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14 Jun 1902

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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

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Lexington Intelligencer

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Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1902

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Old Men's Club Meets at Central College in Lexington

The Old Men's Club of Lafayette county gathered Saturday at Central Female College in Lexington. Members recounted old times, welcomed new applicants, and honored deceased, with obituaries and memorials presented by committees. Speakers shared life experiences, church ties, and memories of Missouri’s frontier days, as the group aims to grow and support each other.

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Old Men's Club Lafayette County Central Female College Fenstermacher G. W. Hyde Ryland Lexington John J. Cooksey Joho F. Neill S. J. Fitzgerald Benton John E. Ryland John ©. Handley Lewis Neale Tiewothy Chandler George W. Garr Jacob Todhunter John Mayer Dompit F Gil EB Bells Jobs BE Joseph W. B. Major John F. Neill J. B. Carmichael M. W. Lowry James A. Emisco Casper Wagner John 8. White Rufus Young Lewis P. Rose P. Bascom George W. Sum John W. White Missouri Abner Ward W. Boon Major Hughes’ Landslog Waverly D. G. Doty Christian Church Masons J. Frank Campbell Gosewisch St. Louis Kansas City Athans Higginsville Odessa Ofessa Odesan
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Confederate Memorial Exercises Remembered Veterans and Daughters Honor Lost Cause

Confederate memorial services were held at the Confederate monument on Tuesday June 3 with about twenty five veterans present. Mrs S N Wilson spoke, James R Moorehead gave an address, and Crosses of Honor were presented to veterans. W G Musgrove and Daughters of the Confederacy expressed thanks, and veterans pledged readiness and continued loyalty to the Lost Cause.

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Confederate Monument Maryland T. M. Cobb N. Wilson U. D.C J. BR. Moorehead W. G. Musgrove Legion of Honor J. J. . Campbell Sons of Veterans United Daughters of Confederacy Friends Louisville Cave Hill Southland Confederacy Jefferson Davis South James R. Moorehead J. R. Moorehead U.dpd. OC Wilson W.G. Musgrove Daughters of the Confederacy Plattenburg St. Louis Sterling Price Jo, Shelby John N. Edwards A. W. Stayback Weightman
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A Confederate Humor and a Missouri Bond Vote

A Virginia anecdote recounts Gen Fitzhugh Lee jesting with Jubal Early about a demon of hell and a blue uniform, then shifts to a Missouri notice. Citizens of Suna Bar township are summoned by the county court to discuss a bond compromise offered by Charles P Wonderly, owner of five thousand dollars in bonds from 1870, with ten percent interest, and no payments made to date. Judge J Hurry Green signs the instruction for Od essa’s town meeting on June 14 at 2 PM to decide on the proposal.

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Gon Lee Jubal Early Virginia Citizen Sui-a-Bar Snn-a- Bar Lafayette County Odessa Charles P. Wonderly Sal-a-Bar Wonderly J. Hurry Green
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Card of Thanks to Edstor Totelligencer Readers

A reader expresses gratitude for Democratic voters support in the recent campaign. The author notes the bond issue remains unresolved, likening it to Banquo’s ghost, and vows a solid Republican effort in November with Mr Butt as a key ally. The message salutes supporters and wishes them health and success.

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Edstor Totelligencer Banquo Mr. Butt Leonidas Thermopyla Butt
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Central College Col Jobn Reid Andrew Rawoey Curtis O. Wallace Jacob D. Sooner J. K R. Mendrix J. A Jones Wm. B. Steele Henry Hert Hamlett Rugene M. Ewing James Cather Levin Lane Robert Sante Thomas, Young George Shelby Russell Peter Lankford Wm. A. Gordon Jess Hamlett J. F. Hassell Charles C. Wallace Sacramento Spain Sons of Whytile Esteer Saito Te Fitelugh Lee Fitelough Lee Virginia Fitzhugh Lee Gen. Lee Uenas
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