Export Shrinkage and Political Rhetoric in 1920s Press
A compact Lexington Intelligencer sampler notes the era’s media mix with headlines on wheat shrinkage and national politics. It columnizes quotes from President Harding and critiques party dynamics while lampooning press excess and public discourse.
Treaty talk in Washington on amity with Mexico
The government at Washington proposes a treaty of amity and commerce with Mexico. The report notes Mr Wilson's thorough cleanup of the mess inherited from the Taft administration.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Taft
Real Estate Transfers in Lexington week ending June 11 1921
Real estate transfers filed in the Recorder's office Lexington Missouri for the week ending Saturday June 11 1921 compiled by Lafayette County Abstract Co. Includes Stephen E. Coburn and wife to Samuel P. Morgan et al warranty deed valued at 36000 for property SE14 22-49-25 and Isaac Gratz to Charles N. White for one dollar for 7 Block B 2nd Southside addition Lexington.
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Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Stephen E. Coburn
Sam'l. P. Morgan
Isaac Gratz
Chas. N. White
Southside
Sam'l P. Morgan
Property transfers in Higginsville Odessa Lexington area records
A sequence of deeds filed in the Lexington Missouri area lists transfers including Stephen E Coburn to W D for 2000 and 1600 dollar transactions in Higginsville Odessa and Lexington, with multiple parcels described by lot, block, and subdivision. other parties include Meta Meyer, Frank H Marth, Elia Schmidt, Jennie Evans, Louis Quarti, A M Starr, Wm Tyree, Annie J Powell, Maxwell Community Pictures Syndicate, Robt Rowland, E M Goodwin, Geo Rodenburg, Harry E Gladish, Roy L Phillips, Henry M Lissack, Clayton Williams, Thos Kirker, Chas Meyer, James Miller, Owen Davis, Ella Schmidt, Herman Fieth, Chas Oetting, Jos Cook, and Claiborn Johnson across several additions and blocks in Higginsville, Odessa, Lexington, and Concordia. The notices show Weston deeds, trust declarations, and mortgage-like transfers with prices ranging from 500 to 7400 dollars and various descriptions such as parts of sections and blocks.
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Elia Schmidt
Jennie Evans
Stefanski
Higginsville
Noe H. Mignery
Louis Quarti
A. M. Starr
Wm. P. Tyree
Annie J. Powell
Ramsey
Odessa
A. L
Maxwell
Community Pictures Syndicate
Lexington
Missouri
Robt. Rowlan
E .M. Goodwin
Geo. Rodenburg
Harry E. Gladish
Higgittsville
John E. Rinne
Roy L. Phillips
G. McCord
Henry Rabe
Henry M. Lissack
Concordia
Clayton Williams
Thos
J. Kirker
James W. Miller
Owen Davis
College Place
Ella Schmidt
Herman
Cut This Out and Take It With You
An old advice note urges readers to cut out a card for Chamberlain's Tablets to ensure purchasing the right remedy. It promises relief for constipation and indigestion and discourages substitutions when shopping.
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Chamberlain
Vincent's Vamp
Vincent Ellsworth and Grace Watkins drift into a casual breakup and a new plan as Grace proposes seeing others. A vaudeville impersonator, Paul Wenkel, returns to the club causing laughter and tension. Vincent confronts Grace in the kitchen and they agree to end the arrangement, seeking a fresh start.
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Vincent
Paul
Paul Wenkel
Tan
Mabe
Pani
Grace Watkins
Arabella Graal
Arabella
Monterey Pines Glimpse of Red Butterflies Dreamlike Sight
In the Monterey region J Smeaton Chase observes a curious phenomenon under Monterey pines in St. Nicholas. Clusters of dull brown leaves detach and transform into hundreds of red butterflies, turning the grove into a moving red cloud with a soft wing murmur and a fairy convocation of thousands.
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Monterey
Caiif
St. Nicholas
Asi
Ancient custom of wearing earrings traced to Genesis
The article notes earrings as an ancient, widespread practice. It cites Genesis as the first in scripture references, mentioning gifts to Rebekah and Jacob, and discusses variations in the Bible’s translation of the “earring” and “present” terms.
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Abraham
Gmrrings
Jacob
President Almost Impeached In 1866 Trial Summary
Andrew Johnean the seventeenth U S president faced impeachment in 1866 with eleven articles accusing high crimes. The Senate trial began March 3 and ended May 16, with 44 senators voting to convict and 19 against. He was acquitted by one vote needed to reach a conviction.
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Andrew Johnean
United States
Bdwie McMasters Blanton
Don’t Shed Your Dignity Campaign Copy
Advertisement urges readers to wear a neat shirt and coat and promises proper washing starching and ironing. It touts specialist equipment and asks customers to send shirts and collars for cleaning then shed your coat with confidence.
Miss Mary Claudia Willson Sets Postgrad Pace at Colorado
Miss Mary Claudia Willson left Saturday for Boulder Colorado where she will pursue post graduate work in home economics at the University of Colorado.
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Mary Claudia ‘Willson
Boulder
Colorado
The
University of Colorado
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