Death of John Peter Coen in Lexington Missouri
John Peter Coen an old and respected citizen died Saturday at 2 pm from old age and debility. Born in Germany December 11 1826 he came to the U S in 1848 and lived in New York for a time. He married Lena Clapp in Albany on August 27 1853 and moved to Lafayette County in 1859 where he farmed and gardened. Survived by five children William Ben Leonard Elizabeth and Mrs Henry Weibel seven grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday from his residence with Rev R B Briney and Dr Lissack. interment Machpelah.
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John Peter Coen
Coen
Germany
New York
Albany
Lena Clapp
Lafayette County
Mer. Coen
Missouri
William
Ben
Leonard
Elizabeth
Henry Weibel
Lexington
R. B. Briney
Lissack
Machpelah
Albert Letchworth Dies at 51 in East Lexington
Albert Letchworth well known in the community died suddenly Saturday afternoon at his East Lexington home of heart trouble. He was 51, leaving a wife and six children. Funeral was Sunday at 3 p.m. from the East Lexington residence. Friends and relatives, including Mrs. Shale and daughter Mrs. Pearl Kingsley and Mrs. Kingsley’s daughter Eleanor, arrived to attend the service and the Central College commencement. Several visitors, including Miss Nell Neal, Elton Greer, Freeman Alford, and others, were noted in attendance or traveling for short visits with kin. A mix of local notices and an advertisement for Dr. Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets appeared in the paper.
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Albert Letchworth
East Lexington
Letchworth
Shale
Pearl Kingsley
Fayetteville
Ark
C.D. Kenney
Odyssd
Eva Worthington
Kansas City
Alexander Graves
Nannie Shaw
Warrensburg
Misses Peak Entertained at Bridge Party
Misses Peak hosted thirty friends Tuesday afternoon from 2 30 to 6 o clock at 1207 Main street in honor of Misses Tavio Flossie Lake of Higginsville and Ruth McDonald of Denver Colorado. Palm and fern decorations graced the reception hall and parlor. Misses Gladys Winn and Tacie Lake won the honors at bridge. Refreshments were served in two courses.
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Peak
Bridge
Tavio
Flossie Lake
Higginsville
Ruth McDonald
Denver
Colorado
Main Street
Gladys Winn
Tacie Lake
Residents mingle in Higginsville in weekend social spree
Page City notes show Miss Nannie Willette visiting Lexington with friends while many locals, including Mrs. Westey Bartlett and the Lyons sisters, spend Saturday and Sunday in Higginsville. Several others travel for shopping, visits, and business. The Lafayette Telephone Co. announces a low rate to Lexington and Higginsville for five minute messages.
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Lafarstte
Pinoy
Lexington
Higginsville
Ligginsvile
Local residents return from various short visits
Faert Smith of St Louis arrived Tuesday evening for a shoot visit with Francl. Miss Lockie Arnold came back Tuesday from Kansas City after a brief visit. Mrs Byron Austin and daughter Beulah of Kansas City, who stayed with John Morrison, returned home. Lillie Quandt went to Kansas City for a few days. Guy Young returned to Jefferson City after a visit there with tele TV eR. Mixa Delian Crowder witnessed Tuesday evening from Amsterdam Mo. Sin was accompanied home by her red nieces Mary and Lenora Spurlock. Mrs TG Neale accompanied Uiteaneh in the evening.
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Aints Singer
Mis Wattkee
Wis
Phillip Keller
L. G. Kelley
Missouri Valley
Towa
Kainsas City
Tawie
Flossie Lake
Wirginsville
Chris Walk
Kansas City
Maud
Nancy Wright
H. W. Harris
Marshall
Young Tricklin
Hicklin
Kate Drysdale
Katherine Cromwell
Miss McDonald
Denver
Colorado
Misses Peak
Byron Austin
John Morrigan
A. G. Crambrong
Georgetown
Fred Hix
Mary Gibson
Alton
Illinois
Claude Marquis
Concordia
J. R. Sydnor
C. Graber
Tuarvison Gates
N. BE. Baskett
Wagan
B. V. Slusher
Golden City
Missouri
P. R. Sith
FE. B. Vaughan
Edward
St. Louis
Ruth McDonald
Faert Smith
Francl
Lockie Arnold
Beulah
John Morrison
Lillie Quandt
Guy Young
Jefferson City
Tele TV
Mixa Delian Crowder
Amsterdam
Sin
Mary
Lenora Spurlock
Neale
Uiteaneh
Proclamation Restricts Firework Use in Lexington July 4
Thomas Walton mayor of Lexington prohibits firing giant crackers diamond caps bombs or discharging firearms in public streets on the Fourth of July 1910. Police are empowered to arrest violators to ensure a sane patriotic celebration and prevent accidents.
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Iimh
Thomas Walton
Lexington
Questionable Health Offer Prompts Cautious Curiosity
A garbled ad touts a “remarkable offer” for a restorative remedy claimed to cure stomach and nerve issues. It promises legal free trials and direct delivery, urging readers not to miss a risk free chance, while warning of potential side effects and urging quick action.
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Rivouy
America
Fanlotetiia
Renal
Weil
Lara Gamul
Pinian
Erie
Voda
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Local Ad
A farmer from Tiggins ville Missouri endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. The testimonial describes back pains and painful, frequent passages, claiming relief after use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and by dealers nationwide at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Bright
Doan
T. M. Eisen
Tigginsville
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
In Memoriam Frances Moore 1900 1910
Frances Moore daughter of Thomas and Bertha Moore died at age ten after a life marked by loss. The tribute recalls a mother who died young and a father left with a golden-haired child and a baby boy. The piece expresses faith, solace in heaven, and the hope of reunion in the kingdom of heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Moore
Thomas
Bertha Moore
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Seed corn sale and Kansas City trip noted
Reed Corn offers Boone County white and Reeds yellow dent seed corn at $2.00 per bushel. Written by Guo A Mlingenberg secretary Lafayette County Corn Grower Association Concordia Missouri. Db. T. Bogie was in Kansas City Saturday on business.
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Boone County
Db.t. Bogie
Kansas City
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Miarvelos
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
al Weber
B. T. Wiley
Sweet Springs
Busiess
H. C. Sydnor
Higginsville, Mo
Leroy Palmer
F. B. Claybrook
Kannex City
Psee- Carrie Nagel
Kowsis City
Ayer
Ffi
Atis Comra
Lowell
Mire
Page City
Nannie Willette
Westey Bartlett
Stella
Mary Lyons
Join Walker
Daug Hter
Noah Allison
Winsville
Charles Willette
L. J. Kemple
James Lyons
Joe Neal
Buck Jordan
Mike Mulhearn
Sian Vivian
Robert Chamblin
Robert Young
Frank Shutt
Payton Tab
Willian Walker
G. C. van Meter
Annie Lyons
Sallie Page
Calvin Brown
Sigeginsville
Ed Brown
Nutan Parker
T Higginsville
Henry Withhair
George Hall
Mattie Homesly
Charles White
Bud Neal
Louis Riderman
Rose Dieckhans
Margaret Walker
Walter Brown
J. Miller
Migginsville
Janis Blevins
Bertha Frymiller
Higginsvie
Charles Mulhourn
Jor Neel
Heginsville
Lafayette Telephone Co
B.D. Graham
J. ¥. Porester
Southern Suites
Anna Corse
Wellington
Kathryn Wilson
Tlelen Potter
John Ashurst
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