Mayview Notes Reflect Local Doings And Ills
Mayview notes report Mrs. Tom Sanders is quite sick and Dr. D H Bradley is visiting bees. Residents travel to Higginsville and Lexington for business and social events. Several locals visit relatives, teach, or attend cantatas. Stella Kincheloe breaks a shoulder, and Dan Herr takes an appoint ment in Jefferson City. A new house by Mr Taubman nears completion with planned modern comforts. A 47th birthday at G W Smith’s home and health updates follow as community life continues.
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Calfee
City
Otto Nolte
Holden
Torace Williamsoon
Higginae Turaday
T. D. Hampond
Higginaville
Mrs. Brovileite
Essa
Andhe Foulds
Tracling
Bligginsville
Mayview
Oanph
Rank Wilmot
Warren Sherman
Lexington
Stelia Kincheloe
Higville
D. EB. Herr
Jefferson City
Hich
J. C Moore
Kansa
Abbie B. Puckett
Naomi Jacy
Stella Kineheloe
DeBolt
Dan Herr
Matt. Hall
Willy
Real Estate Transfers in Higginsville and Lexington
Real estate transfers dated April 25 to May 1 1905 list numerous deeds in Higginsville Lexington and Waverly. Names include James T Campbell Lida W Smith Elisha M Edwards John T Heathman Annie Hicklin Lille McIntyre and others with varied sums from 1 to 4000 dollars covering plots acres lots and frontages. Public notices record sheriff sale and pending transfers with multiple properties in Lexington and surrounding areas.
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Tweediy
James T Campbell
Lda M Gambler
Higginsvilly
Jae T Campbell
Clifton
Higginsville
Jas T Campbell
Mary E Campbell
Elisha M Edwards
Spencer W Brown
John T Heathman
Frank E Shroyer
Lexington
Annie Hicklin
Geo. Henderson
Lille McIntyre
Harry F Maillot
Lota
Joseph P Powls
James R
Walter K Masterson
Martha Waters
G H Sobmitt
Wilkenson
Alice Wilkenson
Ff Hickman
Joe A Hickman
James K Moorehead
Richard Hicklin
J McCrackin
Jao B Jones
Sam A Sehhooling
Chas Schooling
Katie
Grean
Sheriff
Luther D Jones
Waverly
Emily Robinson
Nannie Burton
Morniay
Chas Hoefer
Ryland Todhunter
Local notices and incidents from a Missouri town
births, illnesses, relocations, a child’s birth to J F Bryant’s wife, J K Gray’s illness, Nancy Wright renting property, Edward Booneman family moving to Independence County, H W Carter buying land, workers injured by a circular saw at John J Nelson’s Egypt Bottom mill, Frank Qarlisie bitten while killing rats, Mann family visiting Josiah Mann critically ill with paralysis and heart trouble, Missouri Pacific train service protests over rural free delivery, property transactions in Higginsville and Lexington including rounds of land for sale and sales prices.
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William Sorber
John J. Nelson
Egypt
T. C. Wallers
Frank Qarlisie
Wilkes Stallion Conspirito 35431 to stand at Greystone Park
Wilkes stallion Conspirito 35431 will stand at Greystone Park in the Lexington area of Missouri for an extremely low service fee. No further details or exact price are provided in the fragment.
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Wilkes
Greystone Park
Lexington
Conspirito the Best Stallion Offered to Missouri
A breeder touts Conspirito as the top public stallion in Missouri. Described as a black 16 hands high sire of Star Wilkes lineage, with Gloria dam line and Marmaduke in through line. claims pace speeds under 60 seconds for a half, and 14 seconds for an eighth, asserting unmatched speed and quality.
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Conspirito
Star Wilkes
Geo. Wilkes
Gloria
Nettlewood
Almont Miot
Inddam
Marmaduke
Conspirato
Missouri
Optical Specialist Dr St John to Visit Lexington Monthly
Dr William St John a Kansas City eye specialist will visit Lexington on the 12th and 13th each month with free examinations. On his first Lexington visit May 12 and 18 he will give a patent tempered 12 karat gold filled frame to one family member in need. He has hosted regular visits to Odessa and Higginsville for four years, citing references from leading citizens of those towns and Lafayette County. Office in Lexington at the Commercial Hotel.
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William St. John
Kansas City
Lexington
Largest Missouri high school convention to be held in Columbia
University letter notes what may be the state’s largest gathering of high school students and teachers in Columbia on Saturday May Ath. The State University Board of Curatura has declared a holiday for the event. At least two thousand are expected with lodging and entertainment arranged. Key events include the first Missouri Mathematical Society meeting a principals and superintendents session and a field meet with 156 students entered.
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Migsouri
Columbia
State University
Facut
Missouri Mathematical Society
Blanke Mercantile Sold to Hetlert and Locke
The Blanke Mercantile Company of Napoleon has sold its stock to Hetlert and Locke who will continue the business. The retiring firm thanks customers and asks for continued patronage to successors. Debtors are urged to settle promptly at once. the new firm invites public support and promises courtesy.
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Blanke Mercantile Company
Napoleon
Hetlert & Locke
Uncalled Letters at Lexington Post Office 1906
Uncalled letters remaining at Lexington Missouri post office as of May 6 1906 include Thomas Baldin Boss Baker Frank Drumm Ida Dutch Ella Gattes D J Gordon Sarah Johnson Manuel Jones John Kore Lilah KE Lee Edd Marcus James W Martin Mary Ellen Metionali W Rehfuss Thos Staton Miss Ems Thompson. Advertised letters names listed by postmaster James M Crowper.
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Lexington
Thomas Baldin
Boss Baker
Frank Drumm
Ida Dutch
Ella Gattes
D. J. Gordon
Sarah Johnson
Manuel Jones
John Kore
Lilah KE. Lee
Edd Marcus
James W. Martin
Mary Ellen Metionali
W. Rehfuss
Thos
New Spring Millinery Opens in Lexington
Mrs A Moonmikap of Lexington Missouri announces a new spring millinery line. She offers the most complete stock in Lafayette County and invites locals to view the latest styles and novelties in hats and headwear.
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Lafayette County
Mra
A Sign of the Times in Missouri Agriculture
Seventy five high school graduates entered the Missouri Agricultural College as the session closed. Five years ago the State Board of Agriculture argued there would never be a large number of high school graduates choosing agriculture.
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Missouri Agricultural College
State Board of Agriculture
For Sale Homer pigs in Massachusetts stock note
Buyer advertises 35 to 40 pure bred Homer pigs bought in Massachusetts. Seller requests contact at Jostan Maxn Wellington Mo and offers bargain price.
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Massachusetts
Jostan Maxn
Wellington
Home Money Loan on Improved Farm Land
J Q Plattnburg of Lexington Missouri offers loans on improved farm land with no commission no red tape and no delay.
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J. Q. Plattnburg
Lexington, Mo
Climate and Crop Report from Musouri Missouri May 1905
Climate throughout the state was warm after May 28 with several stations recording 80 plus degrees. Weekly precipitation exceeded normal except in the southwest. Central counties saw soaking rains aiding drought recovery while showers continued statewide. Wheat and rye show vigor. oats, meadows, and grasses improve. cotton planting advances. peaches and plums damaged by cold in some southern counties. strawberries near market in Mississippi County.
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Colombia
Donkin
New Madrid
Pemiscot
Missianippi
Herbal remedy claims cure all from Florida editor
A Florida editor endorses a vegetation based tonic to overcome indigestion, regulate bowels, and cure liver and kidney complaints. He reports it beneficial for his family and health, and notes Crenshaw and Young druggists sell the product.
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RN. Andrews
Hiditor
Mgr
Rockledge News
Coonan
Fla
Crenshaw & Young
Mistaken Debate Result Sparks Missouri Victory Reversal
Missouri students celebrated an apparent win after a debate with Kansas University due to a reporting error by Acting President J C Jones. The final report showed Kansas won on the open shop resolution, prompting a correction and retraction of the earlier celebration.
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Kanané University
University of Missouri
Missouri
Kansas
J. C. Jones
Burns from Powder On Campus Lighted by Boys
Sunday afternoon Tom W. Hill and Kenneth Hoge found a bottle of powder on the W. M. A. campus and lit a match to see it flash. Tom W. suffered burns to hands and face, Kenneth escaped unhurt. Also mentions Ballard's Soon Liniment popular for growing pains with Crenshaw & Young as local sellers. Railroads offer one fare round trip to Portland for the Lewis and Clark Exposition, the first such transport from the East.
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Tom W. Hill
Kenneth Hoge
Tom W
Kenneth
Josie Sommer
Bremond
Tex
Ballerds
Crenshaw & Young, Druggrats
Portland
Lews and Clark
Reverend Kyland to deliver baccalaureate sermon at Higginaville May 14
Rev Rosooph o Kyland will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Higginaville schools on May 14, delivering a formal address to graduates and attendees at the community event.
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Rosooph O Kyland Wol
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D. H Bradley
Dave Pilogar
Jeasie Withers
Odessa
Ider Road
Iden
J.J. G. Worthington
R. Gordon Graham
Robt
Lankford
Kurl Taubman
G. W. Smith
Hisighbors
T. T. Puckett
Pineville U
Oscar
Ozarks
Smith's
Crenshaw & & Maellyl
Misor
B. Greenelder
Clayton
Theiversity of
Osler
Lida W Smith
W A Jackson
Addie Howand
Johm A Hickman
J. F. Bryant
J. K. Gray
Waterloo
Nancy Wright
Leslie Griffin
Edward Booneman
Independence Co
H. W. Carter
E. P. Mann
Springfield
J. J. Mann
Leadville, Col
George Mann
Osceola, Mo
Josiah Mann
Misaouri Pacific
Clayton Williams
Elizabeth Nuby
Lee Wallace
Matthew Robinson
Times
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Brussels
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Axminster
W. G. Mecausland
Nevyv
Missouri Pacific By. Co.'s River Division
Vis
River Division
Myrick Station
St. Louis
A. S. Loomis
H. C. Townsend, G. P. and
T. A
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Johnson
Rey
Jackson
Cal
Freman B. Waite
J. M. Crompley
Saud
D. Weadin, Vu Miles Omer
Smith
Creadhaw & Rouge
Marsyl
Dover
Wok
Erwin Pocock
Teiun
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