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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

2

Senate Stand Deepens Cold War with Rights Clash

In Lexington notes the editor bemoans to the readers the Senate’s fight to preserve constitutional rights amid White House encroachment. The column contrasts the comfortable dining in the Senate with the hungry poor and warns of perils to liberty if food and fuel are sacrificed for perceived protections. Local briefs list social visits, moves, and births in Lexington and nearby towns with several residents traveling to Kansas City and Higginsville.

United States Senate White House Senate Paris Mercury

The Lark's Song and a Hermit's Downward Path

A fragmented 1917 tale follows composer Vance Dalzell, smeared by publishers edits, as his muse wanes and he isolates in Minnesota. Amarylis Tresham, devoted but unrequited, preserves his legacy and finally rekindles his artistic life with La Tempeste’s distant influence and a hopeful reunion.

Lwiily Vance Dalsell Dalxell Muse la Tempeste Rob Decker Darnell Vance Dalyell Dalzell Amarylis Amarylis Tresham Armorylls Aimple Minnesota Amaryls Sexsche Mrentz

The Lark's Song Draws Dalzell Toward Freedom

Dalzell recalls past days as a forest party awakens his muse with the song The Lark's Song heard from Amarylis Tresham. He trembles and steps from isolation toward the music that calls him back to the world he left behind. Miss Eula Kilgore visits Kansas City after a Saturday trip.

Datzell Calsell Dulzel Agiin Lipa Phcyle Amarylis Tresham Dalzell Mobile

Taubman Brothers Visit Kansas City This Morning

Robert and Edward Taubman traveled to Kansas City for a short stay starting this morning. They plan a few days of sightseeing and meetings during their visit.

Robert Edward Taubman Kansas City

Kansas City visit by Miss Lucille Lockhart

Miss Lucille Lockhart traveled to Kansas City Saturday for a week long visit.

Lucille Lockhart Kansas City

Joe C Graddy Insurance of All Kinds Lexington Missouri

Lexington Missouri insurance agent Joe C Graddy operates at 1117 Main St offering coverage for diverse needs and providing local service. Phone contact referenced as 139 in the listing.

Lexington Missouri Main

Prosperous British Colony Mauritius in the South Indian Ocean

Mauritius is described as a prosperous British colony in the south Indian Ocean about 500 miles east of Madagascar. It spans roughly Ta square miles with neighboring islets totaling four, and had 89274 inhabitants in 1015, including 261008 Indians forming the laboring class. Port Louis, the capital, hosts most commerce. its population is about 42000.

Mauritius South Indian Ocean Madagascar Mailand Port Louis

Fragmentary speech puzzle about bread with characters

A garbled dialogue features Katherine and others discussing bread making with misread phrases. The text shows unclear names and actions, including a line about forgetting a Detise It, hinting at a confused or corrupted early newspaper fragment.

Fragmented Symbolical Text Incomplete Phrase Surface

Fragmentary OCR style line questions why certain symbols and angles appear in a quarter era context. Readable parts suggest a query about geometry or symbolism. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, places, or verifiable events to expand into a full story.

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Lexington Intelligencer W. Allen Reneevery Naomi Lahay Edith Skinner Higginsville Mary Misenhelter Wellington Eve Gov. Zeysing Francis Vandiver Tom Bertrand Virginia Johnson Miss Bess W. C. Barnes Mildred Spen Emmet Eagan Lee Neer Herman Nelson Carl Corbin Walter Swain Warrensburg Jessie Cole Edward Vaughan Dutch Eagan Irene Holder Corder Mattie Swain Edward and John Edwards Blackburn Annie Eagan A L. Groves Groves Will Sydnor Fred Grossebeck Mary Ruth Walter Pollard Madison Frank Ewan Will Hogan Geary Okla Luther Holman Frank Gordon Lloyd Fox Elizabeth Graves The Christian Church Birdie Shults Annie Erickson Annie Etherton Mildred Barnes Harriet Simpson Ida Gregg Marie Soutter Vivian Eagan Dorris Littlejohn Eugenia Cherry Edn Pauling Katie Hoflicker Lillian Phillips Dover Louis Wahl J. Ryland Ernest Corbin James Corbin James T. Kinkead Oscar Andreen W.G. McCausland Augustus G.sherwin W. G. Chapman Agnes Repplier Irvin S. Cobb Sophie Kerr Eleanor Gates Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd Grace M. Cooke Elsie Singmaster Eula Kilgore Fletcher Joe C. Graddy Manly Clark Katherine Lexington Savings Bank Lexington, Missouri W. G. McCausland E. N. Hopkins Lee J. Slusher B. R. Ireland Traders Bank E. M. Taubman F. A. Hoefer W. H. Chiles W. J. Bandon Richard Field Presidant S. J. Andrew W. V Morrison- Wentworth Bank
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