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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
4
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Announcement lists candidates for Democratic nomination pending August primary. Names include Joseph Kuelhs, L Wilson, Thomas A Walker, C F Kinkead, L Glasscock, H W McNeal, J W Sydnor, P W Osborn for County Collector Clerk Recorder of Deeds Clerk of the Court and Judge Western District. Each subject to voters at the August primary.
The excerpt notes Theodore Roosevelt’s remarks on current issues and the difficulty of judging his stance without his full responses. It states winter has passed and summer begins, while spring failed to participate in the season’s routine.
Reno Nevada hosts a July 4 boxing card drawing attention from locals. The city has long been known as a haven for dis pleased better halves after major bouts.
Lexington stood firm on a guarantee to attract aeroplanes to halt in the St. Louis Kansas City race. The piece hints at improvements in organization and efforts to secure air traffic by offering assurances and support.
A farmer paid three dollars a day but charged two for boarding leaving the narrator with six dollars after a month and malaria sickness. Traveling home by freight the fatigued worker arrives with a torn, cautionary tale of misleading pay and poor conditions. The piece contrasts city and country life and ends with a plea to mother for medicine.
Frank Zeyzing of Kansas City spent Sunday here J F Winn of Lexington was here Tuesday J Q Plattenburg of Lexington was here several days this week Mrs Glenn Vaughan and children of Higginsville are here visiting relatives F L Cox and Bob Harwood had business in Lexington Thursday Miss May Harwood came from Kansas City to spend a while at her home here Mrs W G Harwood shopped in Lexington Tuesday Mrs Virginia Johnsson and daughter Miss Bess are visiting relatives here this week N L Corbin and E Hodges were in Lexington last Friday Mrs Ed Donnelly visited her daughter Mrs Creed Butler at Malta Bend Saturday F B White and wife of Lexington were here Thursday Miss Vena Zeyzing went to Kansas City Sunday evening for two weeks visit Joe Phillips and wife came from St Louis and were treated at Mr Phillips father’s home Wednesday night Mr and Mrs Curtis Vaughan and Mrs Geo Zeyzing spent Notice to Banks The Board of Education of Lexington Mo will receive bids up to July 6 for interest on deposits of public school funds Interest computed on daily balances.
Lexington Missouri will receive bids up to July 6 for coal delivered to various school buildings. A. F. Winkler, Sec.
Mr and Mrs E A Ludwig and infant daughter of Springfield Missouri arrived Sunday to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs G P Warren and three children and Miss Mayme Stewart went to Higginsville Saturday night for a few days visit. Miss Katherine Fulkerson returned Saturday from Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Lynn B Gordon announce the birth of a daughter Saturday June 18 1910. Everything in seasonable vegetables at C L Kenneys Grocery.
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