Bates Seeks Re nomination for County Clerk Post
GEO. W. BATES announces continued candidacy for re nomination as Clerk of the County Court, subject to the Democratic primary on August 6. Bates seeks support from party voters in the county.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
2
GEO. W. BATES announces continued candidacy for re nomination as Clerk of the County Court, subject to the Democratic primary on August 6. Bates seeks support from party voters in the county.
Mrs A L Smith travels to Kansas City for a visit. Miss Gladys Moeller heads to Wellington after visiting Miss Lucille Lokhart. Mrs Oscar Andreen returns from Kansas City due to Mrs William Musgrove illness. Warder and Connor and Mrs J C Wright arrive from Kansas City to visit Ashurat parents. Beans and Peas seed sale noted.
Thelma Haydon traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for an extended visit. A list of commodities appears in the text including corn oats chops meal bran ship tankage barrel sait War der Conner. Notice to Auto Drivers announces a revised speed limit: residence districts 15 mph, business districts 12 mph, side streets 10 mph.
Local Board issues immediate draft lists. Eight Black men expected to entrain for Camp Funston on June 9, followed by a long list of white enlistees for Camp Pike on June 24. Named among registrants are Clarence Williams and Frank Mason of Lexington, Oscar A. Smith of Higginsville, Otto C. Thoman of Lexington, and many others across Lexington, Higginsville, Mayview, Odessa, Concordia, and surrounding towns, with council actions on licenses, taxes, and utilities noted.
County court proceedings cover a petition to vacate an old road and establish a new one in section 18 township 48 range 28, with the highway engineer to view and report. A $500 warrant is authorized for Mrs. J G Crenshaw, treasurer of the Lafayette County Food Conservation Committee. Inquests on three deaths are certified for payment, and $132.26 is requested from the State Auditor as special school aid. Other items note resignations, appointments, and marriage licenses. multiple residents travel for health, business, and visits.
Mrs L L Price of St Louis arrived Wednesday to visit her mother Mrs H A Barron and attend time with Mrs W E Bard of Sedalia for family gathering noted in local society brief.
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