Looking Backward and Public Notices in 1860s Lexington
A fragmented column reviews Capt. George C. Bingham's painting project and its local reception, notes church membership estimates, and critiques hog nuisance policies. It also reports weather, river conditions, personal arrivals, peach damage, a property sale, and several marriages. The column then advocates for William J. Stone as Missouri's Senate candidate, assessing De Armond, party unity, and warnings about corporate influence and third party movements, urging Lafayette county action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oucasien and Express
George C. Bingham
Ewing
City
South Oe
North Ny
Mug
Mir Hog
Tilbey
W. W. Higgins
Wraibeam Place
Janes Wrigeney
Laurel Street
We. Dunn
Samuel Boothman
Missiane Richards
Lexington
Missouri
United States
Geo. G. West
DeArmond
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
West
Cate
Stone
Pild Corporation
Fovernor Stone
St. Louis Republic
Lafayette County
St. Louis
Lafayette
Higginsville
Intelligencer
Lye
Sheaming Committee
Lafayeble
Missouri Governors List With Term Dates and Deaths
Compiled roster lists Missouri governors since statehood with term months years and death dates. Contains numerous misprints and OCR errors for names such as McNair Bates Williams Boggs Reynolds Marmaduke Gamble Fletcher McClurg Brown and Dockery, plus dates from 1820s to 1900s and notes on lieutenant governors and vacancies.
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Missouri
Alexander McNair
St. Louis
Frederick Bates
St Louis
Abraham J. Williams
Boone
Senate
Bates
Columbia
Rae Miller
Cooper
Ea Miller
Florissant
Daniel Dunkin
Washington
Lilburn W. Boggs
Jackson
Nappa Valley
Cal
Thomas Reynolds
Howard
M. M. Marmaduke
Saline
John ©. Edwards
Cole
Stocton
Gal
Austin A. King
Ray
Sterling Price
Chariton
Trusten Park
U.S
Hancock Jackson
Randolph
Salem
Oregon
Robert M. Stewart
Buchanan
Qlaiporne F. Jackson
Hamilton R. Gamble
Willard
All
Buebarron
Charles H. Hardin
Audram
Phelps
Green
T. Crittenden
Johnson
Kansas City
John
Marmaduke
St Louis City
Washington Birthday Party at Grand Central Hotel
Miss Lola Pragler and Master Wilson Frasier hosted a Washington themed party Saturday afternoon at the Grand Central hotel. A drawing contest featured a sketch of Washington cutting down the cherry tree with Little Helen Trigg winning the prize amid music dancing and decorations in red white and blue.
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Washington
Lola Pragler
Wilson Frasier
Grand Central Hotel
Helen Trigg
Rachel Andréen
Ruth Craig
Georgia Bullard
Mary Poffenberg
Pearl Ploffman
Mary Youn
Aoule Marrs
Tone Given
Masters
James BR
Moorehead
Ben Price
Freeman Atford
Conner Tunstall
Smeee Eckle
Lloyd Hunsam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guy
W. J. Stone
Union
Lakes
Gulf
Occas
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Wee Ma
George G. West
United States Senate
Down Stone
Wille
William J. Stone
Lewis
Senator West
Alti
Cook
J. H. Cook
Richard Kerens
Infaamous Chiaghter
Kerens
BE. J. Bari
Kansas
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