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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1916

Page

5

Congressmen as politicians not statesmen in editorial

An Armstrong Herald editorial in Huntsville notes Congressmen often act as political machines rather than true statesmen. It argues many lawmakers rely on patronage, district influence, and media mystique, spending only limited time in session while cultivating posts and fences for renomination.

Pau-Pak-Lewis Hiawatha Congress Sion Missouri Armstrong Herald

Bank Examiners Report for Lafayette County Bank

Financial statement filed with the Missouri authorities shows total resources of 193 204 58 and total liabilities of 139 204 58. Bank officials Richard Field president and Samuel J Andrew cashier swore the figures true and are bound by notarial oath July 8 1916 in Lafayette County Missouri.

Ava Missouri Lafayette McCausland Pee Dent B 'R. Ireland Y. G BR. R. Ireland Aly A. D State OF Missouri Richard Field Samuel J. Andrew Uriah G. Zing

Fletcher's Castoria and a Kansas City Sunday Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lowe spent Sunday in Kansas City. The item references children crying for Fletcher's Castoria, a historical medicinal product, tying into a local note about the Lowe family.

Sam Edmonda Sanday Kansas City Sam Lowe

Why Wilson Should Win From the New York World

A defender argues Woodrow Wilson stands as the best modern leader. It contrasts Wilson with Hughes, cites Governor Samuel W. McCall on leadership, and asserts Wilson kept peace, steadied the republic, and advanced democratic reform. It warns voters against swapping a proven wartime president for the uncertain alternative.

New York World Elihu Root Woodrow Wilson Wilson Republic Washington Lincoln Mr. Hughes Mr. Wilson Hughes Samuel W. McCall Massachusetts Yale McCall United States Supreme Court Haseen United States Europe

Notice to hunters on Fred Endall Tucker Farm near Lexington

W. H. Willard warns that any person found hunting on the Fred Endall and Tucker Farm east of Lexington will be prosecuted. Local landowner issues formal notice to deter trespass and enforce penalties.

Fredendall and Tucker Farm Lexington W. H. Willard

Visit Anticipation Among O Malley Clemens Families

Miss May O Malley of St Louis visits brother Peter O Malley and relatives in this city. Miss Ordelia Clemens of Marshall arrives Monday to stay with brother A W Clemens and family. Mrs R L Brinkeroff travels to Kansas City to spend the day.

May O'Malley St. Louis Peter O'Malley Ordelia Clemens of Marshall A. W. Clemens R. L. Brinkeroff Kansas City

Official Statement of Lexington Savings Bank 1916

The financial condition as of June 20 1916 is published in the Lexington Intelligencer July 14 1916. Liabilities show capital stock 75000 surplus 0 profits 13700.22 due to banks 277480.93 time deposits 198102 demand deposits cashiers checks and other liabilities total 834334.06. Walter B Waddell cashier swore to the accuracy on July 7 1916 before Henry C Wallace notary public.

Lexington Missouri Lexington Intelligencer Lexingtontate State of Missouri Peteencee Ain Ae Sulig Banke OOL Winkler Sec’v. Board of Education Lexington Savings Bank Henry C. Wallace Shack

Specials Office Rooms at Wa'A Grocery Store Enquire

Five room cottage on Washington Avenue offered with good location and yard. Inquire of S. N. Wilson. Also a seven room house south of High Street. apply at Judge Field's residence.

Washington Avenue S. N. Wilson Judge Field

For Sale Brick Residence Near Elm Street

Five room brick house on a 50 by 142 foot lot, well maintained and priced attractively. Close to local amenities. Apply Zach W. Wright for details and to arrange viewing.

Zach W. Wright

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Congressmen Huntsville Herald The Traders Bank L. J. Slusher J. G. Crenshaw Thomas Walton Morrison-Wentworth Bank Worth Bates Frank R. Howe V. A. Catron Fletcher Castoria Westerman & Barnett Drug Co Main Walter B. Waddell Breeiane Oswald Winkler Sandford Sellers W. P. Aull J. A. Rankin Call J Thelton J. C. Graddy Agt R. T. Howard Joe Wedge Ine
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