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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

8

Madison Father of the Constitution revered by nation

An obituary style tribute recalling James Madison as Father of the Constitution and a lifelong student of government. It notes his Model for liberty, friendships with Thomas Jefferson, and opposition to Prohibition laws. The piece links his legacy to Anheuser-Busch and Budweiser as a historic American beer tradition.

United States Madison Thomas Jefferson Jefferson Anheuser-Busch

Bond Vote in Wellington School District Questioned

Citizens debate funding for a bond issue to support future progress and education. The argument centers on whether to invest in schools now, highlighting a local graduate's success and urging a vote for the proposed bond.

Kansas City Visit Highlights Local Social Guests

Miss Elizabeth O'Hara traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for a brief visit. George Weis and his sister, Miss Marguerite, along with Miss Hazel George of Columbia Missouri, also went to Kansas City on Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Harrison.

Elizabeth O'Hara Kansas City George Weis Marguerite Hazel George Columbia, Mo L. G. Harrison

Circuit Court In Session July 19 1915 Long docket continues

Court records show numerous cases pending including divisions on damages, divorce, quiet title and partition. Wm Jennings and Chas Cushman excused from jury service. Several defendants file answers or demurrers. Trials proceed with verdicts and scheduled deadlines, parties seek costs and security for costs.

Wm. Jennings Chas. Cushman Ida H. Nelson Sarah Ann Belt Western Coal Co Wm. Semler Next Friend Charles F. Diszan Fireman’s Ins. Co Rosie Puckett Sam Puckett City of Lexington Columbia Paving Co Jacobs. Masterson Et al Brackston Masterson Harrison Steele H. C. Saylor Cecyl Patterson Geo. E. Patterson Mollie K. VanDyke John H. VanDyke Sarah Ann Baker J. Barney Ballard Ray County Anna Ewy Henry Ewy Adolph W. Bettein Wm. Ish W. T. Bell David Hinton Henry C. Schwall Higginsville Milling Co Ina F. Qodair John W. Odair Alfred Curtis Anna Curtis Mattie Lou Bridewater Nathan J. Gordon R. L. Mann Marion Gillespie Peter Uphaus Henry Corbin S. P. Phillips Anthony Thomson Frank Slaughter John C. Young Everet Gammon Geo. Thieman J. G. Webb D. C. Morris Gordon Emmerson-Brantingham Imp Co Fred Wm. Reither Mary B. Terhune Pioneer Life Ins. Co., of America P. Phillips George Tiemen Lee Benning Farmers Bank of Odessa Mechanic's Mattye B. Walker Samuel Walker Polk Gray W. L H. C. Kitterer Jacob S. Masterson Nals

Greys Dominate R L Wards In Park Clash

The Greys routed the R L Wards at Grey Stone Park as the city team moved faster and controlled the game from start to finish. Final score 14 to 2, with the Greys having a clear edge throughout.

R. L. Wards Greystone Park

Notice to Poll Tax Payers and Health Ordinance Update

Notice to poll tax payers requests payment of 3.00 due by July 1 1915 at Owen Owens office in Lexington Special Road District. City council Monday night moved to create a new health ordinance replacing the repealed one and to appoint three councilmen with the city attorney to draft a board of health empowered to enforce regulations for citizens' protection.

Owen Owen Lexington Special Road Board of Health

Notable Local Journeys On Business And Visits

Robert J. Sims and John Hix traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for business. Prof. and Mrs. J. C. Shelton returned from Hughesville, and C. L. Vivian left for Oklahoma City with daughter Nancy accompanying to Kansas City. Mrs. J. H. Suddath and daughter Jakaline of Clinton, Mo., arrived Tuesday night to visit Owen Gaffin's family.

Robert J. Sims Kansas City John Hix J. C. Shelton Hughesville C. L. Vivian Oklahoma City Okla Miss Nancy J. H. Suddath Miss Jakaline Clinton, Mo Owen Gaffin

Long Leaf Yellow Pine Promoted for Barn and House Frames

The article notes a shift in Lexington lumber markets since 1886 from native oaks and pines to Long Leaf Yellow Pine for heavy construction. It claims Long Leaf Pine outmatches White Oak in strength, endorses Dimension Lumber and Timbers in this wood, and highlights concrete foundations and cedar pole use as evolving barn-building practices.

Lexington Missouri Mississippi

Local residents on brief visits and travels

Mrs Charles Warder returned to Higginsville after visiting J W Warder Sr family. Mrs B R Young left for Paris Mo. D T Bogie returned from a business trip to Nevada. Charles Mayer visited Lee's Summit for a brief stay. Mrs W Z Mitchell journeyed to Kansas City and St Louis. G H Schmidt traveled to Peoria Illinois for a visit.

Charles Warder Higginsville J. W. Warder B. R. Young Paris D. T. Bogie Nevada Charles Mayer Lee's Summit W. Z. Mitchell Kansan City St. Louis G. H. Schmidt Peoria Illinois

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James Madison Father of the Constitution St. Lesh Ares Iveness Concordia Wellington High School PNES Circuit Court Melissa E. Henry Alexander Henry Greys R. L Castoria C. Anrono Areney Matetta thor Chaal _S Co Opera Wedice Scientific American SUN & Co New Yorkes FBI Washington J. Q Plattenburg J. R. Moorehead Lexington, Missouri Fred Wilmot
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