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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1916

Page

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Death of Geo H Stier former Lexington citizen dies in Kansas City

George Holliday Stier a Lexington native and Mutual Life insurance representative died Sunday at his home 3122 Broadway Kansas City Missouri after months of illness cause heart and kidney trouble He was about 65 born in Virginia raised in Iowa where he learned harness making later studied law then chose insurance In Lexington he formed a partnership with Geo Mountjoy became general superintendent moved to Kansas City about ten years ago Survived by wife Florida Taggart daughter Florida and son Earl T Funeral at 2:30 pm at 3122 Broadway with interment in Kansas City Also notes Newell T Wilcoxon suffered a crushing injury to his left hand requiring possible amputation of two fingers.

George Holliday Stier Lexington The Mutual Life Broadway Kansas City Stier Mr. Stier Virginia Iowa Oscaloosa Red Oak Florida Taggart Milan Florida Earl T Young Ewing Washington Avenue Ewing N. C Catherine Ewing John Eggleston J. F. Winn Ida Page Buckner Missouri

Attended Funeral for George H. Stier in Kansas City

Lexington mourns George H. Stier with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hinesley Miss Jo Hinesley Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sydnor Mrs. Francis Stonestreet Dr. Z. M. Williams Rev. T. M. Cobb E. M. Taubman I H. Noyes H. T. Phillips J C. Graddy Worth Bates Barnett Young and A. W. Allen on Tuesday.

Lexington George H. Stier Kansas City W. F. Hinesley Jo Hinesley J. W. Sydnor Francis Stonestreet Z. M. Williams T. M. Cobb E. M. Taubman I H. Noyes H. T. Phillips J C. Graddy Worth Bates Barnett Young A. W. Allen

Fire at Earl Wallace Home on Lafayette Street

Fire crews responded to a home on Lafayette Street on Wednesday arising from a defective flue. The blaze was brought under control before the fire company arrived, with Earl Wallace the resident.

Earl Wallace Lafayette Street

Birthday tribute to Mrs McFadin on eighty years

Mrs Francis E McFadin marked her eightieth birthday at home 231 N Sixteenth Street surrounded by her children and many grandchildren She is seriously ill and well wishers hope she gains strength and enjoyment of many more birthdays with her family and friends.

Francis E. McFadin Sixteenth Street

Death of Dr Joseph C Cash in Texarkana Arkansas

Dr Joseph C Cash aged about 48 died Sunday July 9 at his Texarkana Ark home. A former Lexington resident he was a Wentworth graduate who later studied dentistry. He was survived by his wife and one son. Burial took place in Texarkana.

Joseph C. Cash Lexington W. G. Musgrove Ethan Allen Texarkana Ark Cash Wentworth

Political Clash Over Greene County Grip On District

The Howard County Advertiser critiques long tenure in the Seventh Congressional District. It notes Greene County's repeated representation, contrasts Hamlin and Cooney terms, and cites Democratic calls for rotation in office. It praises Sam Major as a capable alternative and invokes Andrew Jackson on term limits.

John T. Heard Pettis County John P. Tracy Greene County James Cooney Saline County C. W. Hamlin John Welborne Lafayette County Hamlin Judge Cooney Cooney Washington Democratic Party Sam Major State Senate Andrew Jackson

Death of W C Sodeman Concordia man of integrity dies

W C Sodeman longtime Concordia hardware merchant dies at his home after an appendicitis operation. He inherited the business from his father and was highly regarded for his integrity and service to the community.

W. C. Sodeman W.C. Sodeman Concordia Mr. Sodeman

Jas A Houchin Here Friday For Governor Bid

James A. Houchin, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, spoke from the courthouse steps Friday morning. He promoted good roads and remedies for public service ills.

Jas. A. Houchin James A. Houchin Court House Mr. Houchin

Johnsons announce birth of daughter in July 1916

Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday July 9 1916 in a notice typical of early 20th century parish or local newspaper announcements. The brief item records the new arrival and parents names without further detail.

Ralph Johnson

Funeral Set for Five Month Old Son

Mr and Mrs Frank Doran arrive from McAllen Texas with the remains of their five month old son James E who died last Friday. Funeral service to be held Wednesday at 10 am at Frank E Carter home on North 16th Street conducted by Rev R W Wallace. Burial in Machpelah cemetery.

Frank Doran Frank E. Carter Pete Hale McAllen Texas James E North 16Th Street R. W. Wallace Machpelah Cemetery

Athletics blast Elents with 12 runs in Sunday rout

The Athletics defeated Kansas City Elents Sunday 12 to 2. Three home runs by the local squad highlighted the game with Sweeney and Michael from Batteries, Lexington, Carmichael, and Shinn contributing key hits.

Athletics Kansas City Elents Batteries Kansas City Sweeney Michael Lexington Carmichael Shinn

For Sale Two Curoe Jersey Boars

Two Curoe Jersey boars offered for sale by Geo Thoman. Contact phone R 13 B. Availability noted as seven to fourteen days weeks old.

Death of Mrs H C Manary in Joplin Missouri

Word arrived of the death of Mrs. H. C. Manary sister of Mrs. Lee J. Slusher at her Joplin home on Wednesday afternoon at 3 45 o clock due to complications of diseases Born in Independence August 28 1861 she was 55 The body will be brought to Lexington tonight and the remains will go from the train to Slusher burying grounds seven miles east of Lexington Services will be conducted by Rev Anderson of Dover

H. C. Manary Lee J. Slusher Joplin Manary Independence Lexington Slusher Burying Grounds Rev. Anderson Dover

Major Boosters Tour Lexington for Sam Major in Congress

A party of thirty professional and business men from Howard County arrived in Lexington touring the Seventh district. The group, with a band, rode in autos decorated with Vote for Sam C. Major for Congress streamers, signaling strong local support. Missouri Gas and Electric Service Company soldiers in the national guard will receive full wages until October 1, then wages reduced by their pay as soldiers, with positions held open.

Howard County Sam. C. Major Lexington Sam C. Major Congress Mr. Major Missouri Gas and Electric Service Company National Guard of Missouri Liberty

Groves-Wedding Set for Boulder Colorado July First

Announcement records a wedding in Boulder Colorado on Saturday July 1 between Horatio S Groves of Denver and Mise Mariel Coss formerly of the city Her sister Mrs P B Marshall of this city is bride and a former Lexington teacher They will reside in Denver after July 15 Also notes Mrs S E Brown and two children visiting Kansas City.

Boulder Colorado Horatio S. Groves Denver Col Mise Mariel Coss P. B. Marshall Lexington Public Schools

Kemner Family Attends Sedalia Wedding of Arnold Kemner

Mr and Mrs Hugo Kemner and daughter Miss Selma Kemner with Miss Olga Tempker and Carl Jeude traveled to Sedalia on Tuesday to attend the wedding of Mr Arnold Kemner to Miss Lola Launde marking a family union and a local society event.

Hugo Kemner Selma Kemner Olga Tempker Carl Jeude Sedalia Mr. Kemner Arnold Kemner Lola Launde

Also Mentioned on This Page

Geo. H. Stier Newell T. Wilcoxon Wilcoxon Feed Store Wilcoxon McGill Kan Lambert Lamer Company John J. Pric Howard County Advertiser Durst Springfield Express Jonguo K. C Geo. Thoman Groves-Coss S. E. Brown Joel Joel H. Ewing 8. O. Hall Corder Higginsville Odessa Bates City Wellington Waverly
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