Governor Folk Seeks Democratic Victory Amid Campaign Tour
Governor Joseph W. Folk spoke at the Confederate Home and multiple towns then addressed a large crowd at the court house. Judge Richard Fiedd introduced him. Folk praised the state ticket, urged Democrat success in state and national races, defended his record on race track gambling law and other measures, and noted prosecutions and reform efforts. Afterward Frank Bowman hosted dinner. Folk traveled to Higginsville for further travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Folk
Dover
Waverly
Folk
Cowherd
Gordon
Polk
Stone
Hol Butler
Wolk
Bini
Atu
Frank Bowman
State Board of Charities
Higginsville
Missouri
United States
Wm. Wilcow
Wm. J. Stone
Senate
Me Stone
Mr. Polle
Higginsvire
Medioe Corder
Ardinger to wed Minnie Starr of Pittsburg Kansas
James Berry Ardinger of Kansas City to marry Miss Minnie Starr of Pittsburg in a Lexington ceremony at the bride’s mother's home on West Fifth street. Ardinger, born and educated here, is a drug business man in Kansas City and a member of the local Elks lodge. They will reside at 1144 Thirty-second Street in Kansas City after November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Starr
Pittsburg
Kansas
James .Berry Ardinger
Kansas City
West Fifth Street
Ardinger
Lexington
James P. Ardinger
Lodge of Elks
Thirty-second Street
Kansing City
Court grants switch across public road and local notices
County Court approves Concordia Elevator and Milling to build a switch across the public road. Hugo Bulig authorized to run a dramshop in Alma. Four warrants for $40 issued to Chas A Keith for county fair stock prize fund. A voting precinct established in Lexington city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Elevator and Milling Company
Hugo Bulig
Alma
Chas. A. Keith
Lexington
Guardian Appointed in Probate Court for Elisabeth Liese
A probate court on Wednesday named Elisabeth Liese of Corder as Inmane and appointed BF Hester as her guardian according to official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Liese of
Corder
Inmane
Hester
Local Names and Trips Reported in Brief Notes
I Paubmant was in Kaos City Wednesday. A Poage spent Wednesday in Kansas City. John Mocrlion stayed in Kanwan City. M Ladeson returned from Kansas by Tuesday morning. Mess Clarence Vivive spent Tuesday in Bieginaville. Jos Crenshaw left Wednesday for a trip to Harrisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I, M. Paubmant
Kaos City
A. M. Poage
Kansas City
John Mocrlion
Kanwan City
M. Ladeson
Kansas
Mess
Clarence
Vivive
Tucday
Bieginaville
Huffman
Young Ewing
Leroy Farmer
ER. M. Taukman
Drs. J. BN. Price
Lynn Gordon
Nice Sill
Buckner
Peak
J.J. Burden
G. W. Hyde
Fayette
U. U
Mayme Stewart
Kate Gordon
Carl
Fred Stalling
M. G. Thompkins
Harold
Aliee Fitzgerald
Susie Alford
Wentworth Cadets to Meet Washburn Second Team
The Wentworth academy prepares for a Monday afternoon game against Washburns second team on the academy campus. Coaches push the cadets toward improved speed and forward-pass learning while defending squads aim to solidify their unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Washburn
Academy
Kansas
Washburnites
Topeka
Lawrence
Tillman
K. U
Cook
Hillix
I Roberts
Heat
Wanted Young Man for Ambitious Financial Work
Wanted an active ambitious young man of good address. Income limited by ability. Address: 312 New York Life Blog, Kansas City, MO. Contact William Hides. 10 254.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiilliam Hides
New York Life
Kansas City
Locals and Visitors Share Lexington Weekend Burdens
A string of social and business visits fills Lexington and nearby towns. Notables include W. W. Cole and Robert Webb with families, Eddie Dysart and son Kenseth, and Miss Minnie McGee shopping in Cor with others traveling to Independence, Waverly, and Sedalia. Gov Joseph W Polk visited, delivering a speech at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Webb
Near Curdex
Frank Gordon
Lexington
Mra
Eddie Dysart
Kenseth
Alggineville
David Phelps
Berry Corbin, Jr
Minnie McGee
Corder
John Hodges
Allen Hickam
Kanage City
Mattle GB. Cole
Joseph W. Polk
W. A. Medd
W. G. Harwood
Rhid
Menshaw
Christian Church
Immeiately
Waverly
Mgr. Wolk
Clayton's Speech Today by Henry K. Clayton at Court House
Henry K. Clayton, a longtime Democratic figure and former United States attorney, will address citizens at the Court House this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Alabama native and former congressman is noted for his role as permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention and his advocacy for the party platform. Citizens, especially women, are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Party
William Jennings Bryan
Henry K. Clayton
Court House
Barcour County
Alabama
Alabama Legrislature
United States
Ale
Denver
Bryyn
Warder-Dillingham Rites Tie Gigginsville Pair
Warder T Warder of Gigginsville, eldest son of Mr and Mrs deas Warder Sr, wed Miss Sallie B E Dillingham of near Wellington at the bride’s parents home four miles south of Wellington. Rev O M Rickman officiated. The ceremony was intimate and a wedding supper followed at the groom’s home. Both families are prominent in Lafayette county and the couple will live at Eg Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McPherson
Respectpd
Corder
E- Hot
Rev. Watts
Elizabeth Wilson
Kansas City
Helen Groves
Baunice Wills
Ellen Corder
Ria Saunders
Mildred Saunders
Anna Lee Peeples
Byron Saunders
Clarence Peeples
Corder Reynolds
Sydney Willis
Dale Wilson
HR. Kessler
C. J. Pragmin
Kessler
Hanover
Germany
United States
Dearbourne County
Indiana
Mary Langkamp
Lafayette County
Uoion
B. Lembrock
John Kessler
Minne Teamon
Alma
George Kessler
Sophia Pragman
Ernest Kuddes
G. A. Brerking
Frank Shultz
Henry Piata
Join Smith
Rev. Moeller
RB. George
Harry Rodekohr
Dlaries T. Warder
Gigginsville
Deas Warder Sr
Sallie BE
Dillingham
Wellington
Robert Dillingham
O. M. Rickman
Pineville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Governor Folk
Jas. Ardinger
Jos Crenshaw
Harrisonville
J.T. Bush
Whittler
California
J. B. Winn
St. Louis
Lee Meng
Columbia
Rw, Gentry
Richard, Jr
Chicago
Will Fewell
Ola Field
D. P. Groves
Joseph B. Scarlett
Brecken Yridge
T. 5. Grimes
Madeline Stif
Annie Laurie
St. Lois
Mattie
Fanntle Keene
Thi City
Mia
Horace Ardinger
Eugenia Ardinger
Kitnian City
Sedalin
Frank Steward
Wat. Ford
Adeline
Tia
Corrder
C. W. Lewis
John Wilson
C. L. Wilson
M. Reynolds
Claude Linbery
BE. Herter
Claude Leidlest
Mokane
Byrd Hack
Leslie Wilson, Jr
Prank Bell
Sedalia
Central Business College
Pleapatrick
Lafayette Groves
Clarksville
Texas
Wim, Wilson
Hileginsville
Esther
Blackburn
George
Lucile Reynolds
C.L. Wileda
Kansac City
Edna Corder
Three Grove
Mratt L. Gaines
Presbyterian Church
GC. Barnard
Mrs. McLadeson
Louis Gratz
New York
George Fr. Francis
Lesington
Carrie M. Spald
Odessa
Wadley
Tridly Financial
Dover Notes
W. W. Cole
Eddie Wahl
Cole
Nannie Littlejohn
Independence
Id Littlejohn
Familly
Frankvans
MD Dysart
Annie Lyons
Page City
Nurw Visa N. M
Mary Lomax
Springfiel
Charlie Love
Mary
Colorado Springs
Love
Mix
EP. Cox
Edyth Shoemaker
Sheldon
Nev
WW. W. Meng
W. A. Redd
Sam Vaughan
Leonard Vaughan
Sophia Shoemaker
Higgingville
W. T. Stark
R. P. Cherry
J. W. Aynworth
South Dakota
Annie Pauling
Hodges
Willie Flult
Ed. Fittman
Kingfleher
Oklo
JK. Henshin
W. B. Harwood
Yhatron
Mr. Pittman
Lessie
Marguerite Bates
Kanaan City
Rose O'Malley
Kanaas City
JW. Shouse
Excelsior Springs
Edna Stramoke
George Garr
Mrs
Gus Frank
Clocis
Nntl
Mrs. Frank
Mew
Ben Grate
Pinkie China
Mr. Chandler
Verricl Thompking
Katherine Reid
Misson Basnett
Dexington
Kentucky
J. F. Loomis
Clyde Hall
Myady GH. Mallad
Kansas City Journal
Globe Democrat
Dein Houke Viaerd
Clayton
Warder
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