Local notices in Lafayette County election bids and remarks
A dense precinct notice lists candidates for Lafayette County offices including State Senator from the Seventeenth District and various county posts. It notes the Democratic primary on August 4, 1908, and features editorial asides on local topics from prosperity to post office clerks backing parcel post and rural telephone expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dowman
Democratic Party
Christy
Represent
Tate
Charles
Michell
Lafayette
Wetré
W. BR
Waddell Wer
Sherif
Lafayette County
Winfield
Peacock
Augustine
George Sullivan
Weary
Erith
Augusta
Bate
Drummond Oba
State Association of Post Office’ Clerks
Sedalia
W. W. Dickson
St. Louis
Minister Receives Letter On Animal Cruelty Concerns
A Lexington minister received a letter from Sweet Springs Missouri dated June 3 1908 describing three hogs seen on the Lexington Branch train route near Page City in mud and cold. The writer condemns animal suffering and cites a cruelty law, urging punishment for owners and noting a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Sweet Springs
Kansas City
R.R
Page City
Tam
Missoula
Montana
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Uncalled Letters Advertised at Lexington Post Office
Saturday June 6 1008 at Lexington post office uncalled letters include Bonnlefield Branham William Barnett Bickel Bros Virgil Brown Frank A Carrikier M C Draper El mer Cameron Joseph Daler Howard Darrah Mc Doncan Mies Jane Faley Mrs Nanuie Fields Arthur J Elowe J W Gasney Jack Gustin Luke Hawkins Freeeja Hawkins Ward Hays Daisy Holmes Mra Lisele Lee Henry Marshall Frank McClure Carrie Nurse Mrs E B Phillips Christopher Pointer Clar ce Robinson Mrs N J Ward. Advertised when called for DELIA Chowber Postmaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Post Office
Bonnlefield Branham
William Barnett
Bickel
Misses Return From State Normal Trip To Missouri
Miss Myrtle Wagoner and Jésate Bell returned to Corder from Warrensburg where they attended the State Normal for the past year. They were accompanied by Mrs Bell and Mary. Full details from BA VensIndaon agent C A M Ri Higa tneville and C C Willson Co. handle poultry feeds and stock foods, phone 179.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Wagoner
Jésate Bell
Corder
Sedalla
Warrensburg
Bell l
Mary
Chicago& Alton
Vensindaon
Ri Higa Tneville
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the Intelligencer
Av. Allen Editors
Marotis
Unémay
Johan P. Gordon
Chicago
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Denver
Arkansans
Anyb Hody
G.C. Marquis
Marqus Liss
Olle
Texas
Gennties
Marquis
C. C. Willson Co
International Poultry and Stock Food
J. L. Long
Stalling Bros
GEO
Wittenberg
White & Kerdolff
General Hauling Service
C.L. Benney
Mrs
Mound City CO
Horse Shoe
Crenshaw & Young
Plattenrui Coal Company Gy
Age
Ordern
John .C. Young, Jr
Franklin St
Lexington, Mo
Phowe No
Seiter’s Market
WM. L. Hord
Whatton Nant
W. G. McCausland
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