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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

4

Cowhard Enters Missouri Gubernatorial Race

Democrats urged Cowhard across Missouri counties to enter the race for chief executive. He accepted the appeal and brings energy and intelligence to the campaign, placing himself as a candidate who embodies the best in manhood, politics, and relations with Missourians.

Cowhod Ihs Cowhard

Contrast in 1892 letters shows Cleveland's sober stance

A spring 1892 letter to General Bragg from Grover Cleveland laments politics as a solemn trust and rejects personal win at all costs. Another note to a Tenn. friend expresses hope the Chicago convention acts on principle. The piece contrasts this with a brash third term candidate speaking of a compromise platform in the Ohio primary.

Edward 8. Bragg Grover Cleveland United States Thid Teri Grover Cliveland Tennessee Chicago Ohio

Household remedy praise and obituary notices mingle in local column

A local column reports Mrs Maria Goertz praising Perma the Household Remedy with Dr Hartman’s advice. The piece also notes the death of Mrs George Hutchison on Tuesday at 4 am at 1916 Franklin Street after paralysis, detailing her birth in Scotland in 1834 and survivors, with funeral by Rev T M Cobb. Additional brief items mention visitors, residents, church ties, cemetery fundraiser, and local travel notes including trips to Kansas City and Marshall.

Perma Maria Goertz Orlenta Oxlo- Homa Hartman George Hutchison Franklin Hatchison Scotland Lestvenworth Kansas Lexington E. B. Vaughan This City E. B. Farle Sedalia J. H. Seren Des Moines Town

Death of Charles P Loomis in Missouri born 1854

Charles P Loomis died Sunday morning after months of illness. Born in Mob erly Missouri on March 15 1854 he worked in a book store with his father for eight years. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs B G Loomis a brother Frank and sister Mrs Richard Johnson. Funeral Monday at 8 PM from South Street home conducted by Rev T M Cobb. The Intelligencer extends condolences.

Charles P. Loomis Prince of Tife Mr. Loomis Moberly Loomis B. G. Loomis Frank Richard Johnson South Street T. M. Cobb

Nominate Cowherd for Missouri Governor Nomination

The Democracy of Missouri weighs William Cowherd’s character despite forces aiming to defeat him for the governorship nomination. Voters will judge him on his true worth rather than rhetoric or opposition tactics.

William Doemoc Missouri Hood

Local residents travel on business and visits

J Gi Crenshaw went to Kansas day on business. H T Phillips went to Rusf Ville Friday on business. Miss Mabel Coss went to Kansas City Friday morning to spend the day. Mrs Dr A N Winchester of Joplin Mo arrived in Lexington Thursday morning to visit for a few days with Mrs C M Davenport.

J. Gi. Crenshaw Kansas City H. T. Phillips Rusf- Ville Mabel Coss A. N. Winchester Joplin Lexington C. M. Davenport

Local Social Notes From Concordia Area

R B E Davis of Concordia attended the ball game Sunday afternoon. Robt Pointer of Mayview spent Friday with his daughter Mrs Fred Bray. Sallie Corbin of Dover was a Waverly visitor last Thursday. Walter Johnson visited friends of Dewitt earlier this week. Misses Graces and Lois Waiton of Kassas Sty are guests of their sister Mrs Warren Gitowes. Mix Bertha Tiarkin left the rest of the week for Kansas City to attend University Medical College graduation exercises. Son Graham and wife and child Tallinn left Monday for Pittsburg Kansas. Mr and Mrs B H Thomas

R. BE. Davis Concordia Robt, Pointer Mayview Fred Bray Sallie Corbin Dover Walter Johnson Dewitt Graces Lois Waiton Kassas Sty Warren Gitowes Mixa Bertha Tiarkin Kinsas City University Meddic

Administrators Notice With Will Annexed In Missouri

Notice is given that letters of Administration with will annexed for the estate of Swen Frederick Johmson deceased were granted to the undersigned on May 28 1912 by the Probate Court of Lafay ette County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance within six months after the date of letters or be barred from the estate. if not exhibited within one year from publication they shall be forever barred. This 28th day of May 1912 John Wulpekammer Administrator with will annexed.

Frederick Johmson Lafayette County Minsouri John Wulpekammer William P. Miller Probate Missouri

Executrix Notice of Estate of William P Miller

Letters testamentary granted May 7 1912 by Lafayette County Probate Court Missouri to executrix. All claimants must file for allowance within six months or be barred from any benefit.

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