No Division Point Here In Lexington Missouri
A historical note recounts a 1902 correspondence from Sivaseen Hanpra, vice president and general manager, explaining why a proposed division of the Missouri railroad line cannot be practicable for Lexington. The letter to Mr. Richard Field outlines the impracticality based on line locations and network constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Laxington
Eodufa
Richard Field
Lexington
Sivaseen Hanpra
Aid V. P
Easter Services at Presbyterian Church
Easter program lists organ and choral works for Sunday services at the Presbyterian church. Includes hymns, anthems, solos by Miss Llewellyn and Miss Gradley, and sermons by Dr. Gordon. Also notes a morning and evening service with offerings and scripture readings. Additionally announces fresh garden seeds now in stock at a local shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Battman
Walteth
Excell
Miss Llewellyn
Hays
Taubman and Ramsey
Redeemer
Messiah Handel
Florence Llewellyn
B.C. Gordon
Lewis
Llewellyn
Henry
Ryland
Easter Market at Mo Grew building draws large crowd
The Easter Market hosted by the Christian church ladies at the Mo Grew building on Main Street was a great success. It drew many shoppers in both day and evening sessions, selling handcrafts quickly and realizing about 200 dollars with a net profit near 185 dollars to fund church interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Mo Grew
Main Street
Stolen Horse Recovered in Missouri Linked to Goldsberry Sales
Missouri party identified a horse in Teare Brothers possession as theirs after it had been stolen from their premises and purchased by Goldsberry. They traced other stolen animals sold by the Goldsberries, recovered several and noted many more stolen horses known to have been moved or sold out of the country. Local Nemaha County paper reports the investigation and returns. Red Cross Banquet: DeMolay Commandery No. 3 Knights Templar confer four postulants and host a banquet noted for lively entertainment. For Sale: Red River Early Ohio seed potatoes offered by W. J. Littser & Son at 2294 Corder, Mo. Grove’s Chill Tonic ad claims it is quinine in non-alcoholic form with no pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Teare Brothers
Goldsberry
Goldsberries
Goldsberrys
Bevsiteas
Nemaha County
Nep
Herald
Red Cross
Companions of the Illustrious Order of the Red Cross
DeMolay Commandery No
Knights Templar
Red River
Ohio
W. J. Littser & Son
Corder, Mo
Plater
Fhe
No Ting
Chen
Wik
Nannie Rater
Aunt Jones
Elvin Reel
Hinton
Éope B.aire
Mirwnda
Hite
Josef Bates
Lote Bates
Goorgthy
Itebard Wolf
Alma
Sald Court
Court House
Lexington
Gald Conmyy
Aod Waawer
Lexington Weekly Intelligencer
Lafayette
J. J. Fulkerton
Lifayettes
Dufeuttista
Ctreuit
Lifayette
Dexington
Danty
J. H. Long
Ib Clark
Wade
Pliintif
Sitnate
Mingouri
Towle
Lalfot
Lesinatr
Sale
Chayannie
Panes
Local notices and society items mix in brief from Warrensburg
A scattered Kansas City return notes Mrs Anos Rocker visiting Higginsville and a Warrensburg wedding of J H Marr and Bettie Warren. Mentions W Loomin and Mrs Rocker, seed corn sales in Lexington area, and Alexander Graves touring Missouri for supreme judge candidacy. Casual community items reflect Johnson Lafayette county ties.
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Alexander Graves
Missouri
Ashbrook the Thoroughbred Trotting Stallion Ad Offered
Selling privilege to breed until a colt is obtained, pasture for mares 50 cents weekly. Ashbrook, seal brown, 15 hands, superb conformation and temper, a proven breeder and first rate trotter. His race records include 2:36 for older horse and 2:28 for four-year-old. Pedigree traces to Ashland Wilkes and George Wilkes, highlighting inbreeding to strengthen the Wilkes line. Catalogues available for pedigree extension.
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Ashbrook
Local News Notes and Advertisements from Loomis Periodicals
Mrs H W Winsor and Miss Carrie Hunter visited relatives in Odessa Friday morning. Sweet peas and onion seeds advertised at Chas W Loomis with Dainty Bertha Dalrymple and Dalrymple Comedy Go at the opera house next week. Mrs Evan Young visited Kansas City for a few days. Mr T T McElroy returned to Independence after visiting his mother Mrs James Hays. Second hand brick advertised for sale at the old Stramcke warehouse foot of Tenth Street via J F Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Winsor
Carrie Hunter
Odessa
Chas
James Hays
Chas. W. Loomis
Low Rates From Lexington to Various Cities
Travel figures list round trip fares from Lexington to destinations including St. Paul, Dallas, Kansas City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Hot Springs and other points with specific dates and prices noted. The fragmentary OCR shows multiple routes and prices such as 15.85, 810.45, 130, 46.90, and 9.97, with April May and June travel windows and return legs. The text also mentions special dies and car service details in a damaged section.
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Bt. Paul
Mion
Dallas
Texas
Kansas City
Pranciucs
Oal
Portland
Ore
Los Angel
Cal
Sun Pranciees
Retora
Hot Springs
Ark
Palo
Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy in Konisik City Mo
In the matter of Prank W. Hays and Ed Haoscher bankrupts, the court orders notice to creditors. They must appear before the United States District Court in Konisik City, Missouri, on April 10 to show cause if any why discharge should not be granted. John Mruckors, Clerk, warns creditors to file claims before the hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hays
Ed Haoscher
Sliven Vie & Wes
Frank Wy
Tunkragty
Uunited States District Court
Konisik City
Bmo
John Mruckors
Burlington Low Rates for Northwest Settlers and Beyond
The Burlington Route offers March and April fares from Kansas City to Portland Tacoma Seattle and Paget Bound at 25 dollars. To Spokane and surrounding territory 20 dollars to Butte and Helena district 20 dollars. Extra rates to intermediate territory via ticket agent or write The Burlington Northern Pacific as stated. Fast through coaches air cars and tourist sleepers advertise Denver to the Northwest with daily through service to St Paul and Minneapolis via Omaha and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kansas City
Portland
Tacoma
Seathie
Paget
Spokase
Butte
Hebeos
Northern Pacific
Denver
Alteperr
ST Paul
Minneapolis
Kasuay City
Omaha
Sioux City
Duwa
Ili
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C W. Hays
Mays
Perry's
Crowman's
Aull& Schultz
Grove
Rie
M. D. Wilson
Castron
Balk
Bas
Loomin
Trigg and Son
Lilburs
Thwraday
Moratog
Unli
W. Loomin
Anos Rocker
Higginsville
Johnven County
J. B. Marr
Warrensburg
Coleman
Methodist Church
J. H. Marr
Seaton
Bettie Warren
Johnson County
Lafayette County
Saux
St. Charles
Towa
O. A. Mitchell & O
Lexington Milling & Feed Company
Winliam A. Stevenson
Dover Road
Wilkes
Dana
Young Wilkes
George Wilkes
New Orleans
Arm & Hamter Soda
Deana
Biood
Aned
Aull & Schuliz
Dalrymple
Dainty Gertha Dalrymple
Miss Sincerity
Crenshaw and
Young's
J. A. Rhodes
Clarrie-Anderson Lamber Co
Evan Young
Pred Baxtell
W. P. Cole
Fou BaLe
Stramcke Warehous
Tenth Street
Jobo
F. Loomis
George W. Bates
the Equitable Life Insurance Co
of New York
Lexington, Mo
Perry David
Casatien
E. Campbell
Bud
Charles Wi. Stan Allowees
Invace- Wit
March Sedigo
Sypson
Charlies Lyons
Northwest
BR. i. Chonge, L
Kaatae Cnty
Ito
Sen
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