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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1902

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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

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