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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1903

Page

8

Dimensions of Life address to Lexington graduates

Dr Hughes delivered a substantial graduation address titled Dimensions of Life urging focus on life’s quality breadth and height. The Lexington High School class of 1902 03 lists seventeen graduates many planning college. Douglas School held closing exercises May 29 with 19 promoted to high school and 44 enrolled with no graduates this year.

Public Schools Protegor Phillips Hughes Brilliant Herbert Spencer Dino Lexington High School George Hubert Bates Henry Clay Chiles Francis Thornton Chew Ida May Gillen Maurice Hicklin May Houston Lyons Elizabeth Luehrmann Mary Marquis Magdalena Christina Melerer Dante Adolph Roebel Lilian Withers Worthington Messrs Bates Chiles Hicklin Chew Lyons Worthington Marquis Douglas School Opera House Phillips Central High School Douglass High School George H. Green

Criminal Court Docket First Day June 1903

State vs. Carroll Crumply burglary and larceny parole State vs. Roy Sowers burglary and larceny parole State vs. William Mortis grand larceny parole State vs. Robert Barton breaking jail parole State vs. John Alford assault to rape parole Fourth Day June 11 Edward Opie Moses Jones and Benjamin Michell operating mine without equipment shaft ten cases State vs Olle Loggins et al conspiracy and common assault Seventh Day June 15 State v Lilly Walton murder first degree The following cases will be called on June 8 for trial State vs J 1 Parrish common assault State vs Leo aterle grand larceny State vs Harry Lewis assault to kill State vs James Rowe wants to kill State vs James Rowe burglary and larceny State vs Wm Ristat Walter Harris grand larceny State vs Baptiste Minort murder first degree

Carroll Crumply Roy Sowers William Mortis Robert Barton John Alford Edward Opie Moses Jones Benjamin Michell State Olle Loggins Lilly Walton Parrish State Va Leo Aterle

The Paving Proposition in Lexington

A local plea argues for macadam pavement on South Street as a cheaper, better option than brick. It claims costs, durability, and home ownership benefits, urging residents to petition the city council to adopt this homegrown method and prevent “extravagance.”

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Excnanae six room brick residence in Lexington Mo

Miss Carlotta Newbrant of BFC travels from Lexington to Cincinnati with Miss Lillian Moorehead. Moorehead plans a short visit before heading to Romney West Virginia to stay with relatives for a month. A farm exchange in Lafayette County involves paying a difference and assuming incumbrance.

Lexington Lafayette County M. Price Carlotta Newbrant BFC Cincinnati Lillian Moorehead Romney W. Va

Publication Notice in Lafayette County Court

Order of publication in Lafayette County Missouri court to collect delinquent taxes on Lots 4, 5 and 10 in Block 26 of Stone Addition to Waverly. Property taxes for 1837 1839 1900 1950 total 3550. Copy to be printed in The Weekly Intelligencer for four weeks. Vaughn Campbell D. G. Court Clerk. Lyons Attorney for Plaintiff.

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Lawsuit and probate notices from Lafayette County Missouri

The document records a civil suit against Albert H. Suatte for unpaid taxes with a judgment sought including interest and penalties in Lafayette County Missouri, plus a court order for publication and a notice of next term. It also includes an administrator’s notice for the estate of George W. Marquis, with claims due within one year and barred thereafter, and an unrelated solicitation for a magazine issue.

George W. Marquis Probate Court Lata Et Boonty Missouri Bhar Ewlog Ayette County Nis Chatham E Stockton

Cadets Ball Guests and Local Visitors Gather

Miss Mabel Gillespie and Miss Maggie Hall, both from distant cities, attend the cadets ball in town. Miss Olivia Richardson leaves for McKinney Texas and Miss Helen Basey visits from Independence. George Gillmore arrives for the ball. Clergy Rev Dunn conducts services at Christ Episcopal Church and Holy Communion follows. Various residents travel to and from Kansas City Hix City Alton and Washington DC for visits and sermons. Rev BE Gordon departs for Nashville and Lexington to attend university meetings.

Mabel Gillespie Kansas City Olivia Richardson BFC McKinney Texas Helen Basey Independence Carrie Field Maggie Hall St. Louis George E. Gillmore Stafford Kas WMA John K. Dunn Qchrist Episcopal Church Lessie Bates Clinton Ladies* College Ethel Pancake Hix City J. R. Moorehead O. W. Offatt Jet Washington ,D. C Mary Winsor Alton Nanette Peeters Gordon Nashville Tenn Ward Seminary Lexington Board of Trustees Washington-Lee University

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