Local candidates seek Democratic primary voters August 4 1914
The notice names ¢. L. Wilson for County Collector and Leroy Farmer D. Wade for Judge Western District as Democratic primary candidates. It also mentions J Henry Green planning to run for nomination as district judge, praising his county service and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Carter
Walter C
Yancey
George W. Bates
Thomas A. Walker
Stephen N. Wilson
Henry J. Thomas
Recorder of Deeds
W. A. Drysdale
L. Wilson
C. Q. Kinkead
Leroy Farmer
D. G. Wade
Durst Campaign for Seventh District Representative
The Durst campaign for Democratic nomination in the Seventh district is presented as quiet and honorable. Durst is portrayed as a self made, hardworking Springfield bar member and veteran of the Spanish War with broad world experience. His city council record is cited as proof of capability for Congress in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WoDurst
Congress
Greene
Springfield
Washington
Durst Seen as Capable Representative for District
The Springfield Leader notes Samilitary affairs and praises Durst as a popular figure among the youth. He has long since entered middle life and is deemed fully capable of making the district a strong voice in the lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durst
Springfield
Waverly Notes and Local Visits Across Town
Waverly notes list numerous callers and visitors including Arthur Joling in Wellington Elvin Riley in Kansas City Oscar Thomas in Lexington and John Larkin family in Corder. Several others attended Decoration Day in Malta Bend and visits to relatives in St Louis Warrensburg and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Joling
Wellington
Elvin Riley
Kansas City
Oscar Thomas
Lexington
John Larkin
Corder
Malta Bend Falls 3-0 to Waverly in Home Game
A church service preceded a cemetery procession with flags and flowers. At the cemetery Col. C. D. Showalter delivered an address. Malta Bend lost to Waverly 3 to 0 on their home grounds in the day’s ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. C. D. Showalter
Malta Bend
Waverly
Virginia Aull Visits Kansas City
Miss Virginia Aull traveled to Kansas City for a short visit, arriving yesterday. The trip is described as a brief personal excursion with no special events reported.
Social notes from Independence and surrounding towns
Mrs Edgar Hinde of Independence spent Sunday here with Miss Dew Morrow at Central College. Edwin P Deal state treasurer notes a state fund balance of 7 529 964 45. Miss Adelia Trail of Kansas City visited relatives. Mrs Charles Taubian and Mrs Albert Pointer went to Winton to spend the day. E G King returned to Omaha after a visit with H F Blackwell. Col William Toge left for Tulsa on business. Misses Louise and Grace Shull planned an extended visit in Winchester Virginia. Anna Phetsing attended the summer school at the state normal in Warrensburg. Sheriff W H Waddell went to Higginville for circuit court. Judge W G McCainland visited Kusita City for the day. Dixie Graddy went to Kansas City for the day. Capt Ryland Todhunter went to Independence. Mrs M L B Cockrell returned to Kansas City after visiting her mother Mrs Nannie O Steele. R Berrie Jr. returned home from Wayne Nebraska State University. Mrs Jas G Chinn and Miss Pinkie Chinn visited Kansas City for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
Marshall
B. H. Nubles
Kanna City
Mina Ethel Larkin
Wellington
Hy Larkin
Delia Crowder
Wichita
Kansas
J. A. Allison
Warrensburg
Allison
Lute Gordon
Oklahoma
Edith Ellis
Fayetteville
Ark
Massey McLemore
Alma
Win
Ostermeyer
R. D. Blankin
Emily
J. CG. Needles
New Mexico
Geo. Allbright
Kansas City
O. H. Allbright
WC. T. U
Baptist
Wired
Walter Argood
Gilbert [Brownfield
Blackburn
Bertha
Florence Larkin
Epworth League
Carrice Landrum
St. Louis
T. Br, Landrusn
W. B. Palmore
Methodist
Oscar Groom
Davenport
Mer. Callaway
Ed Hill
Buckner
J. BR. Thogmorton
Alf Riley
Grand Pass
Margaret Fletcher
Muskelgee
Bertie
Lillian Larkin
Marjorie Fletcher
William Toge
Tulsa
Louise
Grace Shull
Winchester
Anna Phetsing
Ryland Todhunter
Independence
R. & Berrie, Jr
State University
Wayne, Nebraska
Jas. G. Chinn
Pinkie Chinn
Service to and from all trains at Lafayette station
Prompt and satisfactory state service advertised for travel to and from all trains. Leave calls at Lafayette Auto Company. Phone 291. Harry Dunford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Auto Company
Harry Dunford
Rambler roses for sale at Eggleston's Green House
Large two and four year old rambler roses offered cheap for immediate pickup. The plants promise abundant bloom and shade this year. Offered by Eggleston's Green House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggleston
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Lexington Intelligencer
A. W. Allen
Clinton C. Barrett
N. M. Houx
Harry D. Durst
Tuesaday
Zach
W. Wright
Vt Pee
T. Vernwag
Sujet
Parte
Tureday
Apetat
Rathe Party
John Marshall Price
J. Henry Green
Mr. Durst
Percales
Voiles
Grenadines
W.G. McCausland
Birdie Thogmorton
Daily Intelligencer
Uder
Ligon Vaughan
Vaughan
Fletcher
Virginia Aull
PRU
PAF SA
SA & Our Vaults
Lexington Savings Bank
Missouri
Em, Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
W. 4. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Lexington, Missouri
Cavera
I Richard Field
J. Andrew
W. V. A. Catron
Bastiexs
Board OF Directors
Richard Pied
S.J. Andrew
J. Barnet Young
Frank Howe
Hermano J. Mark
Frederick Morath
Worth Petes
Rufus Young
Edgar Hinde
Miss Dew Morrow
Central College
Edwin P. Deal
Adelia Trail
Kannas City
Geo. IL
Mary Cavanaugh
Sedalia
Charles Taubioan
Albert Pointer
Winton
E. G. King
Omaha
Nebr
H. F. Blackwell
Mlb. Cockrell
Nannie 0. Steele
Mortis
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