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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1920

Page

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Post-Dispatch foe of farmers targeted in Missouri election

The argument urges Missouri farmers to vote against Democratic candidates John L. Sullivan and George Middlekamp for Secretary of State and state auditor. It claims the St. Louis Post-Dispatch backs corporate interests and higher taxes on farms while Sullivan and Middlekamp defend farmers by opposing tax increases. A contrasting stance by Hackman is noted. Also included is a report on Lafayette County Sunday School Association’s Sixth Annual Convention in Concordia with attendance and officer details.

Farmers of Missouri John L. Sullivan George Middekamp State Board of Equalization St. Louis Post-Dispatch Post-Dispatch St. Louis Geo. Middlekamp Mr. Farmer Middlekamp Sullivan P.D Armstrong Herald Hackman Lafayette County Sunday School Association Concordia Ira E. Keller Lexington Theodore Twente Napoleon T. C. Kennedy Higginsville W. W. Gordy Odessa Sereta

Went Worth Military Opens Season with Central Missouri State Teachers

Football today as Went Worth Military Academy hosts Central Missouri State Teachers College at 3 pm. Coach Wikoff has the squad busy since opening, with five lettermen returning and promising new players. Admission is 4 shillings. Rev Xenophon Ryland III is critically ill at his Higginsville home with pneumonia at age 17.

Wentworth Military Academy Central Missouri State Teachers. College. of Wal Wikoff Xenphon Ryland Higginsville Rev. Ryland

Women voters urged to study Covenant before voting

Opinion argues women should read the Covenant to discern that Article X is not the whole League. It warns against Republican distortions, cites peace safeguards, arbitration, and penalties, and urges informed, diligent voting beyond party slogans. It references Taft Harding Washington and anti Federalist attacks to illustrate historical context.

League of Nations League United States Council Root- Phillimore Permanent Court of International Justice Taft Ann Harding Our Republic Friends of the Constitution Washington Franklin Wilson Jefferson

Lafayette County Medical Society Posts Fee Readjustment

The Lafayette County Medical Society meeting sets new charges for services including office consultation at 2.00, mileage 1.00, fractures and dislocations 35.00 and up, obstetric cases 25.00, with other fees as appropriate. Ike Gratz Loses Private Stock describes a burglary revealing over 100 quarts of whiskey stolen from his repository, valued around 3000.00, with community sympathy noted.

Lafayette County Medical Society Lafayette CO. Medical Society Ike Gratz Ike

Marriage License Issued For Several Couples

A marriage license was issued to Irving L. Husman and Odessa Dorothy E. Powell. to Wm. H. Wessendorf and Wellington Jessie May Bryant. and to others listed. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs. Thomas Gibbs of Odessa with survivors, funeral details, and burial in Odessa cemetery. Tom Clark alias James Bradley, convicted of killing Sheriff Talbott, began life sentence in Jefferson City. Senator J Tom Heflin of Alabama to speak at Lexington court house at 8 tonight. open to the public.

Tom Clark James Bradley Warrensburg Talbott Ewing Cockrell Jefferson City Senator Heflin J. Tom Heflin Alabama Court House Lexington

Death of Mrs Wilhelmina Stoll at 1806 South Street

Mrs Wilhelmina Stoll died Saturday night at her home from a complication of diseases. Born in Germany on April 12, 1888, she was in her 83rd year and widow of John Stoll. She married three times and is survived by four daughters and four sons, including Mrs Blomberg Owensville Missouri and Mrs Sylvester St Louis, Lizzie Manthey, John Manthey, William Stoll, Dan Stoll Lexington, and Julius Stoll Mayview.

Margaret Willig Moman D. Green Odessa Edna J. Patterson Pittsville Lexington Willig Frank Willig Fallon Lafayette County J. C. Bierbaum Wilhelmina Stoll Wilhelmia Stoll South Street Germany John Stoll Blomberg Owensville Sylvester St. Louis Ernest Stalling Alton Lizzie Manthey John Manthey William Stoll Dan Stoll Julius Stoll Mayview

Home Coming Service at Christian Church Next Sunday

The Christian Church will host a Home Gathering Day next Sunday with special music and a welcome for all. The note urges all members and friends to attend and help make it a great day, following a Sunday school attendance of 180 last week and a projected 200 this coming Sunday. Baxters Waters, Pastor.

Christian Church Baxters Waters

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Mirs. Schaffer Higgginsville Beall Brown J. W. Horner Alma E. J. Meyer Lexington Savings Bank Xenophon Ryland Medical Society Irving L. Husman Dorothy E. Powell Wm. H. Wessendorf Wellington Jessie May Bryant Thomas Gibbs Gibbs B. B. Snyder Frank Hale Kansas City William Graham Sam Gibbs Dyer Wm. Martin Anna C. Grass Menry R. Becker Anna A. Baurie Corder Bradley Home Coming Service Lambert Lumber Company John J. Price
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