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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1903

Page

8

Providence in the Louisiana Purchase Speech at St Louis

The piece recounts ex-President Cleveland’s closing remarks praising divine providence in American destiny. It links Providence to the Louisiana Purchase, Napoleon’s plans, San Domingo revolt, and the nation’s rise, urging sober patriotism, moral civic virtue, and honest public spirit among citizens.

Cleveland St. Louis Roosevelt Sissippi Bonaparte Louisiana San Domingo France Lousiana

Notable 19th Century Executive Appointed at Central College

The Rev Alfred Franklin Smith of Kirkwood Missouri, pastor at Methodist Episcopal South Church, chosen president of Central Female College Lexington Missouri. He will assume duties soon but remains Kirkwood pastor until fall. Smith, a Fayette College alumnus and Vanderbilt trained, is among the youngest M E South ministers in Missouri. He will move to Lexington next year.

St. Louis Republic of May Std Central College Alfred Franklin Smith Methodial Episcopal Church South Kirkwood Central Female College Lexington Smith Fayette Vanderbilt University M. E. Church

Stock Market Report From Kansas City May 6 1903

Stock values show mixed movements with cattle and hogs down from Monday. Dressed beef and export steers bring 4.90 to 5.10, medium 4.80 to 4.90, best cows 3.90 to 4.34, medium 3.60 to 3.95. Hogs top 6.85, light stockers 4.50 to 4.75, sheep receipts heavy and prices lower after gains earlier in the week. Jonx J. Gladie, Kansas City, May 6, 1903.

Glndieh Dali Tuurkes Beavey Jonx J. Gladibe Kansas City

Cristy of 1878 in Tarbell Standard Oil history

Tarbell’s May installment in McClure’s revisits 1878 fuel oil refiners’ overproduction in the Bradford field, sparking legislature investigations in three states, rail lawsuits, and indictments of Rockefeller and peers for criminal conspiracy. It contrasts independents claims that Standard Oil mirrored the old South Improvement Company, and foreshadows the fate of conspiracy suits and Oil Regions’ downfall.

Mie Tarbell Standard Oil McClure Bradford Rockefeller Miss Tarbell Standard Oil Company South Mias Tarbell Meg McClure

Farm Resident Praises Ballard's Snow Liniment Use

Dr Bergin of Pana Illinois writes that Ballard's Snow Liniment is best for burns and a reliable aid for farm accidents. The ad urges households to keep the product on hand for emergencies with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 at Chrenhaw Young's.

Bergin Pana Illa Ballard Chrenshaw & Young's

Catholics plan to move 400 Holy Cross priests and nuns

Coming to America Catholic journals report 400 members of the Order of Holy Cross to depart France for the United States. The clergy will be sent to Western and Southwestern states with California and Texas favored for climate and existing institutions.

France United States Order of Holy Cross California Texas

Slusher Jay announce marriage in Hobart 1903

Dr and Mrs 1D Decath Jay announce the marriage of their daughter Marie to Leonard D Slusher at Hobart J T on Thursday morning May 14 1903 at 830. Slusher is son of Mr and Mrs M T Slusher of the city and brother of Leslie Slusher a well known Lexington figure. He is assistant cashier of Hobart National Bank and enjoys local confidence.

Jay Marie Leonard D. Slusher Hobart J. T Mr. Slusher M. T. Slusher Leslie Slusher Lexington Hobart National Bank EK. B. Campbell Kansas City James C. McGrew New York Sarah Chino Sedalia Eliza Lindsey Liberty Elizabeth Wallace Anna Kennedy A. A. Walker H. Hopkins Pleasant Green Alice Sipe Hiawatha Kansas George Mia S. M. Trowe Maysville George M. Mountjoy R. G. Frank R. B. Biiney Philadelphia J. M. Lowe Linwood Lawn Lowe J. D. Conner Sophia Tunstall Miss Tunstall D. O. Heathman Messrs Henry Stauer John Taylor J. E. Marshall J. G. Crenshaw W. BR. Eekle Royal Lodge Masons

Missouri G A R Encampment Tickets Sale Boonville

Boonville Missouri hosts the annual encampment with the department of Missouri G A R Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans. Missouri Pacific offers round trip tickets from Lexington at 2.40 dollars. sale May 12 and 13 with return by May 16. A B Loomis agent.

Department of Missouri Woman'a Relief Corps Sons of Veterans and Ladies of Boonville Missouri Pacific Lexington Loomis

Real estate transfers in Lafayette county week ending May 4

Real estate transfers in Lafayette county for the week ending May 4 totaled 954 555 with 1 447 acres changing hands. The market remains active as crops are planted and year plans are in place. Prices and stocks at R E Lees big city store in Lexington include hog fowls side meat hams shoulders lard batter eggs preserves and trades. A mule at Waverly Oval Co. shaft broke a leg when a worker lowered it last Thursday morning. Mayor Thomas ordered the animal killed after Gol Tustin consulted.

Lafayette County Lee Big City Lux Lexington Waverly Oval Co Thomas Waverly Watchman

Letter from Rev W J Carpenter on Florida farming prospects

A May 1903 letter from Rev W J Carpenter, pastor in Gainesville, Florida, to Jos A Wilson in Lexington Missouri. He reports a pleasant spring with fresh beans lettuce radishes new potatoes onions cucumbers and strawberries, notes dry spell then seasonal rain, mentions a large cantaloupe acreage near 1000 acres, and an expected large orange crop in fall. He invites Odd Fellows to visit and considers the area a good place to live, signing F L and W. J. Canronrun.

W. J. Carpenter Methodist Eburch Gainesville Fla Jos A. Wilson Lexington F. L W. J. Canronrun

Minister's Busy Wife Endorses Peruna Remedy

Mrs Anna B Pleharty former WCTU superintendent from Galesburg Illinois and wife of a Nebraska Wesleyan University president writes from Chicago praising Peruna. She says the tonic improved her health and her daughter's after years of nervous distress, digestive issues, and poor sleep. She credits the remedy with restoring appetite energy and a sense of well being. The letter notes a free book Summer Catarrh by Dr Hartman and offers Peruna information through The Peruna Medicine Co. Ohio Columbus.

Anna BR. Fleharty Galesburg Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln Neb Sixty- Seventh Street Chicago Ill Mia Flaharty Snys Peruna Anna B. Pleharty Hartman Peruna Medicine Co Oslambus

Odessa College Graduates Held in First Week of June

Notices announce Odessa College commencement for the first week of June. Also listed are birth announcements for a son born April 10 1908 to Mrs Chas Holaten in Alma a boy born near Napoleon April 25 1903 to Mrs Otto Piepmeyer a girl born near Napoleon on April 28 1903 to Mrs Sam Simmons and a death of the infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Collins in liggineville on April 30 1903.

Odessa College Alma Chas. Holaten Napoleon Otto Piepmeyer Sam Simmons Liggineville Arthur Collins

Probate Court Docket May 11 1903 Highlights Minor and Deceased Statuses

A historical probate docket lists numerous minor wards and deceased estates with named guardians administrators executors and curators ordered for hearing May 11 to May 18 1903 across multiple days. It records names such as Ira S Stanfeld Esther Walton Charles Chesman James C Terhune Elisha Edwards Henry Dierker Olive Berlin Wm Preston and many others along with their appointed overseers and estates. The document also notes public administrator appointments and the attendance of curators for a wide range of rural and city estates.

Stanfeld Ira S John W. Barton Wilkinson Sangaes W. Wilkinson Adeainis Chesman Charles Minor McChesney Hugh Elia K. McChesney Guardian Terhune James C Et al Janes Catron Edwards Elisha Fasulie R. Edwards Executrix Whitsett Stephen G Aronday Cook William Charles Hoefer Kuhn Faonie L. W. Brandau I. Drewell Chas Fred Krordes Is. Barnes Benjamin R James H. Barnes Berlin Olive Hanugh Berlin Curatrix Preston Wm Fred John C. Fulkerson Is. Bartels Edward Fritz Hrinkhoff Price Thomas Geo. M. Catron Dierker Henry Jota II Westerhouse Annie Flenry J. Westerhouse Harmon David L. Minor Sallie I Buehner Mary Buehner Floeger Eddie M. D. Wilson Jung Veronica Wilhelmina Jong Smith R. Lee N. Wilson Kuhne Maurice Henry Kuhne Duebbert Elmer Carrie Duebbert Null Eden Pearl George W. Null French T Luty A. Strother Lankford Baxter M Wm. B. Weedin John D. Lankford Kreitz Edith Bertha Adolph Ettlen Robertson Charles Et al G. A. Campbell Lous Martin Poese Henry Krone Davail Geo Decessad Arthur T. Robinson Breconnt Mary A Wm. Aull Buchanan Grace Et al John Princes Ewing Eugene M J. G. Worthington Ellmaker Christopher Frank Ellmaker C. C J. H. Uphaus Sarah D Donaldson John Tanner Lou Evert Louis Evert William M Louis Freeh Senay Pinkie Et al Geo. B. Gordon Cuator Steniuk Cleveland Ree Ton Margaret Lorrimer Fulton Secre Longbottom Luther P. B. Collins Ewl Chas. L di Prather Rator Kate W. L Blackwell Georgia Smith Crockett Fannie B Brobate

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