Local Briefs Show Movements Between Cities
Z. W. Wright, Pres. W. White and G. C. Branch visited in Kansas City. Louis Gratz from Kansas City spent Saturday here. Lynn Gordon, Mrs. G. W. Ayres, Mrs. J. R. Moorehead, EK. M. Taubman, Rev. G. M. Gibson, Mrs. Mary Marquis, Mrs. W. K. Weber, Miss Virgie Shouse and others traveled to Kansas City on various business or visits. Several residents, including Ella Nickell, Nadine Steele, Nannie Chinn and families, spent time in Kansas City or Wellington, Otterville, Kensan City, and surrounding areas over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marquis of
Corier
W. K. Weber
Virgie Shouse
Kansas City
Lynn Gordon
Ella Nickell
Nadine Steele
Mulkerson
Wellington
Mis
W. H. Loomis
Albert
Misa Nannie Chinn
Kensan City
McGrew
M.D. Wilson
0. J
E of
Kansas
Notable Lecture Series to Feature Dolliver and Others
Senator J P Dolliver leads a strong Lexington lecture season uniting Central College and Wentworth Military academy. Also featured are Rev Dr Sanne Parkes Cadman Dr Thomas K Green and Opie Read. Lectures in Murrell auditorium welcome public attendance at fifty cents per lecture starting November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Sanne Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
Thos. K. Green
Opie Read
Murrell
Wolliver
Congress
Murrel Auditorium
Kraut and grocer launch new local flavor line
Local grocer Joa La Long Cash Grocer unveils a new kraut product line. The shop promotes tl fine variants, aiming to attract regional shoppers with fresh, tangy flavors and factory-to-table convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl Fine
Cash Grocer
Lexington City Council Attends Regular Session
City council met in regular session with all members present led by Mayor Walton. An ordinance granting Kansas City Long Distance Telephone Company the right to construct long distance lines was laid on the table by a 2 to 0 vote. Electric bill totaled 346.20. Sidewalk work on Highland avenue awarded to Pat Lyons at 15 cents per square foot. Fire Chief Harry Oakley suspended. Nick Hammer named successor. Mike Boyle night watchman. J J Jones paid fire warden. Adjourned to second Monday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Kansas City Loong Distance Telephone Company
Lexington
Meyers
Highland Avenue
Pat Lyons
Thomas Walton
Harry Oakley
Dutices
Nick Hammer
Mike Boyle
J. J. Jones
New Labra dor herrings and sorgum at Jon E Long’s
Local grocer Jon E Long’s Cash Grocer advertises large Labra dor herrings at 25 cents a dos and country sorgum at 40 cents per gallon, inviting customers to try the new products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
E. Long
Buckner Hopes Fade as Wentworth Rimfires Victory
Buckner football visitors fail to score against Wentworth cadets in Lexington. Wentworth dominates with two touchdowns and a late 60 yard run by Ghambere set the final margin. Time dispute arises as play ends with Buckner arguing the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gridiron Warriors
Buckner
Lexington
Wentworth
Bucknerites
Scruby
Srake
Benced
A Tovchdown
Cook
Owens
Ghambere
Wyatt
Buckner Hove
Q A. Brissler
Tom Howard Loses Leg In Freight Train Ride
Thomas Howard of Grand Pass lost a leg Sunday after a ride on a tank car from Kansas City home. The two men fought while near the McGrew mines and the Little Sioux. Howard fell under the cars and a wheel crushed the bone above the knee. Dr Ryland amputated the limb. brothers came Sunday night to take him home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Howard
Grand Pass
Kansas City
McGrew
Howard
Ryland
Boonville Defeated by Lexington High in Narrow Win
A light but fast Lexington High School football team edged Boonville High 2 to 0 at Boonville Saturday, despite a Sunday Star report claiming Boonville won, which was later deemed erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington High School
Boonville High School
Boonville
The
Star
Seven Years of Proof of Dr King’s New Discovery
W V Henry of Panama Me claims years of proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs colds and throat chest lung diseases. The world has thirty eight years proof its value for asthma hay fever bronchitis and pneumonia risks. Sold under guarantee at any store with trial bottle provided.
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Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
Crenahaw
Hunting Trespass Notice At Remissed Es Atricity
A local notice warns that hunting or trespassing is forbidden on the property described as remissed es atricity under applicable law. The document cites prohibition and potential enforcement actions for violators.
The Hen and the Doorknob Advertising Tale
Herbert Kaufman offers a parable on ad campaigns. A foolish hen perched on a china doorknob yields only experience. Ads must target a business that will endure, choose a newspaper that can generate returns, and allow time for payback. Avoid hollow promises and noisy papers. hatch genuine profit.
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Z. W. Wright
Waterloo
W. White
G. C. Branch
Vitebsk
Dethwary Weliog
Vleebraned Parignledh
Merriam Coy
Springfield
Mats
Council Proceedings
J. Q. Cope
Shane
Tom Howard
Herbert Kaufman
Tribune Company
Chitae
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
ST. Louis
Memphis
Chicago
New York
Su Se A Tha
A. S. Loomis
Dhs
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