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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
4
Weekly on Saturdays with a subscription price of $1.00 per year payable in advance. The item notes second class mail status at the Lexington Missouri Post Office.
Were authorized to announce C L Wilson as a candidate for the democratic nomination for County Seat subject to the action of the voters at the August primary.
A brief notice announces Joseph Eubhls Nation as a candidate for County Collector. The filing signals apply under local election rules with the outcome pending and positioned to run in the upcoming county ballot.
A sweeping critique lists officials and leaders surrendering to retirement or scandal. Nelson Aldrich and Hale join the exodus, while Captain Johnny Klein leads a Pittsburg regiment accused of graft. Jotham Allds and Chicago’s Republican admins are cited in a broad anti party roundup.
The text argues Go is under suspicion for graft and maladministration. It contends current forces in various centers reveal Republican officials acting under the guise of serving the people. It labels the Wayne-Aldrich tariff as a core example of privilege and graft within the administration.
The piece argues that real newspaper power rests with independent, disinterested journals serving the public good. It cites the Chicago Record-Herald as a prime example of wide circulation paired with conservative, independent editorial policy focused on public honesty and a square deal.
Miss Goldie Coard performed a Friday evening recital in Murrell Hall Central College to fulfill graduation requirements. The program showcased Barili Cradle Song and Chaminade Air de Ballet with strong tonal quality and phrasing plus a brilliant Caprice Espagnol. The audience enjoyed her cohesive style and assured musical ability.
Religious minister cites Peruna relief for wife and child health. Local items report cattle shipment to Kansas City, a May 21 estate sale two miles south of Corder, and a first game victory for Corder at the new park by 12 to 4 over Higginsville. Concert plans, local burglaries, and visits are noted among residents.
A musician delivers a poised recital emphasizing technique and clarity. The performer balances dainty personality with assured expressiveness while presenting Schumann alongside Papillons Op 2, showcasing refined tone and interpretive insight.
Community news highlights travel visits to Montrose Kansas City and Oklahoma. Residents attend funerals and visit relatives in Corder Independence Prairie du Chien and Liberty. A grandstand at the new baseball park is completed and motorists report four and a half hour drive to Kansas City.
The piece notes General Jeff Thomson’s Arkansas force surrendering May 11, 1865, after Appomattox, and E. Kirby Smith’s Texas command as among the final Confederate capitulations. It cites the war’s unofficial end with federal disbandments and Johnson’s proclamation, plus milestones on May 11 such as the Columbia River discovery in 1792 and Minnesota’s 1858 statehood.
Mrs Chas Kinkead visited Excelsior Springs Friday evening for a few days. F J Carter traveled to Kansas City on Saturday on business. Mr and Mrs J W Sydnor and Mr and Mrs J R Sydnor spent Sunday in Higginsville. Mrs William Welsh and baby returned Sunday night from a short visit in Kansas City. E B Moorman went to Kansas City Monday for a day of business.
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