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A fragmented note lists heavy eggs and a date 8 26 with unclear context. No clear event or names are readable. Further legible portions needed to form a proper newspaper item.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented note lists heavy eggs and a date 8 26 with unclear context. No clear event or names are readable. Further legible portions needed to form a proper newspaper item.
Fire incident reported with limited readable text notes a blaze affecting a location identified by initials. Details on cause, casualties, or exact site are not discernible from the fragment. Further readable context is needed to confirm entities and outcome.
The Lexington Intelligencer prints notices authorizing L. Willis, Joseph K. Bell, and Thomas A. Walker as Democratic nominees for county offices in Lexington County. Voters will decide at the August primary. candidates’ names appear with official eligibility subject to voter action.
Thursday was the last day to file for August 2 primary ballot. Democratic candidates listed include N. M. Thoux for Representative, J. Henry Green and Zach W. Wright for Presiding Judge County Court, J. F. Larkin and P. W. Osborn for Western district Judge, John T. Rolf for Eastern district Judge, T. A. Walker for Probate Court, J. W. Sydnor for Clerk of Circuit Court, Li Glasscock for Clerk of County Court, H. W. McNeil for Recorder of Deeds, A. Keith for Prosecuting Attorney, C. L. Wilson among others for Collector of Revenue, and multiple Justices of the Peace across townships including J. A. Lockhart, W. E. Hersberger, R. L. Berry, RK. P. Harwood, L. L. Price, Clyde Wright, John Wernwag, William Young, and W. P. McCormie.
John Corder of Kansas City is in town this week. Francis Buck was in Kansas City the first of the week. Ernest Corbin and Miss Ida Ryland of Dover were in town Sunday afternoon. G H Albright attended Decoration Day exercises at Malta Bend Monday. Miss Frances Maddox of Blackburn spent Sunday here with relatives. Miss Bertha Larkin left Monday for Warrensburg to attend summer school. Mrs Kate Pauline of Kansas City is the guest of Mrs Alice Burnett. Mrs James O’Hare and daughter Videa left the first of the week for a visit in Illinois. Carl Weber and J C Barth attended the Kansas City Club School in Kansas City this week. Mrs T R Landrum returned Thursday from Fulton.
A ballot list details Republican candidates for constables in Clay Lexington Dover Middleton Sniamer and Washington townships. It also names nominees for Representative Judge of County Court Western and Eastern districts Probate Judge Clerk circuit court recorder of deeds prosecuting attorney revenue collector and local justices of the peace including Lexington Freedom and Davis townships with several listed individuals.
A mid 1900s testimonial from Mexico City extols Peruna tonics as an honest, straightforward nerve fortifier and general tonic. The letter from Miss P. Monterde endorses La Peruana as pleasant tasting and effective for vitality, urging all women to use the remedy. The ad notes Peruna Drug Mfg Co of Columbus, Ohio.
Attendees attend graduation at William Wood College. Marguerite Gibbons visits home from Kansas City. Aldridge Corder and wife Mary Adele Wantuck return from Marshall, with Wantuck family updates. Mrs Kate Weber and daughter Winoster in Marshall. Amy Dillard visits sister in Marshall. Lizzie Thomas and children visit from Marshall. Micstora Williamson returns from Joplin. Henry and Mrs Hines visit relatives in Atlanta Illinois. Laura Larkin returns to Kansas City. Mrs Sallie Webb visits Wm Iseral family. Sam Vaughan and family spend Sunday in Higginsville. Frank Gordon and Inez White Finnell wedding in Lexington. Vena Zeyzing returns from Fulton. Ray Bertrand travels to Higginsville and Lexington. Zeyzing family attend White Finnell wedding. Lawrence Eppes visits from Kansas City. Christian church women raise about $29 at strawberry ice cream supper. Walter V Peacock, Dora, and Berry of Lexington visit. Mrs T C Corbin departs for a months stay in Nara Visa New Mexico.
Mrs. Margaret Zeyzing and Mrs. Eugene Zeyzing spent Monday in Waverly. Frank Zeyzing and his wife traveled from Kansas City for a brief visit. Tommie Bertrard returned Saturday from Columbia where he spent the winter at school. Dr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson and Miss Strameke of Lexington visited Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Br. W. Vaughan were summoned to Kansas City Saturday night due to their son Ben Vaughan's illness. Misses Lizzie Vaughan and
Mary A Gordon administratrix with will annexed announces letters of administration granted May 21 1910 by Lafayetterte County Missouri Probate Court for George B Gordon estate. Claimants must present within one year or be barred and all claims within two years from publication. This May 1 1919.
Ernest Hoffman Sr and Ernest Hoffman Jr spent Thursday in Concordia on business. Elizabeth Morrison and Francis McFadin went to Kansas City for a short visit. Mabel Coss traveled yesterday to Otterville Missouri for an extended stay.
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