Elk band defeats Richmond in first annual series game
The Elk band of the city won 3 to 0 over Richmond in the first contest of the annual series. Hurley pitched a solid game with 8 hits allowed as Rosie King and Patterson produced early third inning runs. Richmond’s Miller held to four hits as Elyx Hurley backed by strong defense secured the shutout.
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Richmond
Rosie King
Patterson
Oy Campbell
Hurley
Miller
Scott
Lexsington
Elxs Hurley
Ardinger
Owen
Real Estate and Local Goods Advertisements
A dense sequence of late 19th or early 20th century ads announces farms for sale in Lafayette County, various city residences and vacant lots, and services from Wilson Bros Ed Aull and Jos L Long. Other promotions include Habitation goods, machinery like electric coffee mills, and local suppliers for chick feed, seeds, and livery services. Several phone numbers and business names appear, urging contact for real estate, groceries, and home supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Gale
Grats Bros
E. B. Vaughn
V. Curtis
Wilson Bros
Tradere Bank
Ed Aull
Revere Coffee
Jos
L. Long
Holmoends and Sons
Bosch and Company Wall Paper
Lexington
Wilson Jiros
Traders Bank Build
Ing
Traders Bank Build Ing
LL. Long
Z W. Wright and Sons
Red River Ohio
Traders Bank
A. Summers
Approaching Marriage of Miss Fulkerson and Felix Young
Miss Lillian Fulkerson resigns as predence teacher at Lexington college and will marry Felix Young in a quiet ceremony June 8 at her father's home. Fulkerson, daughter of Dr J J Fulkerson, is highly regarded. Young, a Lexington High School graduate, works for Ben Eaton and is popular and steady. After the wedding the couple will travel briefly and reside at 305 South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Fulkerson
Lexington College
Felix Young
Mise Fulkerson
Lexington
J. J. Fulkerson
Lesington College
Threcity
Aloy
Young
Havite
Lexington High
Ben Eaton
South Thatreet
Bond Election Passes In Special Vote For Arnold School Additions
The proposition to borrow twelve thousand dollars for additions to the Arnold school carried in a Thursday special election by 125 to 1 amid little opposition. The addition is deemed essential for the children. Mise Bess Hagood returned home in Higginsville after visiting relatives. BM Taubwan traveled to Kansas City on business. EB W White was in Kansas City yesterday.
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Lucile Reynolds
Kansas City
Harry Rodekohr
Dankenbring
Sweet Springs
Dave Garnett
Oscar Morehead
Oklahoma
Emily Lewis
Arnold
Mise Bess Hagood
Higginsville
BM. Taubwan
EB. W. White
Lexington Flour Mills Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Lexington Flouring Mills will be held in the tower court room of the courthouse in Lexington Lafayette county Missouri on Saturday June 5 1000 at 2 o clock p m for electing seven directors and transacting other lawful business. Given under our hands May 4 1000 James F Catron President Wa H Chiles Secretary.
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Lexington Flouring Mills
Tower Court
Court House
Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
James F. Catron
Wa. H. Chiles
Annual stockholders meeting for Lexington Water Co
The annual meeting of stockholders to elect directors will be at the company's office in Lexington Mo on the Sunday of June 2000 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Gustav Haerle president, John Chamberlain secretary.
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The
Lexington Water Company
Lexington
Gustav Haerle
John Chamberlain
Secy
We Work on Torget Us Weed You Want the Seat
Contractor ad claims to provide concrete walls foundations and footings and promises quality work while using bold phrases about treatment and pride in labor. Contact details are unclear with a phone reference and scattered branding.
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Asrtst
The Picture Shop advertises insurance and photos
The ad booster promotes fire and tornado insurance for city and country, plus hay and grain coverage at right prices. It notes a coloring department in the studio with ejecta in water colors and fire like photo colors. Call 245 for samples at The Picture Shop, J. C. Cuttin, Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V
Graphy
the Picture Shop
J. C. Cuttin
Holland Rusk Ad Promises Dutch Delicacy
An advertisement offers CALL 298 to order a package titled Holland Rusk described as dainty Dutch and delicious. It claims the product pairs with any meal, promising appetite with one bite and is signed by E. S. Moorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
E. S. Moorman
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McCormick
Deering
Milwaukee
E. W. Mollenkamp
S. M. Reynolds
D. G. Jackson
L. Wilson
Blue Springs
Will Riley
Slater
Fletcher Groves
Thoreday
Marshall
Hugh Crowder
Master Lawrence Armbruster
Odessa
Walter Sydner
St. Louis
W. F. Lieser
George Adams
Mis
Tina Kath
Lowell
Wis
Jacob Haas
Ada
Mariel Corrin
John Morgan
Lesley Jones
Calvary Cemetery
Kierstead Park
Corder Band
Holenwald
Kircveils
Concordia
Milered Saunders
Eunice Wille
FP Os. Zentmeyer
Higgineville
Elatun Bros
Bere
M. Larkin
Methodist Church
Jennie Bell
Corder
Land
Chamberlain
Jos. L. Long
Wilson Gros
Stockholders Meeting
Petar
the Eich
America
Anil
Bert
Shoop
Racine
Om the Heart
Bros
J. E. Tucker
Gole Grocery
W. P. Cole
Main St
J. R. Wilmot
Russell Harding
Barber
Dan Ruebel
Jas
Gas Company
Nice
France
Grenshaw & Young
John Brown
Atay
Jery
WM. M. Stonestreet
Seiter’s Market
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