Lexington Intelligencer notice and imprint brief
The Lexington Intelligencer page shows early imprint details, publisher A W Allen, weekly Friday publication schedule, and location Lexington. It includes notes on printing and operating terms, with mention of subscription and payable amounts, typical of a 19th century local newspaper imprint.
Missouri River bridge at Lexington approved in House
Long Jefferson City notes itemizes passage of a bill authorizing a Missouri River bridge at Lexington. It covers printing costs for constitutional amendments, local pension and public offices actions, local option votes, and various Senate and House measures affecting counties, taxes, labor, schools, and prohibition, with references to Missouri politics and local figures including Governor Major and Senator Crug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Missouri River
Lexington
Miggitsville
Mgr
Salts
Phelps
House
Bourdemearita
Turley
Carter Scott
Barry
Dugan
Webster
Sheppendson
Atelnison
Iall
Virto Franklin
Valentine
Putnam
Chaney
St. Joins
Munt
Dent
Senate
Claes
Herailter
Migginsville
Newy
Nevada Asylum Ars
W P. Pradley
Windsor
C. B. Simcoe
Jefferson City
J. W. Dawson
el Dorado Springs
W. A. Summers
Laclede County
Frank B. Callaway
Nevada
J.B. Muff
Lee B. Ewing
Miss Chambers
Appleton
Missouri
Bethanan
Jack
Fletchers Castoria Song Parody Appears in Rural Letter
A fragment from a rural broadside or note imitates a sentimental plea from a wife to her absent husband. The text mocks wartime era themes and references farm chores and household worries while critiquing prohibition and political graft. Strong images of farm life and familiar brands are woven with domestic longing and social commentary.
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Tafayette
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Boyd
Crug
St. Louis
Ilerentey Bank
el Iysse
Thronte
Crossley
Tarstals
Amy Wood Eggleston
Prainccis Bowman
John P. Gordon
Francis Bowman
Anns Wood Eggleston
Rachel Curry
Kansas City
Mises Painter
Sarah Painter
Carrollton
Martha Tinsly
Mya
Minwis Gordon
Witsel King
Folk
United States
Senator Stone
W. Wallace
W. W. Graves
Wilson
WLCLT
Little Red
Reform School For Negro Girls
Tipton
Govorney Major
Preedest Wilson
Gov. Major
Wis
Po-Vilian
Renrse
General Assembly
Sticks
Fletcher
Castoria
Hubby
State House
March
Huby
Lubby
Ine
Garda
Peas
Oime
Old Crow
Wim Crow
Fallstaff
Creer
W. G
Ausland
Joe Irvine
Judge Bradley
Denmark
Henry
Kroll
E. M. Taubman
W. H. Chiles
Prisidza
W.J. Bandon
Cash
Lexington, Missouri
WG Meccausland
G. N., Hopkins
Lee J. Slusher
B. R. Ireland
Richard Field
J. Andrew
W. V. A. Catron
Gerara
Board OF Directors
J. Barnet Young
W.V. A. Catron
Frank Howe
Herman E. Mark
Frederick Morath
Worth Bates
Rufus Young
Walter B. Waddell
Sandford Sellers
JF. Lee Wallace
Assu’t Cashier
W. T. Groves
Teller
John Bowman
Lexington Savings Bank
Solieits
Liberal Accommodations
Customars
UW. Horton
W. P. Aull
Oswald Winkler
F. Lee Wallace
J. L. Groves
S. P. Culley
Jos, L. Long's Grocery
16Th and
Franklin St
Lexington, Mo