Hamlin Delivers Plain Talk to Crowd at Court House
Congressman Hamlin attracted a sizable audience at the courthouse on Friday evening. He offered a clear review of his stewardship and the Democratic majority's record in Congress, asserting promises were fulfilled and predicting tariff relief and relief from abuses under Republican rule if his party remains in power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney W. Hamlin
Court House
Hamlin
Congress
Democratic Party
Murrell M. Rush Rushed to Final Rest at Home
Murrell M. Rush son of Mr and Mrs Abe Rush died Friday morning at 6 30 o’clock at his Southwest Boulevard home from a general infection due to throat ulceration. Born Camden Missouri May 14 1893 he was a few months over 19 years old a skilled plumber. Survived by parents two sisters Jennie and Mabel two brothers William and Walter and many friends. Funeral service conducted by Rev C M Davenport Sunday at 2 pm from the home with interment in Machpelah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrell M. Rush
Abe Rush
Southwest Boulevard
Mr. Rush
Camden
Jennie
Mabel
William
Walter
C. M. Davenport
Machpelah Cemetery
Single Tax Amendment Sparks Apathy Debate
Thursday night Hon. W. H. Wallace spoke against what critics call an unjust and confiscatory Single Tax Amendment. The passage suggests property owners risk bearing the full burden of future taxes if the amendment passes, urging readers to wake up and accept responsibility for the consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wallace
Couple Weds at Catholic Church in Early Morning Ceremony
Mr Charles V Carroll married Miss Florence Helen Frazier on Monday at 5 30 AM in the Catholic church with Father Geo B Curry officiating. Attendants were Miss Marguerite Tiarney and Thomas McDonald. The couple plan a brief Kansas City trip after a wedding breakfast with relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Carroll
Florence Helen Frazier
Geo. B. Curry
Marguerite Tiarney
Thomas McDonald
Joseph Frazier
Mary Carroll
Lride
Kansas City
Dennis Reade Wins Oak Grove Show Top Honours
Frank Stewarts sorrel mare Dennis Reade by Charles Reade won the blue ribbon at the Oak Grove horse show last week. The mare is deemed the best in her class in Missouri and excels against a strong Western Missouri field, earning widespread praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stewart
Dennis Reade
Charles Reade
Oak Grove
Missouri
Western
Mrs. T. M. Cobb Injured in Staircase Fall
Monday morning about eleven o'clock Mrs. T. M. Cobb fractured her upper arm near the shoulder while descending stairs. She tripped and fell, and the fracture was reduced by Drs. Fulkerson and Ryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Cobb
Marital Card Announces Gladys Comstock and Rollins Smith
Cards announce the marriage of Gladys Comstock daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Comstock of Kansas City Missouri to Rollins Smith son of L Ruffner Smith formerly of this county at the bride's parents home 406 East 41st Street on October 19 The bride is well known locally and the groom is from an old county family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
W. E. Comstock
Rollins Smith
Kansas City
East 41St Street
L. Ruffner Smith
County
Hopkins, Hicklin travel to Kansas City on business visit
BE N Hopkins went to Kansas City yesterday on business. Mrs Claude Hicklin went to Kansas City yesterday for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE N. Hopkins
Kansas City
Claude Hicklin
Kindergarten Cutting prize at State Fair Sedalia
The first prize for display of Kindergarten Cutting work at the State Fair in Sedalia last week went to the pupils of Miss Jennie Brightwell of Arnold school. The display featured a circus palace in black and white. Miss Lena Meicrer's room from Arnold school won First Prize for essay work on illustrated stories, highlighting strong teacher leadership and student achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Jennie Brightwell
Arnold School
Lena Meicrer
Lexington School Board
Misses Brightwell
Meterer
George and Dolly vow eternal love in youthful marriage
The couple George and Dolly pledge lifelong devotion with sincere promises and idealized love. The text lauds a happy union blessed with heavenly affection, mutual vows, and enduring devotion until death, wishing them continued happiness and absence of hardship.
Pop Poys On The Way Bring Gag And Repairs
A parade of about fourteen motorcycles from Kansas City halted in Lexington for a gag and minor repairs. The event puts Lexington on the map despite Missouri Pacific disruptions along the route between Lexington and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
City
Lexington
Missouri Pacific
Here
Freden dall Family Returns From Europe Trip
Dr and Mrs G W Freden dall and their young daughter Katherine returned home Monday after a May departure for a European tour. Their eldest daughter Miss Nettie stayed in the east to begin a four year course at Bryn Mawr College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fredendall
Katherine
Europe
Miss Nettie
East
Bryn Mawr College
Marriage Licenses Issued in Lexington and Nearby
Marriage licenses issued to Lodovico Polla and Lexington Maddalena Giorza. Chas D Carroll, Florence Helen Frasier, W M Murry in Lexington. Napoleon Nelie Campbell in Odessa. John A Spaniol and Anna M Nelson in Lexington. and Lowell L Balcom, Kansas City Star illustrator, visiting Lexington with his bride. Mrs Gus Pirner and Emma sail for San Pedro Cal for winter. Meta Pirner to Kansas City. Horace Ardinger leaves for Dallas after visit. Mrs Ardinger stays with sister Mrs John S Blackwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodovico Polla
Lexington Maddalena Giorza
Lexingto
Lowell L. Balcom
Kansas City Star
Lexington
Gus Pirner
Emma
San Pedro
Cal
Meta Pirner
Kansas City
Horace Ardinger
Dallas
Texas
Ardinger
Central College Day at State Fair highlights reunion and visitors
The Sedalia State Fair featured Central College Day with a dedicated concession run by Rev. E Gordon near the Fine Arts Building. Alumni and students gathered at Central Headquarters, mingling over college displays, colors, and banners with a long list of attendees from Lexington and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College For Women
Missouri
Sedalia
Central College Girls’ Club
E Gordon
Central Headquarters
Central A
Misses Allen Black
Faye Brill
Marion Brown
Elna Cressler
Marian Clark
Helen Clark
Dollie Catron
Myra Clevenger
Corinne Connely
Oneta Buckley
Flora Rudy
Lola Rudy
Kathryn Murrell
Nellie Slaughter
Esther Labalha
Helen Groves
Mary Willams
Virginia Pasley
Dorothy Houston
Viola Fetty
Mat Withers
Theresa McClure
Eice McClure
Ruby McClure
Florence Tagram
Edna Haynie
Beulah Venson
Myra Tanner
Agnea Swinney
Katherine Dudley
Reola Patten
Lillian Morley
Nadine Clark
Helen Greenwood
Wanda Malarkey
Gayle Gartside
Minnie Rothrock
Fern Winston
Elizabeth Lewis
Fila Stoner
Laura Richards
Amelia Weelk
Loreta Love
Jo T Hinesley
Mettie
Dover Notes and Lexington Business Roundup
Dover notes show Ed Wall and Philip Wahl with Lexington business Monday. Willard Smith, Gen Zeyzing, James Dinwiddie, and Walter B. Waddell with families visited Lexington and Dover. L Cox attends Kansas City stock show. Dr W G Harwood travels to Kansas City then Excelsior Springs. Tom Holman improves after six weeks typhoid pneumonia. Miss Minnie McGee Emma Miers visit near Lexington. Kate Bishop and daughter Marie visit Lexington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wall
Lexington
Willard Smith
Higginsville
Gen, Zeyzing
James Dinwiddie
L. Cox
Kansas City
Philip Wahl
Walter B. Waddell
Jamca Cather
Harman Wahi
Webb Cole
Harvey Vaughan
Capt. Ristine
Annie Marrs
Dover
W. G. Harwood
Harwood
Excelsior Springs
Tom Holman
Johnie Wahl
Sedalia
Minnie McGee
Emma Miers
Kate Bishop
Miss Marie
Richmond couple wed at Mrs Stewart’s East Franklin home
Mr John A Spaniel and Miss May Nelson both of Richmond were married Monday afternoon at 3 o clock at the residence of Mrs Robert Stewart on East Franklin Rev C M Davenport officiated Mrs James R Moorehead left Saturday for Butler Mo to visit relatives and to attend the wedding of Miss Naomi Smith of that city to Dr McGraw of Fulton Mo The wedding takes place next Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Spaniel
May Nelson
Richmond
Robert Stewart
East Franklin
C. M. Davenport
James R. Moorehead
Butler
Naomi Smith
Dr. McGraw
Fulton
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Congressman Hamlin
Poland
China
H.C. Sydnor
Higginsville, Mo
Vandiver Bros. Auctioneers
George
Dolly
Roth
Declar
Wong Men
W. M. Murry
Napoleon Nelie Campbell
Odessa
John A. Spaniol
Anna M. Nelson
J. W. Dysart
Monette
Walter Trent
Daugh
Wilmot Kenney
Serat Wiley
Helen Cole
Jean Zeyzing
Kate Davis
Elijah Neer
Ladies Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
J. L. Groves
Martin Philips
Leona
Frank Price
Corder
Bob Montague
Marshall
J. M. Redd
Wm. Tutt
Corier
Claude Julaxwon
Temple Payne
Wexington
Olliver Martin
Kt. P. Harwood
Anna Lee Updyke
Sallie Corbin
Virgie Corbin
Mildred Cole
Dean Dysart
Imogene Clayton
Jinks Holman
Tom Bertrand
Fran: Stockard
Zach W. Wright
John F. Rolf
John F. Larkin
C. L. Glasscock
W. S. Peacock
Emma McCormick
Henry Schlapper
Clay Township
R. L. Grant
Alma
J. A. Mann
W. B. Waddell
Corder and
John Walker
View Bridge
Chas, Hoefer, Jr
Peter Kronsbein
Dover Notes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
H. Smnauer
Hart, Schaiiner & Marx Clothes
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