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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1909

Page

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Machine insures like a vending agent at Nickell's home

A new invention, an almost human like insurance agent machine, is showcased by the International Recording Company. The device, resembling a vending machine, performs all functions of accident insurance and pays policies. The company aims to place 1000 machines and promotes stock to investors, with officers including figures from Richmond Kansas City and Marshall. Local agents will demonstrate at the hotel to interested callers.

Nickell Excent International Recording Company Richmond Kansas City Marshall

In Honor of Mrs Pritchard Reception at Wentworth

About seventy five to eighty guests responded to invitations to meet Mrs Capt Pritchard. The Wentworth parlors looked attractive with snowballs and lilies of the valley. Refreshments and music created a delightful, informal reception hosted by Mes James Hoge and Hickman. guests praised the hostesses and Mrs Pritchard.

Misses Aull

School Enumeration in Lexington District Report

The enumeration of children in the Lexington school district ages six to twenty lists 654 white male, 650 white female, 241 colored male, and 270 colored female students. Totals show 1304 white and 511 colored, with overall 1615. Increase from last year is 539. David O Heathman, Enumerator.

Lexington Col Cal

Gallemore Receives Appointment as Medical Inspector

Dir J M Gallemore has been named medical Inspector in the Philippine constabulary with second lieutenant rank. Salary listed as 692400 and rapid promotion in this branch. Gallemore, long based in Lexington, leaves many friends as he departs for duties next month.

J. M. Gallemore Philippine Constabulary Dr. Gallemore Lexington

Lawson Bride Weds Dr Claude Johnson in Simple Home Ceremony

Dr Claude Johnson and Miss Vera Dell Hart married Wednesday at the bride’s Lawson home. They left for Excelsior Springs and then St Louis. Best man Dr B T Payne and bridesmaid Blanche Blackburn. the bride studied at Central college and Johnson is a popular dentist from Lexington.

Claude Johnnson Vera Dell Hart Lawson J. T. Hart Excelsior Springs St. Louis B. T. Payne Blanche Blackburn Buelah Coates St. Joseph J. T. Hurt Central College Johnson Lexington Washington University St Louis Dow

Taubman Marriage Confirmed at Eastertown

Friends of E M Taubman confirm his marriage to Grace Adams at Eastertown New Jersey last Monday Mrs Taubman has many friends in Lexington and will return welcomed

E. M. Taubman Eastertown New Jersey Taubman Grace Adams Lexington

Marriage Licenses and City Visits Noted in Kansas City Trip Summary

Marriage licenses issued. Prof M J Patterson in Kansas City yesterday. Ira E Keller traveled there on business. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hoffman spent yesterday in Sedalia. Miss Edna and Irene Stramcoe visited in Kansas City yesterday. Oscar Andreen, W A Gaffin, and Mrs L Kenney were in Kansas City Thursday or Wednesday. R F Pointer left for Lewisburg Kansas. Julius Winkler and Ernest Feert returned from Kansas City Wednesday evening. Mayme and Georgia Stewart visited Buckner Thursday. Carrie Pield returned from Independence. Mrs B C Gordon visited Higginsville. Mrs M T Kelley and daughter Marion went to Higginsville yesterday. Pinkie Chinn went to Kansas City yesterday for a few days. See Saucer Eyes at Central College Tuesday evening. Advertisements note carpets cleaning by Crawford's Laundry and Wilson Bros offerings. By B Prager changed insurance office to Room 16 Traders Bank Building.

M. J. Patterson Kansas City Ira E. Keller Ernest Hoffman Sedalia Edna Irene Stramcoe Oscar Andreen W. A. Gaffin L. Kenney R. F. Pointer Lewisburg Kansas Julius Winkler Ernest Feert Mayme Georgia Stewart Buckner Missy Carrie Pield Independence B.C. Gordon Ft. Scott M. T. Kelley Marlon Higginsville Pinkie Chinn

Corder News Roundup Highlights Local Appointments

Residents and visitors abound in Corder Missouri with multiple social calls. Fred Scheable returns to St. Louis after visits near Corder. Corder Creamery posts five percent dividend, stockholders elect new directors, and local baseball opens with an 11 to 8 win over Kansas City’s A. Stewarts.

Corder Creamery Company Corder Creamery Corder

State Superintendent Gas¢ to Examine Teacher Applicants

State Superintendent Howard A Gas¢ will examine applicants for teachers state certificates at multiple cities and dates in May 1909. Examinations begin at 9 o clock a.m. with subjects listed in order and all group and special subjects on the second day. Applicants should file certificates of credits and grades with the examiner. No examination fee required.

Howard A Gas Macon Joply St. Joseph Cifaten Poplar Bint Sehall St. Louis Kansas City Central Jefferson City

Edmonny and Sons and Wilson Bros advertising card

Edmonny and Sons sole agents for Bosch and company wall paper to Lexington. Phone 114. See the great Japanese Emperor What-For Why at Murrell auditorium next Tuesday night. We have attractive property for sale. If you want real estate see Wilson Bros. Ed Aull. C. A. Somamis Livery Bar 10-27c? Phone 00. Carriages and hacks furnished to meet trains. Seeds in bulk or packages, onion sets by the quarter bushel, Red River Ohio seed potatoes and flower seeds. Jos L Long Cash Grocer. Try Steel Cut coffee. Electric mill does not mash the bean. It cuts it as fine as you want for percolator or drip coffee. Jos L Long Cash Grocer on Perfect Oblek feed is unmatched.

Edmonny and Sons Bosch and ‘Company Wall Paper Lexington Murrell Auditorum Wilson Bros. Ed C. A. Somamis Red River Ohio Jos L. Long

Local Advertisements and Names in Early 1900s Notice

Fragmentary ad copy lists Geo P Venable 1306 Dutch, Something new, electric coffee milk, and a hiring call supported by small shop names Joa Le Long and Cash Grocer. The garbled text suggests local merchants promoting products and employment in a historic town setting.

le Long Cash Grocer

Man Detained After Downtown Canvassing Scam

A man posing as a solicitor for tarnishing company in Kansas City visited Leighton on Wednesday and spent Thursday in the Grand Central hotel. He left with a grip after meeting T. W. Cox, attempted to sell it, then tried to flee toward Myrick. Marshall Price arrested him near Myrick. he gave the name Orval Dlugkledge and said he bought the grip from a negro. Squire Hickila sentenced him to 21 days.

Leington Kansas City Grand Cental Marshall Price Myrick Orval Dlugkledge Squire Hickila

Old Men's Club to Meet in Mayview June 5

The regular semi annual meeting of the Old Men's Club of Lafayette county will be held at Mayview on Saturday June 5. Four memorial committees will report and file to the Secretary at once. Five members have died since the September meeting including Casper Uphouse Robt N Hagood Thos T Anderson Jacob P Todhunter and Judge Smyth. Frank Bowman Secretary Lexington Mo.

Old Men's Club Lafayette County Mayview Wm. C. White Frank Bowman J. A. Morrow A. L. Maxwell Albert J. May Richard Sandera Wm. L. Smith Wm L. McGinnis Johnson Dr. L. Carthrae B. M. Lewis G. J. Lewis Casper Uphouse Robt N. Hagood Thos

In Lexington Dogtown’s Hunt Thins Pack Population

City Marshall James N Price leads a push against stray dogs in Dogtown Lexington aiming for four eliminations daily. He targets unlicensed or vicious animals, with many killings in Hungry Hill where residents tolerate gangs of canines. The dog population is steadily decreasing amid the crackdown.

James N. Price Dogtown Lexington Mr. Price Hungry Fill

Wentworth 5 Normal 4 in well played game

In a well played contest Wednesday Wentworth defeated Normal 5 to 4 reversing the previous day's decision. The series now has an even break. The teachery won the verdict in the latest clash. Mrs Virginia Johnson and several others left Tuesday afternoon for the Johnson Hurt wedding in Lancon.

Virginia Johnson Miases Mayme Rose Johnson Lilian Moorehead Lucy May Payne Nancy Vivian Fie Lancon Johnson-Hurt

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