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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
4
The Lexington Intelligencer announces its role as publisher and editor, notes annual subscription rates payable in advance, and states communications must be signed for print. entry confirms second class mail status in Lexington, Missouri.
The New York Sun comments on William Jennings Bryan's resignation from the cabinet, criticizing his timing and warns Germany may view it as division. The piece argues his leaving weakens American unity on the seas and praises the president and Chautauquas for the move. It notes Bryan’s long appeals to the public and the potential impact on foreign policy. Accounts of local social visits and administrative notices follow, including probate details for Charles Creasy.
Ambitious students across state colleges and high schools enrollment rise in University of Missouri Extension Division. Courses run year round with five hours possible in a summer, credit transferable to other colleges, low costs emphasized. Also notes about graduates, staff, and Magna Carta anniversaries.
Miss Lee Meng spent the day in Kansas City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gratz visited Kansas City yesterday. Mrs. J. G. Crenshaw and daughter Miss Louise MacDonald traveled to Kansas City for a visit. Miss Ida Werner left for Helena Oklahoma after a Morath visit. Ida Morath accompanied her to Kansas City for the day. Mrs. W. R. Humphrey and Norma Claire visited Kansas City yesterday. Frank Wilson, formerly of this city now in Sedalia, married Miss Marie Taner of Sedalia. they honeymoon in Colorado.
The July issue presents two letters from a woman and a man seeking marriage advice, editors seeking reader solutions, and real life barriers to wedlock. It also highlights articles by Vorse Duey Richardson Waugh Albin Lee and fiction by several authors plus pieces on travel and outdoor topics.
Miss Grace Jamerson traveled Sunday evening to Kansas City for a short visit. The trip is described as recommended leisure and social engagement with no noted incidents or complications.
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