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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1910

Page

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Hamlin Delivers Notable Democratic Speech in Court House

Hamlin, a congressman candidate from the district, spoke Thursday afternoon to a large crowd in the courthouse. He appeared in fine fettle and delivered what was described as one of the best Democratic addresses in the city, boosting old supporters and winning new followers across party lines. Hamlin is depicted as a lean, capable figure rising in Missouri’s congressional ranks.

Courtney W. Hamlin Court House Mr.Hamlin Fettle Tamlin Missouri Congress

Francis Platform Calls for Equality and Regulation

David R. Francis presents a reform agenda stressing tariff revision for revenue only and abolition of duties on trust-made goods. He advocates corporate regulation by the state, an income tax, currency reform, distrust of central banking, and a government of the people. He stresses anti plutocracy aims and improvement of internal waterways.

Davenport to Leave Joplin for Lexington Pastorate

Rev. C. M. Davenport, pastor of the First M. E. Church South in Joplin for two years, sails to assume the Lexington, Missouri, post. He reports adding 150 members, clearing a $12,500 debt, installing a $2,800 pipe organ, and notably founding a church gymnasium that energized young men and strengthened church work.

M. Davenport M. EE South Seventh Moffett Lexington Davenport Webb City Joplin Mr. Davenport Joplin Globe

Miss Catron's Recital Delights Local Audiences

The Miss Mattie Lou Catron recital with Miss Mary Aull and Miss Margaret Aull at the High School auditorium drew warm applause. Mary Aull’s violin delighted the crowd, with Margaret Aull guiding the evening as accompanist. Also on program were a vocal solo by Miss Luvile Reynolds and other selections. Cor Journal notes Mrs. William Bard’s Salalia visit and J J Pulkerson’s Kansas City trip, plus W M Bunting and Archer’s wedding.

Mattie Lou Catron Mary Margaret Aull Miss Catron Mary Aull Luvile Reynolds Cor- Journal William Bard Salalia J. J. Pulkerson Kansas City W. M. = Bunting Lincoln Nebraska Archer

High School Notes on Football Team and Lab Changes

The High School season looks to be fair for football with about eighteen players, though many are kept out for various reasons. Thanks to Judge Richard Field a new lab facility has been created by repurposing the old mathematics room, with two laboratories for different subjects, all work done by students. Mrs. Jos Silver returned to Kanata City after visiting her sister, Mrs. Leroy Farmer.

Ote Piel Richard Field Jos. Silver Kanata City Leroy Farmer

Dover Notes Reveals Many Visitors to Town

A crowded array of visitors and locals fill Dover notes as Charlie Cox Gove visits relatives in Colorado and Joseph Minter of Buckner spends days in town. The report lists dozens of guests from Kansas City, Higginsville, Eldorado Springs, St. Louis, and other towns, attending church, social events, and family visits. The Lexington concert scene is highlighted with performances by Miss Tone Davis, Miss Iva Maud Dien, Miss Dann, Miss Robbins, and Mrs. Cora Watjen Poster, featuring violin and vocal selections and encores.

Dover Charlie Cox Gove Colorado Joseph Minter Buckner Robert Haly Jett Bast Texarkana Texas W. A. Rodd Robert. Webby Corder Henry Ritter Kansas City Rudolph Staltess Webb Cole Higvinaville Will Winn Odessa T. T. Redd Vanehant Moston Mre Kinkel Denver Colo Alp Eld Wisdom Warrensburg Baptist Church Collins St. Louis Joseph Davis St. Joseph Wilson Malone Maton Emmet Speas Lexington Speas Mra Win, Pruting Willian Dysart Jake Harwood Glen Vanglan Higginsville John Cooper Vane P. N. Petering Jessie Edwards Todge Virgie Johnson Miss Beas Eugene Zegging Napton Viral Benonds Fiyeto Warren Ray Efien Cox Charlie Lowe Colorado Springs Bolivar, Me Willian Winn Ray D. Gale Lesington Tren M. Booker Tigwinsville Kanata City M.C. McPahin Jtinny Sinai St. Lowia Mowday Grand Lodge A. FP A. M Mattie Marquix Meestall Spurgeon Sweet Springs Cordelia Yates Kansas Audibee Mixe Tone Davis Lesngton Delteriot Miss Davis Bohm Schorzande Glinka Davidoff Cora Watjen

Tatlin Visits Kane for Business on Thursday

Be M reports Tatlin traveled to Kane on Thursday to handle business. Alger went to Kansas City on Wednesday for work. Ed Aull headed to Cessel City on Thursday for business, per local notes.

Oswald Winkler Kansas City J. 0. Coffin Joplin Be, M Tatlin Kanesas Alger Kansas ‘City Ed Aull Cessel City

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Bunting-Winn Kevin J. F. Winn Washington Avenue Nineteenth Street Jadys Katherine Archer M. Bunting Miss Winifred Taner Miss Winifred Winn Irvin Sturely Miss Meredith Winn Mr. Bunting Miss Winn R. B. Binney Winifred “Winn Graham Killarney Caime Wennty Monnie Bunting Anaulionobile Chicago Ohio Wim, Duke of Walter B. Waddell Payne-Jones McGrew Quindira Jones Byron Temple Payne Mattie ‘Low Catron Page Carrie Jacobs Bond Payne Wentworth Military Academy City New York N. B. Payne Lexington College J.C. McGrew William Walk Howe Hamlin David R. Francis Mississippi C. M. Davenport Mise St Char Phere Chip Waceare Pene Fening Miss St. Clair DL Espana Misses Ratibing St. U'Lulr
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