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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
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Zach W Wright is a candidate for Presiding Judge of the County Court and George W Bates for County Clerk, both subject to Democratic primary guidance on Tuesday August 4 1914. Stephen W Wilson runs for Probate Judge and WM T Wernwag for Recorder of Deeds, each seeking Democratic party support in the August 4 1914 primary.
Leroy Farmer runs for County Collector and Dan G Johns announced for Judge of the Western District. Both entries indicate candidacy under party action at the primary election held Tuesday August 4, 1914.
The Intelligencer voices opposition to Mr. Tramtin citing lack of district growth and weak standing in the House after nine years. It argues Mr. Hamlin is either foolish or complacent, calling for a bigger Seventh District map and urging Durst as a superior candidate for the nomination.
The article describes a method by a Russian scientist to kill Koch bacilli by freezing living subjects to 6 degrees Celsius below freezing, then reviving them by re-heating. Experiments on animals show life suspended by cold with concurrent artificial respiration, suggesting potential medical and practical applications.
The text notes that the concept could be transported over long distances and suggests many potential applications. It admits the method has not yet been used on large animals or living persons but implies feasibility in principle and states that proof is needed whether a human can be frozen and revived.
Local notes record many Kansas City Higginsville and Alma visitors and travelers. Names include Miller Liese Schuler Kramer Gossard and Schulz with trips to Alma, Fulton, Warrensburg, and Winsor Oklahoma. A humor paragraph block offers wry comments on gender and manners in a Chicago News style.
All for 1. The Intelligencer costs 1.00 per year. By sending 18 cents additional you receive Woman's World Farm Life Green's Fruit Grower and Home Life all for 1 year. Renew now to take advantage of this offer.
Mr and Mrs Levy Gray returned to their home in Kansas City Tuesday after visiting relatives there.
The Kansas City Star editorial argues for fair, open discussion of President Wilson's policies. It defends public opinion backing congressional action, praises tariff and currency measures, and urges opposition to any manufactured fear or privilege seeking to mislead the public.
Wallace's Farmer notes corn belt conditions favoring growth after a mild winter and favorable spring. Soil works easily, stands look good, and weeds are rising with moisture shortages. Emphasizes thorough, persistent cultivation to spare moisture for corn and prevent a later weed flood.
A customer visited Wilcoxon Cleaning Shop, had one suit pressed properly, and was invited to wait in the waiting room while the garment was finished at no charge.
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