Will Cowherd Dies Sunday Evening At City Hall
W I B Cowherd known as Will Cowherd dies Sunday evening after a long public service as mayor and congressman from the Kansas City district. He led a clean temperate life, loyal to the people, and secured beneficial laws for the district. Judge Wade improving in Roanoke hospital and other local movement noted as residents travel and visit.
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Mr. Cowherd
Will
Wade
Zach W. Wright
Roanoke
Guarding Meat From the Heat Continued
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin warns kitchens to wash hands, avoid warming foods as a sole safety measure, and keep cooked and uncooked foods in clean cool spaces. It advises draining broth used for storage, boiling it if reused, and scalding meat for longer storage. Opened canned goods spoil quickly and should be used promptly or transferred to clean containers and cooled.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Circuit Court Proceedings and Civil Actions Summary
Circuit court actions include motions in arrest of judgment in Pfieffer Chemical Co. v Farmer, damages in Edward Aull v Mo Pacific Ry, and seven other civil matters. Defendants file new trials and appeals. bonds set at 6000 dollars. Divorces heard. partition reports approved. sheriffs deeds acknowledged. street paving cases continued. corporate formation noted.
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Pfieffer Chemical Co
Leroy
Chas. F. Duran
Fireman’s Ins. Co
Alex. Graves, Jr
Mo. P. Ry. Co
Rosie Fulkerson
Polk Fulkerson
Eldon Daugherty
Mollie Daugherty
Arzena Williams
Walter
Houston Williams
Mary Letchworth
Estill Heights
Lexington
Eliza Shannon
Henry Colley
H. F. Blackwell
Houx
Edward Aullys
P. Ry
Henry Fieth
Lydia E. Fieth
Lorna Warner
Lonnie Warner
Melvin Thieman
Ellen Ridge
City of Lexington
Columbia Paving Co
William Boldridge
W. F. Weis
Eagle Club
Waterloo Mining Association
Godfrey R. Novotney
Rosa L. Novotney
Daisy H. Bowen
Walter Bowen
W.C. Gunn
J. D. Showalter
Edward Aull
Mo, P, Ry. Co
Supreme Court
Revard and Nave Wed in Garden City Kansas
Nicholas T. Revard of Pawhuska Oklahoma and Chessie Nave of this city married in Garden City Kansas on Tuesday June 15. Revard graduated from Wentworth with this year’s class and they will reside in Kansas City.
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Nicholas T. Revard
Pawhuska
Oklahoma
Chessie Nave
Garden City
Kansas
Revard
Wentworth
Kansas City
Elk Services Called Off and Schedule Changes
Weather uncertainty and heavy rains led to the cancellation of the Elk lodge Flag Day services on Monday night. The band concert and lawn social planned to follow will be held later in the summer. John R. Potts resumed his Kansas City auto trips Tuesday after washouts paused service. Miss Nelle Keys leaves Lexington for relatives in Indiana and Illinois then an eastern buying trip before joining Levis Zukoski in St Louis for August. Governor Slaton faced debate over Leo M. Frank sentence and the question of guilt or innocence.
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Elks
K. C
John R. Potts
Kansas City
Nelle Keys
Lexington Mercantile Co
Indiana
Illinois
St. Louis
Levis-Zukoski
Marriage License Issued to Dorsey and Shernwell
A marriage license was issued to G. K. Dorsey age 71 and Lucy E. Shernwell age 68, residents of the Confederate Home. The proceedings record their intent to wed.
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G. K. Dorsey
Lucy E. Shernwell
Notice to Poll Tax Payers 1916 Tax Due
Notice to poll tax payers that the 1916 poll tax levied by the county court is $3.00. Call at the office of Owen Owen, constable, and pay before July 1, 1915 to avoid suit. Lexington Special Road District.
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Owen Owen
Lexington Special Road District
Visit Notes From Sedalia to Kansas City
Mrs. E F Nicholson visited Sedalia Sunday morning. Lon Kelley and Misses Maggie Mae and Marion Kelley spent Sunday in Kansas City. Miss Clara Stradel of St. Louis arrived Sunday evening to visit the Campbell family.
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E. F. Nicholson
Sedalia
Lon Kelley
Maggie Mae
Marion Kelley
Kansas City
Clara Stradel
St. Louis
E. B. Campbell
Local travelers report visits to Kansas City and Paris
E. J. McGrew and his wife with Dr and Mrs B T Payne traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for business. Dr Payne will proceed to St Louis from Kansas City. Mr and Mrs BR Young returned Tuesday from Paris Mo. Mr and Mrs J L Rice visited Kansas City Sunday to see relatives. Arthur Kriehn of Kansas City spent Sunday with his parents.
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E. J. McGrew
B. T. Payne
Kansas City
Best by Test Long Leaf Yellow Pine for Barns and Framing
In Lexington since 1886, the message promotes Long Leaf Yellow Pine as the superior choice for heavy construction. It argues pine exceeds White Oak in strength, offers durable timber for barns and houses, and notes economic value in dimension lumber and timbers. It urges customers to demand Long Leaf Yellow Pine.
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Lexington
Missouri
Mississippi
Mrs Slusher and Miss Elizabeth Visit Kansas City
Mrs Lee J Slusher and her daughter Miss Elizabeth accompanied by Mrs A Wark left for Kansas City on Monday for a visit Frances Duling also traveled to Oscar Andreen for a few days in Kansas City Nellie Roach went to Lebanon Missouri for a visit while Candiughters City residents traveled there for the day on business
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Lee J. Slusher
Elizabeth
Kansas City
A. Wark
Frances Duling
Oscar Andreen
Mise Nellie Roach
Lebanon
B.ifr
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