Lafayette County Primary Ballot Candidates List 1914
The Office of the Lafayette County Clerk announces the candidates to be voted for in the August 4 1914 primary in Lafayette County Missouri. Offices include Senator in Congress Judge Supreme Court State Superintendent of Public Schools Representative in Congress and County Court officials with township posts in Clay Davis Freedom Lexington Middleton Snabbar and Washington townships among others. Ballot access dates and local party committee positions are listed as required by law. The notice is signed by BAL C Glasscock County Clerk on May 19 1914 in Lexington Missouri.
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Lafayette County
Missouri
Congress
Judge Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Davis Township
Dover Township
Freedom Township
Lexington
Middleton
Snnabar
Washington Township
Wen
Late County
Bal C. L. Glasscock
Sour
Administrator's Notice in Kronshage Estate
Administrator announces letters testamentary were issued May 16 1914 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri on the estate of Maxabeth Kronshage deceased Persons with claims must present them for allowance within six months or be barred. If not exhibited within one year from the first publication they will be foreclosed. J H Charles Kronshage Administrator dates May 15 1914.
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Maxabeth Kronshage
Lafayette County
J. H. Charles Kronshage
Eastington Lumber and Lexington Brick Co Ad
Lumber yard offers custom sawing and low prices on native lumber for building farm or fence. Delivery and figures available by request. Order through Mrs L E rk, Eastington yard. Also home baked food cake for all occasions with delivery. phone 703.
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Eastington
Lexington Brick CO
Electric Bittera Stomach Tonic Promises Appetite Cure
A vintage ad touts Electric Bittera as a spring tonic that cures indigestion and restores appetite. It claims to cleanse the whole system and improve kidney and stomach troubles, urging readers to buy a bottle from their druggist. It also mentions Buck Arnie Salve for eczema.
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Mr.t. Deble
Ottle
Buck
Arnie
Wilcoxson Dry Cleaner at Preiser Street Location
Wilcoxon dry cleaner operates at 10K6 Franklin Street under the Dry Agency. The notice lists service location and indicates ongoing operations with emphasis on the street address and business name.
Trespassers at the Trout Brook Meet a Whittaker Youth
Dorothy Fenn defends a no trespassing rule along her aunt’s trout brook. A sunburned, pipe‑smoking boy named John Whit tar claims the Whittaker land and helps return a caught trout. Dorothy learns the boundary lies nearer the Whittaker side, and the two anticipate meeting again at Miss Fenn’s place.
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Dorothy
Priscilla Fenn
Marthe
Antonio
Miss Fenn
Martha’e
Whittaker
John Whittar
Misaee
Instinct and Bulls From a Farm to Finance Brokers
A Colorado governor recalls a tale of two brokers after luncheon. The story centers on a farmer’s lesson about stock instinct, as bulls avert a small stockholder’s position and reveal how animal behavior mirrors market insights.
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M. Ammons
Colorado
Peros
GO THE LIMIT IN SHAVING
The natives of India shave in many forms from chins to eyebrows and sometimes the head for certain rites. No soap is used. faces are wetted with cold water to soften the beard. Native razors with fixed heavy handles are common and stropping uses a palm sized leather strip. The mhave costs one ice per shave, equal to a farthing. Education raises wages and many natives now shave themselves. Safety razors are expected to reduce prejudice against self shaving.
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India
Unfortunate Phrase Framed Ruler’s View on Absolutism
The passage cites Franz der Kaiser, Napoleon’s father in law, as a weak ruler whose printings and critiques reveal a harsh absolutist stance. It notes a historian’s claim that he rejected the idea of any good constitution, demanding only phrases like robust health instead.
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Franz der Kaiser
Napoleon
Hlapsburge
Maria Louisa
Austria
Holy Roman Empire
Self-Preservation and a Sabbath Break
A brief humor item notes Pat-Yis and Mr. Goodman discussing a scarce work week. Pat admits taking a job last Sunday that earned $5, justifying the Sabbath break as necessary.
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Pat
Goodrman
Failed to score in Philadelphia Bulletin chat remark
A Philadelphia Bulletin quotation notes a man claiming a proposal would fail if he told his partner he felt unworthy. The exchange illustrates blunt, humorous social commentary on romance and conversation dynamics.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Beaten text fragment hints at a quote about happiness and opposites
A garbled line presents a reply by a bea heiress about happiness and opposites. The fragmentary OCR suggests confusion around the speaker and meaning, with incomplete phrases and misspellings. No clear event, names, or location emerge to anchor a full news item.
Well Drillers Offer Water Wells At Any Depth
A drilling outfit advertises services to bore or dig water wells from 10 feet to 8000 feet with a water guarantee for a small extra charge. The firm notes plans to ship west soon and invites those needing work to respond.
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Nus
St Kosah Ee
Special opportunity for amen with life insurance work
Special opportunity for men with previous experience in Industrial Life Insurance work Accident and Health insurance monthly payments Address promptly National Casualty Company Detroit Michigan
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Promptly National Casualty Company
Detroit
Michigan
Easterbrook and Mollenkamp Visit Kangas on Tuesday
W A Easterbrook and Ed Mollenkamp traveled to Kangas on Tuesday to spend time and discuss upcoming plans. The visit focused on local business matters and community engagement, with both men expressing interest in regional developments.
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W. A. Easterbrook
Ed Mollenkamp
Kangas
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Lafayette
Judge County Court
Deeda
Clay Township
Leslie Trent
Martha
Priscilla
Miss Dorothy
Law
Oe Ey
Westerman & Rankin
Lenblar Store
A. Egle
Winkler Furniture Co
Mound City
Rouge Bain
Crenshaw & Young
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