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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1912

Page

5

Wilson Calls T. R. and Taft Failures in Indiana Tour

Chicago October 4 Governor Woodrow Wilson conducted a strenuous Indiana campaign by special train delivering six speeches. He critiqued Taft and Roosevelt, attacked trusts and tariff, and pressed labor and living costs while touring Kokomo Plymouth Gary and Chicago with large outdoor crowds.

Chicago Woodrow Wilson Indiana Joseph T. Davies National Committee Omaha Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan Baltimore

Social Roundup of Sedalia and Nearby Towns

A string of short notes lists residents and visitors across Sedalia, Marshall, Higginsville, and surrounding areas. Names include Tigh White, Henry Burnette, Mrs Charles Lewis, Laura Campbell, Gustave Johns, Miss Naomi Larkin, John Larkin family, Henry Cuuthorne of Nowata, Oklahoma, red Bray and wife, Virginia Milner, Roger Tanbon, Mrs Wie Burnette, Mrs John Larkin, Mrs Ciuch H Capps, Chude and Virginia, Mrs Arthur Woods, Harriet Hurlburt, Willis Vanderlin and Frances, St B Jones, Wilbur, Tucumcari NM, Kansas City, Lees Summit, nia Stone, Capt Ryland Todhunter, Geo D Little, Robert Horn.

Tigh White Sedalia Ilenry Burnette Moberly Charles Lewis Marshall Laura Campbell Higginsville Gustave Johns Mesdames Hugh White Tiane Fulkerson Naomi Larkin John Larkin Corder Henry Cuuthorne Nowata Oklahoma Red Bray Kansas City Virginia Milner Roger Tanbon Marshall Welnesday Burnette Corde Ciuch H. Capps Chude Virginia Dover Figginsville Arthur Woods Mar Harriet Hurlburt Willis Vanderlin Frances Wansag City ST. B. Jones Wilbur Tucumecar N. M Lees Summit Nia Stone Ryland Todhunter Higgineville Geo. D. Little Robert Horn William

Preventive Medicine and Local Social Notes

Typhoid prevention hinges on avoiding contamination of water and food. Excreta from a typhoid patient can reach springs, wells, and surface streams, spreading infection via drinking water, milk, or utensils. Missouri preventive medicine officials invite questions. local social and travel notes describe multiple residents visiting Kansas City and other towns, with a New five passenger Studebaker added to a family fleet and various trips to events and hospitals.

University of Missouri Colunba Mary Lillian Atkerson Bimsas City Felice Lyat Mys Ewing Kansas City Flanders Studebaker T. Kimpton and Slaughter Norma John Keihly Port Worth Texas

Prairie Church appoints new pastor for Sundays

Prairie church announces T. D. Newkirk will serve as pastor at Prairie Claireh, delivering a regular schedule on the second and fourth Sundays of each month, with evening and daytime services.

T. d Newkirk Prairie Claireh

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