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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
4
The Lexington Intelligencer editor A W Allen faces a tumultuous issue as Pride events are debated amid campus matters. A court decision imposes limits on a figure, with the piece noting misconduct and right to speak, while warning against further disturbances.
A stream of social notes lists residents and visitors in Lexington and nearby towns. Names include J Q Plittenburg, Bob Montague, Harmon Wahl Sr, Oliver Martin, Dr W C Tarwood, Miss May Trapwood, Miss Anna Mary Starke, Mrs Dora Mong, Master George Plattenburg, and many others visiting relatives, shopping, or attending events. An upcoming church strawberry ice cream supper is noted for May 31. The article also promotes a civic appeal to beautify and fund the Pine Pond play area, urging Lexington residents to join the effort.
Duplex Optical Co of St. Louis exhibitor and assistant will present a specialist at Nickell's Ilaine Hotel June 2 3 4 and 5. See advertisement on the 5th page for details.
Mrs Logs Mitchell of Wellington arrived yesterday for a few days visit here with relatives. Graves went to Kansas City yesterday on legal business.
The Ol Met Chin holds its spring meeting at Mayview on Saturday June 7. It is centrally located and accessible for members along the C and A railroad. Officers include John B. Jott president Higginsville CW. Davidson vice president and Frank BowFinn secretary. Since September ten members have died and memorials will be prepared for the deceased: Charles BR. Anderson Wesley Johnson Henry F. Meirrand A. W. Milster John F. Neil James TL Phillips Morris Roush James Schooling Alex Thompson and John W. White.
For sale by John Ainsworth a Burf lock cock evels item with contact phone number 303 provided in an old classified-style notice.
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