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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1914

Page

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SCRIP EVERYWHERE MEANING ABUNDANCE IN 1907 ERA

Washington, July 16 Roosevelt argues prosperity cannot exist under a Democratic administration, recalling 1907 panic when money was scarce. He contrasts that era with today’s abundance and recalls scrip days when banks could not cash checks. The piece references Rainey’s remarks on 1907 shop calls and a Lafayette County medical society gathering in Lexington with Dr. Williams hosting an open session and a social in the campus setting.

Roosevelt Washington, D. C White House Wilson Rainey Trinoig

Suspects Held After Night Watchman Arrests Four Men

Night Watchman Rogers arrested four men in the alley behind Morrison and Sons around 12:30 am on Wednesday. The group from St. Louis claimed to be sightseeing but carried a bogus license plate on an old Ford and were jailed for further investigation. Names given were John J. McGrath senior and junior, John Drew, and Albert Greiger. St. Louis police corroborated details. The suspects appeared armed and unsettled during questioning.

Rogers Morrison & Sons John J. McGrath William John Drew Albert Greiger St. Louis

Durst Elected Commander of Missouri Spanish War Vets

Mr Durst Harry D Durst Esq longtime Springfield Methodist elected Commander of Spanish War Veterans Department of Missouri He is also a candidate for Congress from the Seventh Missouri District and would receive votes if residents were citizens there St Louis Christian Advocate declares him worthy and qualified</analysis>

Harry D. Durst Springfield Department of Missouri Congress Missouri St. Louis

Democrats of Greene County Endorse Durst for Congress

The Green County Democratic Central Committee resolves to commend Hon. Harry D. Durst for the Seventh District congressional nomination. A lifelong Springfield citizen, Durst is praised as worthy and well qualified, rebutting claims he is obscure. Resolutions are to be sent to Democratic newspapers across the Seventh district.

Greene County Durst Green County Democratic Central Committee Harry D. Durst Springfield

Court records state cases and pleas in criminal actions

State vs. T. T. Dean appeals a $125 fine to the supreme court. State vs. Orvil Hinckle with burglary and larceny charged. Chiles and Sherman named defense. trial set for August 6. State vs. Johnnie Wright with grand larceny. Deal Craddock and Andy McGill plead guilty, each sentenced two years in Training School and paroled.

State T. T. Dean Supreme Court Orvil Hinckle Chiles Sherman Johnnie Wright Deal Craddock Andy McGill

Card of Thanks for Kindness during Bereavement

I wish to thank all those who were kind during my recent bereavement. Friends, neighbors and lodge men showed deep gratitude for assistance during my husband’s illness and burial. Mrs. Lee Hopper.

Lee Hopper

Mrs Catherine Gordon Dead

Mrs Catherine Gordon died Sunday at 3 am at her daughter Ella G White 1612 Franklin street from old age. Born Tennessee April 12 1829 she was 35 years 3 months. She came to this county as a child and lived here since. Survived by five children Wm F Gordon Nevada Mo Benj A Gordon St Joseph Mo Mrs Ella G White Mrs Kate Bishop and Miss Sallier Gordon of this city. Funeral by Rev Carl Burkhart from the Christian church Tuesday at 10 am.

Catherine Gordon Ella G. White Franklin Street Gordon Tennessee Benj A. Gordon St. Joseph Kate Bishop Sallier. Gordon Carl Burkhart Christian Church

Local residents return from visits to several cities

Miss Frances Shelton returned yesterday from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Sipe came back to Hiawatha Kansas Wednesday evening. Miss Irene Ashurst visited Marshall Wednesday night. Miss Florence Keller returned from Jefferson City. Gus Haerle traveled to Kansas City yesterday. Mrs. James O'Donnell and daughter Cecil left for Billings Montana. Mrs. Anna Wilker returned to Kansas City yesterday after visiting here.

Frances Shelton Chicago George Sipe Hiawatha Kans Irene Ashurst Marshall Florence Keller Jefferson City Gus Haerle Kansas City James O'Donnell Cecil Billings Montana Anna Wilker

U D C Offers $200 Scholarship at Wentworth Academy

Missouri sponsor Miss Katherine Todhunter acknowledges a letter from Mrs. F T Walden chair of the Georgia U D C scholarship committee offering a $200 scholarship at Wentworth Military Academy. It will go to a lineal descendant of a Confederate who is morally sound and financially able to cover remaining costs.

Katherine Todhunter Missouri F. T. Walden Georgia Wentworth Military Academy

Missouri Day Observances Celebrated in Saline County

The Missouri Old Trails Road Association holds its third annual meeting in Marshall, Saline County, to promote the Old Trails Road from St. Louis to Kansas City with plans for a hard surfaced cross state highway. A historical pilgrimage to Arrow Rock and a basket dinner for delegates follow the meeting with speakers and arrangements led by Mayor Ed H. Mitchell and Paul J. Biggs.

Missouri Marshall Saline County Missouri Old Trails Road Association St. Louis Kansas City Arrow Rock George C. Bingham Old Trails Road Motors Ed. H. Mitchell Paul J. Biggs Greater

Preaching at Maple Glen School House Sunday

Rev. R. N. Allen will preach at the Maple Glen school house Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Caroline Brieson has returned to Kansas City after visiting Miss Nell Ross. Sam P. Sawyer of Spokane, Walsh arrived Tuesday evening for a visit with his parents. Prof. B. M. Little of Columbia spent Tuesday night on business. Mrs. T. J. Green and daughters Edna Mary Floyd and Isabelle went to Winton Wednesday for the day. Richard F. Johnson of Las Vegas New Mexico arrived Thursday for a few days with relatives. Mrs. P. Silver and daughter Mary Ellen and Minas V. J. Aall went to Kansas City Monday for a few days.

Maple Glen School R. N. Allen Caroline Brieson Kansas City Nell Ross Sam P. Sawyer Spokane, Walsh T. C. Sawyer T. J. Green Edna Mary Floyd Isabelle Winton Richard F. Johnson Las Vegas N. M P. Silver Mary Ellen Minas V. J. Aall

Chicago Groups Concert Week Program Schedule

The Chautauqua program for August features daily afternoon and evening events including the Chicago Glee Club, Chicago Operatic Co, Cap's Orchestra, Delano's Band, and Shildkrest Hungarian Orchestra with performances led by conductors and notable guests such as W Bourke Cochran and Rev Hohenwald. Highlights include Miss May Williams Gunther and Lula Tyler Gates.

Chicago Glee Clui Frederick Lanelis Chicago Glee Club J. M. Cleary W. Bourke Cochran Chicago Operatic Co Lula Tyler Gates Cap M. Jordan Charles Howard Plattenburg Delano Shildkret Hunarian Shild

Local notes record visits and events around Lexington area

Dover Notes reports Ed Wahl on business in Lexington, W S McGee in Corder, and visits by Bertie Bertrand with family at Grand Pass. Katoh, Haymoud Cole in Corder. Charlie Cox in Union City. Mrs. W T Stranke and daughter Erva visit. Kate G Lewis from Columbia visits Dr. Harwood. Shoppers include Mrs. Dysart family, Elizabeth White, Emma Meffee family members leaving for Kansas. Church ladies plan ice cream social July 18. Mrs. Alice Kennerly visiting from St. Louis. Wm. Winn to Louisville. Various residents shopping in Lexington. Rev Kerr of Kansas City to preach July 25. I G Neale of Kansas City on business. Marshall visitors Mr. and Mrs. Barnard. Chas Swift announce birth of ten-pound boy on July 10 1914.

Ed Wahl Lexington McGee Lad Corder J. B. Bertrand Bertie Grand Pass Kim Corbin Kansas City Frank Gordon Jack Cooper Catherine Gordon Katoh Haymoud Cole Wert Charlie Cox Unease City W. T. Strnke Erva

County Court Sets Road and Bridge Projects in 1914 Session

County court met with Presiding Judge Zach W Wright and district judges. Orders include bonds for Canton Bridge Co and Massillon Bridge Co, and contracts for T E Foster and Phillips & Windfry. Road overseer approved. warrants for land near Dover. culvert and bridge work ordered with bids under 1720 dollars. Coroner expenses approved. premiums for Lafayette county products. asylum commitment for Frank Van Meter. Quarterly report and jail work contracted.

Zach W. Wright Titling Vogt John L. Larkin L Glasscock W. I. Waddell Canton Bridge Co T. E. Foster Massillon Bridge Co Phillips & Windfry Hiond John Prigge M. F. Oliver Dover Odessa J. Q. Cope Chas. Bessinger Geo. Rohring Charles Rohring Colored Fair Association Lafayette County J. Cope Woody Miles Dooley & Dooley Little Snniartur Creek G. W. Shall Frank van Meter Fulton, Mo J. W. Klingenerg Concordia, Mo Elk Creek Concordia Woodrich's Krone J. W. Sydnor Att Bros

Mrs Gordon and relatives attend Pittsburg visit

Mrs F E Gordon and Mr Merrill traveled to Pittsburg Kansas on Tuesday for a week long visit. Mrs George Zeysing of Dover and Mrs John Dysart of Higginsville arrived Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Gathering Gordon.

F. E. Gordon Gon. Merrill Pittsburg Kansas George Zeysing Dover John Dysart Higginsville Oathering Gordon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lafayette County Medical Society Z. M. Williams B. M. Little Ferdinand Lehrerman Delamater A. Keith Mr. Durst Lambert Lamber Lexington, Missouri Fred T. Hix Seventh District Criminal Court Columbia Dover Notes I. G. Neale C. C. Barnard Chas. Swift O. L. Glasscock
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