Federal Prisoners Removed From Lexington Jail
Judge Arby 8. Van Valkenburg ordered the immediate removal of ten federal prisoners from Lexington jail after complaints of special privileges. Deputies took them to Buchanton County jail, St Joseph, Mao, listing Harvey Leopold Joe Williams Robt Bradley Thomas Mann Harry Boro C C Watson Paul Huitt Jos E Curtis Robt Williams and Robt Wells.
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Arby
van Valkenburg
Federal Court
Lexington
U. S
Buchanton County
St. Joseph
Mao
Harvey Leopold
Joe Williams
Ray Countians Tour Riverview Country Club
A party from Ray County including Mr and Mrs Dugger Mr and Mrs Lip pard Mr and Mrs Massur Mr and Mrs Paul Rankin Miss Floy Bates and Mr Megebe visited Riverview Country Club Tuesday to inspect the golf course and recreational facilities. Lunch was served.
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Ray County
Dugger
Lippard
Massur
Paul Rankin
Floy Bates
Megebe
Riverview Country Club
Riverview
Rats In Herd & Kroencke Yard Repel Workers
Workmen began wrecking an old cooler in the rear of Herd and Kroencke's on Wednesday. Rat infestation required reinforcements as workers armed with clubs chased them. 86 rats were killed and about three escaped. Competent witnesses can verify the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herd & Kroencke’s
Sewing Machine Proves Easy on Heavy Material
A Missouri home demonstration agent notes a woman using an electric sewing machine from the office reports the device is perfect. She says she sewed straight seams on heavy material for an hour without a break and could not feel the current at all.
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Missouri
Understanding Hydrophobia Rabies and Its Precautions
Dr M P Ravenel University of Missouri explains hydrophobia rabies as a canine disease transmissible to humans and other animals by bite. He notes there is no cure once symptoms appear, emphasizes vaccination of dogs, stray dog control, and outlines immediate wound care using bleeding, warm water wash, and cautious application of nitric acid or iodine based antiseptics.
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M. P. Ravenel
University of Missouri
Fedo
Lexington Athletics Bury Higginsville In One Sided Baseball Victors
Lexington Athletics beat Higginsville 6 0 on Higginsville grounds to take first place. Malone led with a triple and a single, Holleran added a single driving in runs, Halpin contributed three singles, and Poudevigne, Forschler, and King starred in a low scoring early game that exploded in the sixth and ninth innings.
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Lexington Athletics
Higginsville
Leonard Malone
Poudevigne
Lexington
Lineback
Larceny
Ja‘ter Bobby
Holleran
D. Cooke
Belt
Cooke
Harding
Halpin
Malone
Franchler
Pace Wynne Wed In Omaha On June Fifteenth
James Pace son of Mr and Mrs J T Pace and Miss Rosa Wynne of Omaha Nebraska were married in Omaha Thursday June 15 They will reside in Omaha where Pace works for the Western Union Telegraph Co.
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James Pace
J. T. Pace
Rosa Wynne
Omaha
Nebraska
Pace
Western Union Telegraph Co
Mendenhall and Lee Wed in Probate Judge Office
Mr Rubin Eugene Mendenhall and Miss Gertrude Lee both of Corder were united in marriage yesterday in the office of Probate Judge S N Wilson with the judge officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin Eugene Mendenhall
Gertrude Lee
Corder
S. N. Wilson
Pasteur vaccine treatment for rabies described as at home option
The text states the Pasteur vaccine requires ten to eighteen days for administration and can be obtained from laboratories with syringes and directions for home use. It claims the ten day treatment is readily available and effective, while popular mudstone treatments are deemed inefficient. The passage mentions sixteen people but is incomplete.
Millinery class in Waverly a great success
Mrs Royal Bland of Higginsville led a Waverly millinery class on June 14 at Miss Marguerite Landrium s home. Fourteen women made hats from new materials and one remodeled. Fifteen hats cost 31 50 with estimated value 83 50, yielding 52 00 for the class. Concordia clothing class concluded with demonstrations and a pressure cooker dinner. Slusher Club studied flour and yeast with a bread making demo and a social lunch.
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Waverly
Royal Bland
Higginsville
Marguerite Landrium
Concordia
Banani Gab
John Slusher
Waverly Bridge Appropriation Compromise Reached
Citizens from Waverly urged a $15,000 appropriation for a bridge over the Missouri River. The county court granted $7,000, to be paid from the road and bridge fund of December 1922 collections.
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Waverly
Missouri River
Mrs J R Moorehead and Maria Bates Depart for Midwestern Visits
Mrs J R Moorehead Jr and her son James R II left Monday for Fulton Missouri to visit her parents. Mrs J Blaine Wise of Marianna Pennsylvania and her son Joseph Bates arrived Tuesday to visit her father Dr George W Bates. Pendleton Hall departs for Columbia Missouri to spend the summer at the University of Missouri as he joins the Junior Bar meng Wentworth Military Academy staff in September.
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J. R. Moorehead, Jr
James R. II
Fulton
J. Blaine Wise
Marianna
Joseph Bates
Geo. W. Bates
Pendleton Hall
Columbia
University of Missouri
Junior Bar Mens
Wentworth Military Aca
Fans propose end of season pot for local Inter County League team
Local baseball fans suggest creating a season end fund or pot to present to the Inter County League team. The idea aims to keep the squad together and boost team spirit, with contributions refundable if the team is disrupted.
Fountain Installed by The Victory Vendor Elevates City
The Victory, Victor Johnson proprietor, has recently installed a fountain that is second to none in the city. It is the latest thing in fountains convenient, comedious, and granary and will contribute to the already popular emporium of good things to eat and drink.
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Victor Johnson
Breckinridge Long Plans In Lafayette and Lexington
Breckinridge Long, Democratic senatorial candidate, will campaign in Lafayette County on Friday with an 2 p.m. speaking engagement in Ode sa and a nighttime appearance in Lexington. He is pursuing the party nomination in the forthcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckinridge Long
United States
Lafayette County
Odessa
Lexington
Doctor Sellers Returns From Johns Hopkins Visit
Dr. O. R. Sellers arrived yesterday morning from Baltimore Maryland where he spent the past year at Johns Hopkins University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Sellers
Baltimore
Maryland
John Hopkins University
Invest At Home With Lafayette Telephone Co
The Lafayette Telephone Company offers patrons cumulative preferred stock up to $25,000. Shares cost $100 each and pay 8 percent interest quarterly. A solid home investment for savers with money to invest.
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Lafayette Telephone Company
Marriage License Recipients Listed from Lexington
A marriage license has been issued to Rubin E. Mendenhall and Corder Gertrude Lee, to Corder Jesse E. Hoover and Mary FE., to Caan et al., to Henry Steffens and Cora Finch, in Lexington.
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Rubin E. Mendenhall
Corder Gertrude Lee
Corder
Jesse E. Hoover
Mary FE
Caan Et al
Sonst
Henry” Steffens
Cora Finch
Lexington
Headen wins North Dakota good roads essay contest
Horace W. Headen a 19 year old son of Rev RE V Headen and grandson of the late William Hackler of Lexington won the 1922 good roads essay contest for North Dakota Headen's home is Wilton He won first place over 600 contestants in the state J C Young with Mrs Young and Mrs Frank Slaughter with daughter Elizabeth drove to Kansas City early Wednesday Major Ralph Campbell with his wife and mother Mrs W H Campbell also drove to Kansas City early Wednesday
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Horace W. Headen
RE. V.headen
William Hackler
Lexington
Good Roads
North Dakota
Wilton
J. C. Young
Young
Frank Slaughter
Elizabeth
Kansas City
Ralph Campbell
W. H. Campbell
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Ray Countians
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
Higginaville
Forschler
King
Beard
Foster
Pace-Wynne
Mendenhall-Lee
Farm Bureau News
Slusher Club
Fellows
Young’s Book Store
Victory
Breckinridge
Lambert Lumber. Company
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