Mayview Noles Reynolds of Odessa Spend Monday
Mayview Noles Reynolds of Odessa spent Monday visiting old friends Gordo Grahac and others. Several residents traveled for business to Higginsville and Kansas City, with farm sales, train changes, and church events noted throughout the week in Odessa and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Odessa
Acre
Gordos Grahac
Higginville
Keith
Higginsville
Irs
Jennie Keith
Winder
Pfleger
Dave
Social visits across towns listed in Lexington area
Paul Lanvain spent Sunday in Lexington. Mrs Chas Laine of Kansas City and Hugh Hackley of Slater visited, with Mrs J D Pleeples arriving for a few days. Miss Rovilla Dray of Hodges stays with her brother. Mr and Mrs Frank Van Arndall visited relatives in Independence. Donvain returned from Excelsior Springs and Lansing Kansas. Miss Edna Corder went to Alma to visit Miss Anna Uphaus. Several local residents named, reflecting routine social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bullard
Odessa
Waterhoune
Misa Bettie Benning
Independence
Laura Graves
Nadine
Aileen Keith
Lowlue
Dolly Graves
Chilea
Roger Warren
Migginsville
Mra Belles
Willette Porter
Jefferson City
James Sorrency
Les
East Ham
Joe Hernton
MeSwinney
Jackson County
Tao P.O
Farmer
Charlieving
Kansas City
Bates City
Geo. Humphrys
George
Satoll
Taylor Benning
Geo. H. Plattenburg
T. W. Williamson
Anita Letton
Bettie Geoning
Jas. W. Cunningham
J. W
BR. W. Douthitt
Joseph Fletcher
M. J. Rowe
Lexington
Henry Trent
Marshall
Waverly
Mary Adele Wantuck
Red Fulkerson
Warrensburg
Isaac Fulkerson
Tillie White
Chilhowee
Mra 1R
Dohgan
Paul Lanvain
Tno
Donvain
Excelsior Springs
Lansing
Kansas
Edna Corder
Alma
Anna Uphaus
Mesérs
Henry Meyers
Julius Break‘Ang
Bal Ward
Burial attendance marks Higginsville residents
Brester and Nate Gangly attend the burial of Abner Ward of Higginsville. Miss Florence Kidd left Monday for Columbia for summer school. Dover Ball visited and beat our team by a wide margin. Rev. N. H. McCain visited from Odessa. Mabel Kuipmeyer and Sadie Kelley spent Tuesday at Tabo. Emma Brien of Higginsville visited Margarite Corder. Mrs. K. I. Gaines attended the foreign Missionary Society meeting in Sedalia. Mrs. Haas and daughter Fila left for Warrenton for Frank Haas graduation. Out of town guests at the Moore Jackson wedding included Mrs. Gordon and son, Mrs. Hoffman, and Margarite Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Corder
N. H. McCain
Odessa
Geo
B. Sydnor
Mesers
Walter Langly
Pence
Mabel Kuipmeyer
Sadie Kelley
Tabo
Emma
Brien
Higginaville
Margarite Corder
K. I. Gaines
Sedalia
Foreign Missionary Society
Haas
Miss Fila
Warrenton
Frank Haas
Central Wesleyan College
John P. Gordon
Lexington
Fred Hoffman
Margarite Lake
Higginsville
Moore Jackson Weading
Growth of the Art Spirit in America in Berry boy's June issue
Ernest Poole discusses the West’s awakening love for art noting 2000 students at Chicago Art Institute and large crowds at galleries with Old Masters and American works. He cites diverse visitors including Germans Italians Greeks Bohemians and Russian Jews who study art for spirit not price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Berryboy
Ernest Poole
Chicago Art Institute
Harriman’s tactless delay ends with Burt’s resignation
Ridwin Lefevre portrays Harriman as blunt and indifferent to ethics in a June American Magazine sketch. A highlighted tale shows Horace Burt waiting three days in Harriman’s New York office for an audience, while Harriman granted others entry. Burt resigns. Harriman assumes the president’s duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridwin Lefevre
Harriman
Lefevre
Wall Street
Horace Burt
Union Pacific
Burt
New York
Modernized Egypt's ruler Cromer resigns post in Britain
Lord Cromer, noted as a constructive genius, resigns as plenipotentiary for Great Britain in the modern Egypt National Morte Journal. Sir Elden Girat succeeds him. Under Cromer Egypt’s population rose from under 7 million to over 10 million and Alexandria port tonnage doubled. He modernized cities, built canals, opened schools, and influenced Europe’s balance with France. He defended Suez neutrality during the Spanish American War by halting coal shipments at Port Said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cremer
Egypt
Great Britain
Sir Elden Girat
Lord Cromer
Alexandria
France
England
Europe
Spain
Suez Canel
Port Said
Laying of Warrensburg M E Church South cornerstone
The cornerstone of the new $10,000 Warrensburg M E Church South was laid with Masonic and Knights Templar escort. Past Grand Master Q H Wriggs of Springfield spoke on Methodist unity and church government, noting Missouri as Southern Methodist territory and the aim to keep diverse congregations aligned.
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Warrensburg M, E
South
Conner
St. Louia Republic
Warrensburgy
Knights Templars
Q. H. Wriggs
Springfeld
M. &. Church
Mixgouri
W. B. Palmore
Christian Advocate
Time Table For Lexington Branch Morning Service
The fragment notes a time table for the Lexington Branch with west bound and east bound directions. It mentions morning service and route designations but lacks complete details or schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Myrick
Japan and San Francisco Riot Refuels Labor Tensions
A blight outburst in Japan and labor clashes in San Francisco raise questions about Pacific coast attitudes toward Japanese residents. Reports describe streetcar strikes and attacks on Japanese restaurants, with bystanders drawn into violence amid race prejudice. The Tokyo and Washington sides engaged, Root and Governor Gillett referenced, while San Francisco grapples with strikes in telephone and laundry services and rising costs. Ada Carter and grandson Tom W Hill head to Kansas City for summer with Bayliss Steele.
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Harper's Weekly
Agaio
Japan
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Wade
Tokio
Aoki
Sao Bracco
Sao Bracco His Only Too Mactrea To Claim Indulgence For Boylony Uowerd
Neareby
Dinan
Tuscally
Wige-aarbora
Idsor
San Franck
Asurphy
Ada Carter
Tom W. Hill
Kansas City
Bayliss Steele
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Scott Downs
Dave Piegar
Turedac
James Pohewar
Geo. H. Foulds
Dr. (. A. Nickell
Medical Society
Hinginsville
Ben Higgins
T. M. Chin
Davis Creek
Jim Vickers
Janey
Dr. Eckle
Clarance Vivian
Joe Simpson
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Mesdames
Will Jennings
T. T. Puckett
Jerry Proctoy
N. 3. Winn
George Plattenburg
Stella Kincheloe
Kate Bullard
Abbie
Viola Packett
Elder Down
Dan Herr
Minees Stella
Alma Kincheloe
Lillian Proctor
Mesera
Joe Herr
Tom Moore
Grover War
Ren
William Rillings
Chas, Simpson
J. &. Coggins
Eller T. A. Abbott
Kavas
Christian Church
Brother Cogeing
Lfe
Dover Liem
John Walker
Page Cty
James Cather
Miss Taederffro
Odesar
Babe Dusky
Cordi
Mattie Cole
Gordon
Fancy Work Club
W. W. Meng
The
Methodist Church
Ladies of the Christian Church
Woodman Hall
Addie Stark
H. Kennerly
St. Louis
Glen Vaughan
Sam Vaughan
Mattie Marquis
Drummond
Vast Lele
Rey
Payne
OG. Congdon
Adiie Mary Vaughn
Nemeth Fox
Renu
Raley Than Lillies
Basel Beattie
Lloyd Fox
Little Stara
Bar
Byron Epps
Ussiasva
Ncoe Gordon
Katherine Bigge
George Zeyzing
Prank Gordon
O.G. Congdon
Walter Beattie
Helen Beattie
Baby Brother
Erva Stark
Edna Pauling
Robyn Plattenburg
Addie Mary Vaughn
Vaughn
Menshaw
Mra
D. M. Redd
O. G. Congdon
Wee Eas
Deena Gegiebi
Hamlin
F. J. Smith
Dr. Rowe
Lester Bonham
Kate Pauling
Elizabeth Corder
Stella Barnette
Nebraska
Lee Hostelaw
Sheen
Brester
Nate Gangly
Abner Ward
Florence Kidd
Columbia
Leroy Farmer
National Morte Journal
Sammon
Big Cross Road
Renny Meimann
Gerald
Franklin Co
O. Spears
Norfork
New York City
Chamberlain's
Jos. L. Long's
Ios. L. Long
Seiter’s
Chicago & Alton
S A. Vermillion
R. R
Bligginsville, Mo
Winkler Furniture Co
King & Marrs
T. Riner
C. A. Summers
Riner & Summers
Street Lexington
Stalling Bros
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