Suffrage Debate Mirrors Old South Valor and Change
The Lexington Intelligencer laments hysteria over women gaining the vote, arguing real sacrifice comes from wartime heroines, not modern public demonstrations. It predicts future leadership by capable women in homes, warns of reactionary backlash, and mocks sentimental politics before noting Deputy Sheriff John Toner’s Kansas City trip.
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South
Congress
Roudoir
Missouri
Astarte
G. K. Chesterson
Susan B. Anthony
Petticoat
Paris Mercury
July Plowing Best For Wheat Yield
University of Missouri findings show plowing in mid July doubles wheat yield versus September plowing. Early plowing preserves plant food and moisture, limits weed competition, and allows rapid growth before winter. Delays reduce next year's yield. weed control and careful timing improve harvest.
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R. R. Hudelson
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Marriage licenses issued to John W. Frazier and Anna FP Vandiver
John W. Frazier and Anna FP Vandiver have been issued marriage licenses in Lexington Higginaville. The notice lists the two individuals as applicants and confirms the record of licenses granted.
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John W. Frazier
Lexington
Anna FP
Vandiver
Higginaville
Kansas City Trip Notes From Local Businessmen
C A Keith and W F Hineslay traveled to Kansas City on business Tuesday. John Morrison and Sons referenced in connection with a Fordson Tractor mention. B R Young also went to Kansas City Tuesday for business.
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John Toner
Kansas City
C. A. Keith
Fordson Tractor Saves
John Morrison & Sons
W. F. Hineslay
B. R. Young
Annual Election at Christian Church Meeting
The annual meeting of the Christian church will be held Friday evening at eight o clock. Officers will be elected and other church business will be discussed. All church members are urged to attend.
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The
Christian Church
Marshall on the Flag at Flag Day speech Washington
Vice President voiced a stark defense of lawful authority during a Saturday Flag Day ceremony in Washington. He argued that those opposed to orderly process should be removed from beneath the American banner, calling the flag more than a symbol and a gateway to national duty and unity.
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Marshall
Washington, D. C
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Creed of the Nihilists and its limits
A concise critique notes that the Nihilists reject anything beyond their own understanding. Since their grasp is limited, their creed effectively reduces to almost nothing, as discussed in K. W. Howe's Monthly.
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K. W. Howe
Calls for Talk with Bismarck in Peace Interview
The Duluth Herald notes calls for an authentic interview with Bismarck regarding the peace treaty. It questions why Conan Doyle or Professor Hyslop and others communicating with the spirit land have not secured terms, suggesting an allowance of at least $1.11 for an enterprising journal.
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Bismarck
Conan Doyle
Professor Hyslop
Spirit Land
Duluth Herald
Kentucky's Blackberry Crop Brings Some Cheer
Kentucky notes a large blackberry crop with broad acres of blackberry pie and cobbler in prospect. Other issues loom like slow peace talks, locusts, inflation, and high sugar, but state mood remains cautiously hopeful amid national topics.
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Kentucky
Congress
United States
Grand Old Commonwealth
Louisville Courier-Journal
Relief of Rheumatic Pains Massaged with Chamberlain Ointment
Advice to soothe stiffness and aching joints by massaging affected areas with Chamberlain's Ointment to relieve pain and aid rest and sleep.
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Chamberlain
Ladies from Kansas City visit local residents
Miss Emma Baehr and Mrs. Carrie Brimmerman of Kansas City spent Sunday here with Mrs. Margaret Weis. Bettin Stalling went to Kansas, and Miss Minnie Baehr, who has been a guest of Mrs. Margaret Weis in this city, left Tuesday for her home in Denver Col.
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Emma Baehr
Carrie Brimmerman
Kansas City
Margaret Weis
Bettin Stalling
Minnie Baehr
Denver
Col
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Lexington Intelligencer
A. W. Allen
Ma Post Office
McCausland
Thedford
Maggie Bledsoe
Osawatomie
Kan
Joo Drors
Jastors
Rene
Tee Ewanse Gompane
New York
Castoria
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
John Deere
Lexington, Mo
Landis
Liberty
Treasury
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