian promotion signal a larger Lafayette County Fair this year. The event is set for Higginsville on August 4 5 6 and 7, showcasing extended exhibitions and community activities.
The Odessa Democrat reports frustration when editors reuse articles without credit. Miss Mary Marquis of Lexington declines a teaching post after accepting another, creating a vacancy to be filled by the school board at the next meeting Thursday.
A fragment recalls social prominence of the Taft and Bryan families, noting daughters' activities from tennis to music and language skills. The passage hints at public interest in these figures and their households, mentioning outings and accompanying photos.
Johan P Gordon of this city is seen as the strongest Democrat for the State Auditor nomination. A life long Democrat, he is well acquainted, well advertised, and widely liked, with a record of party service and Bryan support in 1896 and 1900.
A Senatorial oration lauds Republican policies for stabilizing finance and restoring business prosperity. The speaker praises the party for guiding the American people safely through a financial disturbance, contrasting with Democratic rule and past panics. The passage concludes by denouncing Democratic misrepresentations.
The piece notes Republicans blaming Democrats for past disasters, and arguing catastrophes would be worse under Democratic rule. It portrays capitalist dividends and unemployed workers doubting any signs point to a full restoration, reflecting partisan rhetoric post crisis.
The probate court in Missouri issues notice to all persons having claims against the estate of Henry Kemner deceased to present their claims for allowance within the legal period. The executor Charles Kemner requests any interested parties to file timely proofs or be barred from such estate.
Notice to all creditors and other interests in the estate of Samuel Bann, deceased, that Walter B. Waddell as Administrator will apply for a final settlement of the estate in the probate court of Pett County Missouri on the second Monday in August. The hearing will begin in the probate quarters.
Final settlement notice announces creditors and interested parties in the estate of J.P. Dyen and others. The executrix Charlotte Corn will apply to the Probate Court in County Missouri to begin the proceedings on the second Monday in August in Lexington.
David A. Ball of Louisiana, candidate for governor, will speak at the court house Thursday evening, July 16, at o'clock. The public is invited.
W G Musgrove arrived from Kansas City for a brief stay. Mrs Peter Hale and daughter Marie returned from Kansas City. W H Chiles came back from St Louis on legal business. Mrs Margaret Bolton and daughter left for St Louis after visiting relatives. Mrs G W Hyde attended a Ladies Mission board meeting in St Louis and returned. Mrs Elizabeth Cope and daughter returned to Kansas City after visiting Dr J Q Cope. Mrs Vernon Willett of Harrisonville visits Miss Juliet Young. Miss Blair Leonora Gordon and Carrie Pield returned from St Louis. Athan Allen of Tacoma arrived for a visit with relatives. his sisters Mrs A Wade and Mr S S Schooling accompany him and stay during his visit.
The following licenses have been issued since Saturday to Jy Bs CMPCRES a bu gnave ts by Lexington Florence Brolin. Lexington
County Exhibitors urged to obtain the premium catalogue for the Missouri State Fair at Sedalia this fall. Dates Oct 1 to Oct 5 are noted with a growing educational department and higher premiums. Missouri invested over a half million dollars in improvements, inviting county participation and showcasing five stock and agricultural sectors.
A long list of judges and locations from the primary election with many scattered names and places including Clay YownshIt, Jefferson, Edwards, Confederate Home, East Lexington, Page City, Court House, Warory, Vergunen School, Kighway Chapel Bill, Booth Odense, Mayview, Anbiler, and Mayfield, naming numerous individuals and districts associated with the election.
A new library has placed 200 volumes into stock, featuring a selection of fiction and popular works. Books will be rented at ten cents per week, with additional charges for longer loans. The store behind the setup is Loos, Ruwk Store, introducing a fresh lending option for readers.
A near text fragment notes a close ban action in Metropol town involving Minceley’s cigars and references Banate Chamber Capt Bluitt and Routt Howe. The readable material hints at city-level regulation or enforcement affecting a local tobacco product.
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