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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1901

Page

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Preservation of Home Fridge and Rural Crop Report 1901

A guide outlines weekly refrigerator cleaning with ammonia wash and sun drying, then notes on cellar ventilation. the Crop Bulletin from Lometa Missouri dated May 21 1901 covers drought impact varying by county on wheat oats corn and fruit with insect damage. obituary for Little Charlie Wallace praises steadfast duty and Confederate service. condensed news updates include population shifts Ireland lost mail thefts and public notices. county education board meeting in Higginsville sets June institute at Lexington High School and teacher certificate requirements.

PoLomata Drouth Cass Lawrence Charlie Wallace Lexington Charlie Wallsce Charlie State Guard Hy Bledsoe Lelington Springfield Carthage Wilson Creek Pea Ridge Iuka Corinth Port Hudson Reymond Jackson Chickamauga Missionary Ridge Resacca Coast Mountain Kennesaw Mountain Peace Tree Creek Atlanta Jonesboro Franklin Nashville Griffith Tennessee Missouri County Board of Education Higginsville Lafayette Institute Ia Jos Roxeis

Prominent Senior Class Day Pranks at Wichita High

In the senior class day exercises at Wichita High School rotten cabbages and a staged class fight between seniors and juniors stood out as the most prominent features, though not listed on the official program.

Wichita High School

Weinrichs Guests of Lexington Friends Last Sunday

Mr and Mrs Geo Weinrich were hosted by Lexington friends last Sunday. The Lutheran St Paul congregation plans a picnic in Uphaus park next Wednesday. Census shows 171 boys and 177 girls among town school children, total 348. Messia Lohoefner and Brackmann attended the Bankers association in St Joe Missouri this week. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Peters died Monday morning May 20 in this city. Mr Joseph Beball and his son Joel F Boball drove a train load of cattle and hogs to Kansas City shipped by Wat Aull and others.

Messia Lohoefner Brackmann Bankers’ Association St. Joe Rudolph Peters Joseph Beball Joel F. Boball Kansas City Wat Aull

Happy Hour Club Members List from Higginsville Social

The Happy Hour club of Higginsville invites members to supper with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vivico. The list includes numerous couples: Downing, OBrien, Robring, Rinehardt, Belt, Wilkes, Hutcheson, Hancock, Leke, Campbell, Land, Walner, Carter, Webb, Reily, Boyer, Neal, Keyton, Vermillion, and Strong among others in various cities.

Happy Hour Club Higginaville Clarence Vivico Our City Samuel Downing A. O. Downing Ed. O'Brien M. L. Belt, Jr J. 3. Wilkes Walter Hutcheson Sod D. H. Hancock Louis Leke H. F. Campbell L. H. Land T. A. Walner R. B. Carter W. C. Webb Higginsville B. 8. Reily Carrollton, Mo 8. A. Vermillion Bloomington, Ill A. Ly Strong Topeka, Kas

Post Office Staffing Change Boosts Town Prospects

Second class post office to become a second day office starting July with postmaster salary up 100 per year to 2008. Town growth hailed as sign of improving business. Officials urge residents to promote the town and attract trade to enable free mail delivery.

Laxington

Jim Hicklin Escapes From State Asylum

Sheriff Oscar Thomas received a letter from the Superintendent of the state asylum at Foltoo stating James Hicklin, a Negro, escaped from the asylum last Wednesday. Hicklin had previously been sent from this county to the penitentiary for assault without malice and later declared insane, then committed to Falcom asylum. The letter asks arrest and return to Lafay ette county for restitution if Hicklin is found.

Jim Hicklin Sherif Oscar Thomas Junstic Asylum Foltoo James Hicklin Tom Smith Hicklin Falcom Thomas Hicklie Lafayette County

Reunion and Banquet for Baptist College Alumnae

A reunion and banquet of Baptist college alumnae is planned for Monday night, the first meeting in three years, with many invitations sent and attendees expected from distant places. The annual business meeting of the alumnae occurs Tuesday afternoon, with the event noted in local notices. Clinkenbeard Peddicord announce the marriage of Clara May Peddicord to Fagan J. Clinkenbeard on May 23, 1901, Windsor, Missouri, and the couple will be at home after June 4 in Hereford, Texas.

Baptist College Nort Clinkenbeard-Peddicord Sod James Peddicord Clara May Fagan J. Clinkenbeard Windsor Missouri Jane Hereford Texne

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