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Publication details warn Ray Harlin Keister to appear by October at Lexington Court. The case alleges intolerable treatment and curses, with notice published in Lexington Intelligencer over weeks.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
3
Publication details warn Ray Harlin Keister to appear by October at Lexington Court. The case alleges intolerable treatment and curses, with notice published in Lexington Intelligencer over weeks.
Extension work from Central Missouri State Teachers College began in Higginsville on Saturday October 1 under Dr. C A Phillips with courses in Educational Psychology and History of Modern Elementary Education Twenty teachers enrolled last week and a second meeting is set for October 7 at 9 am with space for at least twenty more. Miss Lucy A Ball will start an English extension class in Lexington October 7 at 7 pm at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters offering a choice of History of English Literature or Nineteenth Century Poets or Prose Five hours of college credit will be granted upon completion. courses cost 15 for a double and 10 for a single with textbooks provided from Warrensburg. Miss Ball, a Central College for Women alumna, will teach twelve sessions every other Friday. the class may attract over twenty teachers. Missouri ranks fourth in the 1921 corn crop with 3 185 876 000 bushels, behind Iowa Illinois Nebraska and Texas. The era shows record livestock prices, including an Angora goat sold for 8 080 at Del Rio and a Merino ram bought for 20 000 in South Africa.
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