Politician Candidates and Presidential Note in Aug 1914
The notice lists candidates for Congress and local offices in the Seventh district and county posts, all subject to Democratic primaries on Tuesday August 4 1914. It also notes Representative W P Borland of Jackson County receiving a presidential commendation for currency bill work, and remarks on voter experience versus ability. Social notes mention Mr and Mrs John Elliott and Gen Forest of Ashton Arkansas visiting in Cleveland Ohio, with Mrs J J Rice and Mrs Anna Loomis traveling to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clin Jon. C. Barrett
Congress
Harry D. Durst
Gence
W. P. Borland
Jackson County
Pesident Wilson
W Tiamlin
John Elliott
Little Gen. Forest
Ashton
Arkansas
Cleveland
Ohio
Fred J. Helsby
J. J. Rice
Anna
Loomis
Kansas City
Burley Cope
Well Drillers Offer Deep Water Wells Lexington Mo
A Lexington Missouri outfit on 928 Main Street promises water wells from 10 feet to 4000 feet with guaranteed water for a small extra charge. They state plans to ship their equipment west soon and seek customers who need drilling or digging services.
Circuit Court proceedings list many cases and motions
Circuit Court convened with Judge Samuel Davis and staff on June 8. Docket includes Farnham v Chicago & Alton and several other civil actions with amended petitions, answered defenses, and orders for costs, bonds, and filings through September 1 1914. Numerous motions for alimony, postponements, and removals noted. reports, partitions, and bonds approved. various parties referenced including Farnham, Ford, Larkin, Couch, and others. community notices and local remarks conclude with public notices and local society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Samuel Davis
Wm. H. Waddell
J. W. Sydnor
Geo. P. Blackwell
Leslie
Farnham
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Ford
Leander Ford, Jr
Mary C. Larkin
Kansas City Bridge Company
Lafayette County
Lee Johnson
Gertrude Johnson
Margaret Dunn
George Dunn
Kansas City, Clay County
St. Joseph Railway Co
Joseph N. Couch
Lexington Special Road
U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Jesse Strange
Joe Cook
Secretary
Home Bldg. & Loan Association
Higginsville
Schoppenhorst
Thomas Hoefer
C. F. Adams Co
John Pratt
Harvey Parker
Silas Parker
Blanche Manning
John Manning
C. B. Goodwin
A. W. Laughlin
Gentry W. Haggard
McGrew Coal Company
Rose Temming
John Gasky
H. C. Wallace
Ais
Morris Leven
Kansas City
Charles Lyons
Middleton Bank
Alex Graves, Jr
Mo. Pac, Ry. Co
Leslie S. Farnham
Mo. Pac
Ry. Co
A. B. Turman
Weedin S. Sharp
Susan Lee
Rebecca Lee
City of
Julia E. Bandon
Irving Tevis
Southwest Kissel Bar Branch
C. L. Kenny
Lambert Lamber Company
Ella Johnson
J. G. Worthington
Rosa L. Hackney
Leota Beasley
John Beasley
E. A. Smith
Jill K
Evane
Old Men's Club Dinner Hosts Visitors From Surrounding County
In Dover, the Old Men's Club was entertained at the Baptist church with a bounteous dinner. About thirty five members attended along with visitors from across the county. Rev. J. H. Clayton gave the welcome address while Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Hay hosted their son Ward and family. Louis Starke and three nephews of Memphis, Tennessee joined Elizabeth White and Mrs. Geo. Zeysing for the weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Starke
Memphis
Tenn
Elizabeth White
Geo. Zeysing
Dover
Baptist Church
7. H. Clayton
Stenography and Dictation Work Record at Ashurst Office
John T. Ashurst's office handled stenography and Gill collecting dictations. Miss Margaret Smith traveled to Snider, Texas for a visit Wednesday, accompanied by her mother Mrs. Georgia Smith as far as Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Ashurst
Ruth Ashurst
Margaret Smith
Snider
Texas
Georgia Smith
Independence
Deciding Where to Trust Opinions Across Distances
A reader argues confidence should rest with known neighbors rather than distant strangers. The piece cites Mrs. J. Neet of Lexington detailing seven years of rheumatic twinges and relief only after Doan's Kidney Pills. The endorsement notes price and dealer availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Doan
Newt
Mrs Henry Meyer and Mids Riley Visit City
Mrs Henry Meyer and Mids Marcella Riley traveled to a city on Wednesday for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyer
Marcella Riley
Z City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Lexington Intelligencer
A.W. Allen
Miasouri
N. M. Houx
Zach. W. Wright
Fae
J. Henry Green
Frank L. Carter
Walter C. Chiles
Paul Yancey
George W. Bates
Thomas A. Walker
Stephen N.wilson
Democratic Party
WM. T. Wernwag
Deeda
Ti Aday
John Marshall Pricy
W. A. Drysdale
Voveday
Co. L. Wilson
Nge
G. Q. Kinkead
Leroy Farmer
D. G. Wade
Dan G. Johns
Eratic Party
Butt
Tom
Henry J. Thomas Es
Recorder of Deeds
Tuesaday
Litout
Sylvester Bros
Roo
Meng
Main Street
Lexington, Mo
Percales
Grenadines
W. G. McCausland
Ferguson
Joe Barnett
Pearl Winn
Sidney Winn
John M. Seiter
Lexington B. & L. Association
B. R. Ireland
E. N. Hopkins
J. G. Crenshaw
John Chamberlain
A. F. Winkler
W. P. Keith
J. H. Campbell
Wm. C. Casteel
Jacob Potter
Wade F. Howard
W. J. Wilkening
In Wilkening
Odessa
Lafayette
Old Lafayette
Philip Wahl
Byron
Fred Vaughan
Small
Cecil
Mohives
Carrie Bachter
James Winn
Corder
F. J. McGee
Order
Frank. Evans
Bertie Bertrand
Beryl
Grand Passure
Clinton Aber
Warrensburg
The
Christian Church
Rhine
Smith
James Cathers
R. P. Cherry
Higgingville
Jr. J. Fulkerson
Prone’s Yingling
Herbert Neer
Henry Corbin, Jr
F. J. Meee
Carrie Bachtell
Harvey Vaughan
Mie Marjorie
Wallace Chambers
Dorthea
Livingston
M. E
Garland Parker
Bellcook
Wichita
Kansas
Melvin Cook
Will Neer
Carl Harwood
Lexington Savings Bank
Missouri
E. M. Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
W. 4. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Lexington, Missouri
Richard Field
J. Andrew
W. A. Catron
Regals
Board OF
J. Barnet Young
W.W. A. Catron
Frank How Herman
Mark
Frederick Morath
Worth Rates
Rufus Young
N. Hopkinins
Lee J. Slusher
Rom
Oklahoma
W. G. Hay. Ward
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