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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
2
The Frimley School held an election last Friday electing Keer B Fraocie as president of the student body. Francis was named co head of the sports committee. The event included recognition of staff and a tribute to teachers, with community members praising the school’s progress and discipline.
Fragmented text outlines Missouri State College agriculture board report on dairy equipment and dairy industry growth. Mentions expenditures around 82000 with emphasis on agricultural education and equipment provision, urging action by the government and college boards.
The text presents garbled OCR poetry fragments with disjointed names and locations like Florida and Quito. It resembles a damaged page with stray lines on poetry, a possible editor’s notes, and misread segments. The readable bits hint at references but lack a coherent narrative or complete names.
Fragmented text lists individuals and places related to a high profile matter in New York, mentioning Belgas, Teper, and Frescot Louis Marc de Cros. It references a trial, negligence, demands for payment, and a wartime context with Liberty and taxes. The garbled passage covers people, dates, and alleged actions without coherent sequence or full details.
Fragmented text references exchanges and stocks, a prior Leverty alias, Kansas Car, and a telegraph company. It notes committees, individuals, and local figures with erratic spellings. The readable items suggest a historic financial and civic items column with names, roles, and transactions.
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