Missouri Law Debates Stir Capitol Sessions
Lawmakers clash over licenses and taxes as senate passes uniform license tax while debates on road bills, pensions, and education funding dominate. Proposals include $50,000 for hog cholera plant, $10,000 for Confederate women monument, and a $1,200 chaplain at Boonville reform school. Sunday prison count hits record with 2,487 inmates including 70 women.
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Missouri
Joint
House
Senate Committees On Agriculture
University of Missouri
Vest
Lexington Community Notices and Local Visits
Claude Neer of Lexington has business here this week while Wess Bartley from Newville was in Saturday. W R Anglen of Lexington was here Monday, Dysart had business in Color Thursday, Bey Zeysing in Lexington Friday, Dan Pendleton in Lexington Wednesday. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Marculius Vaughan died Sunday at their home south of Lexington. interment in Dover cemetery Monday. Eli W. Thomas of Kansas City will preach at the Christian church Sunday. March 9, ladies of the Aid Society met with Mrs. W G Harwood and arranged for Easter bazar March 22. Mrs. Andy Cretzmeyer returned from St Louis where her father John Phillips is seriously ill. Missionary meeting of the Methodist church held at Mrs Same Vatghan’s home. Mrs. C G Congdon went to Kansas City. Mrs. Andy Husman announces the birth of a son March 4. T Redd bought the property of Mrs. Margaret Zeysing. Messrs Dysart and John Tredges hosted a dancing party last Friday night at the old Dysart farm house. lunch of sandwiches, pickles, and coffee served.
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Claude Neer
Lexington
Wess Bartley
Newt Hig
W. R. Ven Anglen
Rk. BE. Dysart
Capt. Bey Zeysing
Dan Vpendleton
Marculius Vaughan
Dover
Eli. W
Thomas
Kansas City
the Aid Society
W. G. Harwood
Marvel
Andy Cretzmeyer
St. Louis
John Phillips
St. John's Hospital
Methodist Church
C. G. Congdon
Kansas
City
Andy Husman
Merch
T. Redd
Maregaret Zeysing
Messia
K. FE
Dysart
John Tredges
Uncalled Mail at Lexington Post Office 1913
Lexington Missouri post records list uncalled letters and cards for March 7 1913 including El Adrain Ernesto Bovio Mrs Minnie Bradley Mrs Arrion Brown C 1 Dessaur F Clark Johnnie Harris Merlin Jorden Julia Wilson Grimes Bess Hugheson Mrs Florence Keller Masterr Robert Kemner Mise Myrtle Jenkins Floyd Lacy Mrs Giovanni Martorella Bhows Mekir D B McMutllin Mrs Matti Perkins Mrs S A Sill Clyde Pochard Mrs Clarence Bell Miss Karl Booker Mrs Addie Coffs Mary Crenbless C B Trent Henneway Son Riley Gosney Samuel Mady and others. Advertised mail should be claimed at once. JOHN K TAUBMAN Postmaster
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el Adrain
Ernesto Bovio
Minnie Bradley
Arrion Brown
Dessaur
F. Clark
Johnnie Harris
Merlin Jorden
Julia Wilson Grimes
Bess Hugheson
Florence Keller
Robert Kemner
Mise
Myrtle Jenkins
Floyd Lacy
Giovanni Martorella
Bhows Mekir
D. B. McMutllin
Matti Perkins
A. Sill
Clyde Pochard
Clarence Bell
Karl Booker
Addie Coffs
Mary Crenbless
C. B. Trent
Henneway & Son
Riley Gosney
Samuel Mady
Dd KB
Whaton
Lewis Young
John K. Taubman
Postaciaten
Waverly Notes And Local Visits In Missouri
Mrs Judge Riley spent Sunday in Malta Bend. Virginia Milner was a Marshall visitor Wednesday. Nackols from Kansas City was Sunday. Ledford was in Kansas City Saturday. Baptist Aid Society to meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs J A Allis On. White wife and daughter returned from Sweet Springs. Fannie Greene of Lexington leads Lafayette County W C T U institute at Methodist church Thursday. Mrs A E Ledford returned from Weir City Kansas visiting daughter. Knights of Pythias banquet for members and families last Thursday. Chas Zeyzing returned from Boonville visiting son Bowmen Zeyring family. Easter march planned by Baptist church. Mrs Edwin Niederjohn returned home from Blackwater visit. Bert Taubman and wife back from Kansas City Wednesday. Mrs J O Lesnear and Susie go to Kansas City for visit. H C Wallace went to Slingginville for a day on business.
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Judge Riley
Malta Bend
Virgina Milner
Marshall
B. IL
Kansas City
Atl. Ledford
Ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
J. A. Alli
S.J. White
Sweet Springs
Ry Li
Orcar
Fannie Greene
Lexington
Lafayette County
Chas. Zeyzing
Boorville
Bowmen Zeyring
Teadies
The
Baptist Church
Edwin Neiderjohn
B. H. Neiderjohn
Blackwater
Bert Taubman
J. O Lesnear
Susie
Order of Publication in Missouri Lawsuit
Lafayette County court issues order of publication in a suit filed by a plaintiff against a Missouri non resident defendant. The petition seeks attachment on a promissory note for two hundred dollars with interest, against Dinaboth Lions’ estate. Publication runs weekly for three weeks in the Lexington newspaper.
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State of
Missouri
M.iener
Plainaa
Pation
Dlinaboth
Tekontrol
Charles Lise
Anid
Cue
Nthe
Lexington
Censer
Lished
Ot Langette
Lanst
Jane Goma
Thin Court
J. W. Sydnor
Ness
Oliyoureote
J. W.sydnor
J. Caren
Piamtif
Kansas City Visitors And Judge Move To Slater
M and Mrs G B Owens of Kansas City arrived yesterday to visit relatives. Judge John A Rich departed yesterday with his family for Slater Missouri where they will establish their future home.
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G. B. Owens
Kansas City
Yeatenday
John A. Rich
Slater
Missouri
For Sale Buff Orpington Setting Eyes
For sale Buff Orpington setting eyes phone 717. For sale Buff Rock cock erels phone 568 Mrs John Ainsworth. Detectives Wanted A man in each locality to represent us in secret service work experience unnecessary Enclose stamp for particulars International Secret Service Bureau Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Buff Orpington
John Ainsworth
International Server Service Bureau
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mr and Mrs James Rice Return From Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs James Rice arrived home Wednesday night after a visit in Kansas City.
March American Magazine Highlights and Local News
The March American Magazine features essays by Albert Y. Atwood on railroad wrecks and others on health, management, acting, and humor. Notables Edna Ferber and Arnold Bennett contribute fiction, with coverage of public figures like Mayor Brand Whitlock and Governor Altgeld. Local note reports Mrs. Maury Robertson improving in Jackson and Ernest Hoffman traveling to Kansas City for a dealer meeting with family.
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March American
Albert Y. Atwood
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Ohio
Altgeld
Illinois
Albert Jay Nock
Walter Pritchard Baten
New York
Woods Hutchinson
Tealth
Lorse- Power
Edna Ferber
David Grayson
Raynond Ward Wolflund
Earl Derr Biggers
Angelo de Anelis
Arnold Bennett
James Montgomery Blagg
E. W. Howe
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Senate
ABS
H. J. Waters
Missouri Agricultural College
Wilson
Houx
Boonville Reform School
Intelligencer
Daily Drovers
Farm Journal
Kimball's
Dairyfarmer
Poultry Culture
United States
the Intelligencer
Dover Notes
Pittsburgh
Pittschurch
Bright
Galanin
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pennsylvania
Waverly
H.C. Wallace
Sligginsville
State OF Missouri
Lafayette
Circuit Court of Lafayette
Bisconry
Ieee
Erp
Beuser
Liewer
oGlifornia
North Pacific Coast
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Western Pacific
Feather River Canyon
Ogden
Southern Pacific
el Paso
New Mexico
J. A. Stewart
Topeka
Jersey
Orpington Eges
Walter B. Waddell
Wilmot
Vaughan
Alexander Graves
Corder
C. Wiley
Higginsville
Mrs. James Rice
Kansans City
Maury BE. Robertson
Jax Neton
Aullville
Ernest Hoffman
Western Tue Dealers Action
Welyn
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