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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

2

Primary slate announced for Lafourche area in 1918

SAM C MAJOR announces candidacy for Representative in Con Seventh Congressional District subject to Democratic primary August 6 1918. LMER C DUEBBERT seeks Lafayette County Collector also subject to party action at the same primary. F L CARTER runs for County Collector dependent on Democratic primary results on August 6 1918.

Sam C. Major Con Seventh Democratic Party

Western 1918 Judicial Candidacy and County Officers

We are authorized to announce W. M. Miller as a candidate for Judge of the Eastern District subject to the Democratic primary on August 6 1918. We are authorized to announce W. T. Wernwag 43 as a candidate for re nomination for Recorder of Deeds subject to the Democratic primary on August 6 1918. Geo W Bates as a candidate for re nomination for Clerk of the County Court subject to the primary on August 6 1918.

M. T. Hartman Zach W. Wright D. F. Winn B. Douglass F. L. Carter Joseph Kuehls E. M. Thomas Glasscock Julius Vogt Dem Democratic Party W. M. Miller W. T. Wernwag Recorder of Deeds Democratic Party Geo. W. Bates Eity

Investigate Aircraft Machinery to Uncover Fraud

The passage urges a full probe of the aircraft machinery for graft, stating that if fraud is found the guilty should be hanged, and if no fraud is found those who cried fraud should be hanged. It also records short personal notes: J C Hughes of Rowan Mont arrived for a month, Mildred Lierman and Annie Faust visited Wellington, Mrs Ike Noyes and son Harriet visited Higginsville, Frank Fisher returned from Houston, and Miss Lee Gorton went to Independence.

J. C. Hughes Rowan Mont Mildred Lierman Mis Annie Faust Wellington Ike Noyes Harriet Higginsville Frank Fisher Houston Texas Donneath

Local residents plan short visits across towns

Mrs. O. D. McMullin of Independence arrived Saturday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Douglass. Miss Sarah Walter went to Higginsville Friday evening for a few days’ visit. Miss Mildred Steele went to Kansas City Saturday for a few days’ visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Rogera also went to Kansas City Saturday for a short visit.

Lee Gorton Central College Independence O. D. McMullin W. B. Douglass Sarah Walter Higginsvile Mildred Steele Kansas City Hugo Rogera

Missouri Oaks End German Education In Schools

Missouri state defense council urges elimination of German from all elementary and high school courses, with loyalty tests for teachers and a push to teach only English and patriotic ideals. separate items report bank misappropriation indictments, Pettis County Liberty Loan totals, a death by axe by a wife, and various local civic notes across Missouri communities.

Jefferson City Missouri State Council of Defense Uel W. Lamkin State Educational Department Atate United States’ of America Pettis County Bedalia Bowling Green Blackwater Cedar Deanden Hill Fork Flat Creek Green Ridge

Wentworth tracks team tops state meet in Columbia

Wentworth's tracks team with coaches attended the state track meet in Columbia on Saturday and won first place in its division. Miss Annie Blincoe returned to Higginsville after a visit with Mrs. Frank Stewart. Miss Alma Ashurst and Pearl Huffman visited Kansas City. Mrs. R. P. Palmer and two children planned a month here. Mrs. Emmet Slusher visited Warrensburg. Mrs. J. C. Wilson returned to Grand Pass after visiting Mrs. J. D. Wilson. Mrs. Edwin James and baby arrived from Concordia. Mrs. Alice Poynter and son Brooks returned from Kansas City. Joseph Nance spent Friday in Kansas City on business.

Wentworth Columbia Annie Blincoe Higginsville Frank Stewart Alma Ashurst Pearl Huffman Kansas City R. P. Palmer Emmet Slusher Warrensburg J. C. Wilson Grand Pass J. D. Wilson Edwin James Baby I Concordia Alice Poynter Brooks

Social notes from Higginsville and nearby towns

Miss Martha Kinne planned a brief visit to Higginsville. Miss Taklah Sohelp returned home to Street Springs after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. Lewuis Shel in Sueturky. Miss Eva Plemnehetl visited Kansas City Friday. Mrs. Oscar Beowman returned to Kansas City Friday after visiting Mrs. Fred Young.

Martha Kinne Higginsville Sueturky Visi Taklah Sohelp Frome Street Springs Austers Vissit Lewuis Shel Eva Plemnehetl Kansas City Oscar Beowman Fred Young

Children Travel to Kansas City on Friday

Miss Percy Ayall went to Kansas City Friday to spend the day. Don Barron went to Kansas City Friday on business. Fritz Bruegg went to Kansas City Friday to spend the day. Mr and Mrs Albert Cretermey returned Sunday evening from a visit in Kansas.

Percy Ayall Kansas City Don Barron Fritz Bruegg A.lbert Cretermeyer Koanias

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