Old Men's Club Holds Final Meeting at Higginsville
The Higginsville Old Men's Club met Saturday September 26 with 39 members present despite a piercing wind. Obituaries were read, memorial committees appointed, new members welcomed, and officers elected with John E. Ryland as president and Rufus Young as vice president. Next meeting planned for Mayview in June 1903, followed by a farewell feast and addresses.
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Old Men's Club
Higginsville
Sturday
Richard Brown
Robert Morrison
Cyrus Osborn
Christain Church
Beatty
Tbe
Premise
Ube
Lexington
Cyrus Born
W. Boon Major
Joseph F. Smith
John 8. Black Key
Club
Robi
Morrison
J. H. Debolt
Rufus Young
EF. C. Gordon
W. L. Glover
Saint L. Smith
Rove
Z. Russell
Biggins Ville
Mala Old Shen
Dean de Ie
Mr. Bitter
John E. Ryland
Mayview
D.V
Rigginsville
Twiggingville
Mr. Given
Baptist Church
Haditor
City Council Deliberates Curbing Materials and Main Street Paving
At Monday night’s meeting the city attorney read a draft curb ordinance detailing white limestone and Ohio sandstone edging. A motion to draft granitoid curbing for next meeting passed. Reports on Main Street curb inspection and roller usefulness were deferred. Inquiry into rock crusher setup suggested for next week amid remonstrances against paving Broadway to Hoyenth Street.
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Ohio
Main Street
Buport
Ineuiry
Broadway
Hloyenth Street
Messrs. Marks, Bausrle
Arleha
Klee
Social Question of Today and Past Great Issues
Professor Howerth of Chicago University opened a Kansas City university extension lecture series arguing the social question is a struggle to limit organized selfishness. He traced shifts from religious to political to industrial concerns, urging economic democracy and fair wealth distribution amid modern production.
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Howerth
Chicago
Univer
Martin Luther
Mucea
Prof
Wagner
Germany
Lovehly
Hite
America
Republican on trusts holds labor as menace in Kansas speech
A Kansas Republican congressman declares trusts blessings and defends tariffs while labeling organized labor the country’s greatest menace. He asserts trusts lower living costs and create employment, and criticizes tariff revision as a false remedy. He argues labor unions threaten liberty and progress, urging suppression.
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Too
W. A. Calderhead
Kansas
Beloit
Spain
Italy
Europe
Henderson
Painful Mine Accident Injures George A Venable
George A Venable was caught between coal cars while coupling at the McGrew mines on Saturday, his left thumb mashed. He was brought home around ten o clock in severe pain and will likely need amputation of the first joint.
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George A. Venable
McGrew
U D Cs Meeting Prep For State Convention Details
The U D Cs will gather at Mrs G W Hyde's residence Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock Delegates to the state convention to be held in Kansas City on October 14 and 16 will be announced Attendance is considered important.
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U. D. Cs
G. W. Hyde
Kansas City
Special Train to Kansas City for Pullis parade
Special train operated by Missouri Pacific departs for Kansas City on July 7 at 11 o clock to accompany Priest of Pullis parade events.
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Mo. Pacific
Spectralia Leive Kansas Ciry Nigit
Mayor Rees and Read to address city at court house
James A Read and Mayor Rees will speak at the city court house today at 8:80 p.m. to discuss local matters and city governance with residents in attendance.
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Rees
Hiner City
Wall
Boise
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Lincoln
England
James II
Galileo
Rome
Huxley
Wilberforce
Hoyland
Ainiel
W. A Calderhead
James A. Read
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