Public court session on tax abatements and misc matters
A county court met Monday and adjourned after handling tax abatements and miscellaneous items. Actions included property tax abatements for multiple parcels, road vacatations with bridge reservations, licenses granted, cemetery purchases for the poor, foreclosure on a school loan, coroner inquest costs, jail repairs, and appointing a janitor and superintendent of the poor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Salyer
Dover
Machpelah
David Hutchison
Mary RB
Hagood
Omar Conrow
B. I. Suddath
Wounding Cards Out Invitations for Samuel Small Wedding
Invitations have been received in Lexington for the wedding of J. Ray Samuel of Kansas City deputy clerk of Jackson county and Miss Mary Small daughter of Mrs Martha Catharine Small of Sedalia The ceremony will be at the M E church South in Lexington Tuesday morning November 19 at ten oclock Afterward the couple will be at home in Kansas City after December 15 Miss Small is a daughter of Dr Small a former Lexington resident with many Lafayette county friends Mr Samuel is popular in Jackson county and hoped to succeed Tom Crittenden as county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. Ray Samuel
Kansas City
Jackson County
Mary Small
Martha Catharine Small
Sedalia
M. E. Church
South
Miss Small
Dr. Small
Lafayette County
Mr. Samuel
Tom Crittenden
G. P. Venable
Ninth Streets
Minnie K. Venable
Thomas C. Corbin
Dover
J. C. Given
Methodist Church
Corbin
State's Traducers Exonerated by Expert Financial Report
Expert accountants Haskin and Sulla submitted their Missouri book-keeping review to Governor Dockery, exonerating Democratic administrations and refuting Republican charges of mismanagement. The report covers 1865–1900, notes prior irregularities mainly under Republican control, and tallies bond debt payments and state expenditures, asserting no misappropriation and preserving state credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Haskin and
Sulla
Missouri
Globe- Democrat
Gov
Dockery
Leare
Globs-Democrat
Allen
Draper
Aushar Allan
Lois
Ita Petriol
National Bank of Commerce
Hannibal
Joseph
Nial
Kohn, Popper & Co
General Assembly
Evangelist Dr Wharton Opens Lexington Inaugural Services
Readied Cameron Mo evangelist Dr Wharton prepares for a Lexington inauguration of union services with two churches filled and spectators praising a calm, earnest revival. Nineteen confess Christ, about twenty five seek prayers as Prof Geiger leads singing and a large First M E church crowd hears a strong address Death at a Frolic from Belshazzar's feast spurs two linked services and a large audience at Cameron. Invitations go out for the marriage of Mary Lewis Gosnell and Lynn Gordon Buford at Westport Baptist, Kansas City, with home plans in Independence Mo. Col Join L Morrison, former penitentiary warden under Gov Francis, is paralyzed at his Fayette home in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Wharton
Syreau- Gender
Geiger
Cameron
Cameron Daily Observer
Christ
M. E
Belshazzar
Col. Join L. Morrison
Gourls
Gov. Francis
Fayette
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Uty Court
Will & Grain Company
Island No. 6
Havis
Jak P
Anderson
Wood
Aled
Ses
Wilks
Grustoes
Higginsville
G. Roedel
Same
Reed Kinkead
C. Q. Kinkead
Marion Gillespie
T. D. St. John
Latver
Sherif Thomas
Koaratog
Henry ©. Wallace
Court Aaron
Dora W. Carter
Sophia Ritter
Klingenburg
St Suthwest
S of Hudson Heirs
Chris Hoefer
Heidorn
Block H
Bates
Richard Noling
Mal John Reed
S. S
Frazier
We Co
Merchants
Albasse
W. H. Phillips
Ithe Hatter
W. T. Pays
Executon
Williams
Fritz Zeigler
Arensweter
DHL
Lewis
Overs
P.M. McCur
St. Joseph
Judge Walker
South Street
Fred Morath
Ed. Davis
BKG. Loomis
Marguerite Souad
Weg
Texas
Sanford Sellers
A. B. Blineve
Jefferson City
New York
Gov. Dockery
Thompson
Stcking Fund
Baoks
Alex. M. Dockery
A. D. Morrow
Daisy Wallhart Rice
R. B. Rice
Camden Avenue
Richmond Maissouriao
J. ©. Given
Burns’ School
Louse
Tabernacle
Sam B. Cook
Union Tabernacle
Mary Lewis Gosnell
Lynn Gordon Buford
Westport Baptist Church
Buford
West Maple Avenue
Independence
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