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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1903

Page

5

Local notes from Wellington and vicinity reveal busy civic life

A long column of short items records travels of Himer Doebbert, George Prook, W T Johnson and others across Kansas City Lexington and beyond. local farming activity includes cattle loads, car shipments, and a new bakery’s early success. Births, marriages, land deals, and public notices fill the page along with church events and town council snippets. The piece notes a civil war roster project, school enrollment 254 children, and upcoming sermons at Little Blue Baptist Church.

Albin Stewart Odesss Charles Gaveman Dick Calimesa Lexington John Goodbrake Boonville Sons of Veterans George M. Mountjoy Mutual Life Angurance Company

Spring Carpet stock highlights versatile home goods

Advertises a spring sale of carpets rugs mattings linoleums shades lace and portier curtains plus related dry goods. Lists prices for yard wide carpets room rugs small rugs mattings Bombay and quarter Bombay patterns window shades lace and portier curtains curtain poles and claims the store keeps the largest apartment in the county and invites customers to test their selection and service.

Dividend Declared by Morrison Wentworth Bank Directors

A regular meeting of the Morrison Wentworth Bank directors announced a semi annual dividend of three percent. The dividend is payable on or after May 27.

Morrison- Wentworth Bank

Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Kansas City

Three day cattle receipts reach 21,000 while Chicago totals 47,000 for the period. Prices show a steady sale on good beef cattle with top cows at 4.80 per cwt and short horn cows 3.60 to 4.15. Hog receipts total 36,000 with trade opening slow, then firming and closing weaker by about 25 cents. bulk sales around 6.30 to 6.50. Consignments invited by Rite Bromens, Commission Merchants, Kansas City.

Chicago Curtis

Riverton and Glen Oak Enrollment Drops Noted

School enumeration shows 3244 total students with 230 colored students and 474 in the grand total 1648, indicating a decrease of 48 from last year. Officials attribute the decline to many families moving away from Riverton and Glen Oak.

Riverton Glen Oak

Old Princeton Laws The college rules from 1803 era

The Princeton Alumni Weekly presents early Princeton rules from Laws of New Jersey 1862 revision. Rules cover study hours from dawn to 5 pm with room common, gown wearing at prayers, campus Sunday restrictions, no horses or taverns without officer permission, no student clubs resisting authority, 67 cents for general repairs, noise limits, meal gathering etiquette, and parental circular urging compliance with modest expenses. Signed by Joseph Bloomfield, governor and ex-officio president.

Princeton Alumni Weekly Princeton Callegs New Jersey Board of Trustees Dole Joseph Bloomfield

Queer Russian Hospitality in St Petersburg

An American describes Russian hospitality as a taxing, liquor drenched evening in Kuselan houses. Guests are pressured to drink heavily from the host’s private liquor, then dine for hours, smoke, attend theater, and return home for late supper and music. The night continues with card games and gambling until the early hours.

Eles St Petersburg St. Paul Globe

Saucy Jack Rabbit Race Dare on Kansas Rail

An engineer asks permission to exceed 65 miles per hour after a jackrabbit near Olath e Kansas persistently taunts him. The clever rabbit hovers ahead of the train, winks at the engineer, and signals mockery as the loco moves by. A Kansas paper calls the tale true.

Kansas Jack Rabbit Jack Olanthe Kan

Holmes Table Talk Echoes Emerson Wit at Atlantic Dinner

The piece recounts a lively Atlantic table talk with Dr. Holmes rivaling Emerson in wisdom and wit. A recalled remark attributed to Holmes contrasts architectural orders with a quip about life death and immortality, linked to a misquotation in a Lowell study.

Emerson J. T. Trowbridge Atlantic Dr. Holmes Lowell Wendell James Underwood Holmes

Inquisitive Folks Debate Inside Information

Readers of the Washington Democratic newspaper discuss the value and annoyance of inquisitive people. The column notes how curiosity can yield inside information yet often irritates others and prompts playful commentary.

Washington (In Democrat

Mexico Constitution Bans Monopolies Across Economy

In Mexico the constitution prohibits monopolies, aiming to preserve competition and regulate market power across sectors. The rule targets consolidation, seeking to prevent dominant control by single firms and protect consumer interests.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Buckingham R. P. Hall & Co Hashus County News Wellington and Vicinity Himer Doebbert George Prook W.T. Johnson Kansas City Gidy Jennings Herman Scoppenhorst Kanass City J A. Sholtz Josish Mann Little Blue Baptist Church Ray County James Drummond Lorimer Fulton Mesters John Strodiman Woentermeyer Hugo Buddemeyer Stephenstates of Napoleon James Gtrodithman Board of Education H.S. Kinkond R. L. Mann & Co Tle James Hancock Will Greale Mo P, R. RB Waverly F. W. Mann Walter Mahan Dr. W. Frick Frank James Yeager Harry Harris T. B. Ramsey Nancy Huston Gordon White Georgia Ragaind Grace Batterly Detroit Minch Dover Doings Fletcher Cox Corder Frank Gordon Miss True White Addie Hodges N. Swagger AB. Reynolds Jonette Redd Roy Bertrand Independance Eula Longest Mayview Fanny Caldwell Messrs. Jaomes Taylor Winn Sasie Minnie McGue Ben Vaughn Buckner Annie Tabb Jouette Redd J. W. Reynolds B. Reynolds Blanton Vaughn Triadle Warrensburg The Baptist Church Chas. Love Colorado Springs John W Prince Louis Zully Odesan Reynolds Karl Eliz Shumaker Huma Stewart Odessa S M Reynolds Ed H Natham Fred Klos Wellington Rovilla A Reynolds and Husband Diamond Coal Co Robin Sams Oscar J Mullins A R Wolfenbarger Tol W Reoick R Wolfenbarger Wm F Dalton Bettie Manypenny Wm H Groves Joe Wilkes S Allender Lovin Higgynsville Thos J Powell JP Powell David J Powell, Jr Mion S Powell Quinlin Milford Riggs John Davidson White Omaha Buffalo Missour Missouri Gentry Sedalis Agricultural Division J. O. Allison New London, Mo Laning-Harris Coal and Grain Co Carter Mine Union Mine Cone Roadhead Pigginaville W. F. Kerdcliff W. R. Carter W. G. Wcausland Stock Market Range Veronica Crenshaw & Young QUEER Saucy Jack-Rabbit Mexico
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