Destructive Fire Hits Brewery and Beer Depot
The Lexington fire destroyed the tee plant hay barn and west half of the brewery after smoke and flames swept through the beer depot and bottling works. The fire caused total losses estimated near 250,000 with insurance only about 6,000. Owners Hoff man and Englehart faced heavy losses as officers and local volunteers aided firefighting into night.
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Fee
E. Huffman
M. Engiehart
Charles Baird
Lexington
Missouri Daughters of Confederate Veterans Meet in Kansas City
The fifth annual Missouri division session of the Daughters of the Confederacy closed its two day meeting in Kansas City. The congress selected a monument design for Higginsville with a replica by Rookstuhl of a Boston memorial. cost about 12,000, with 1,500 raised. New officers elected included Mrs. A W Ripley as president.
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Monument Committee
Wil'am Aull
Luis City
J. H Campbell
Nee
A. B. Asbury
Higginsville
Missouri
Central Presbyterian Church
Marshall
Lexington
Missouri Division
the Daughters of the Oonfederacy
Kansas City
Rookstuhl
St. Logais
Boaton
A.W. Ripley
Fell from window kills Lexington man Oct 11
Julian formerly of Lexington fell from a third story boarding house window while in bed and died within an hour. He was believed to have tried to raise the window and lost balance. Son of Jacob Julian, editor at Ley Legion Express and Caucasian, he had been living in San Diego, California.
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Julian
Lexington
Julias
Jacob Julian
Leylegion Express
Bun
San Diego
Callfordin
Just Recarved inlexingwn notice from Huckiner untiss
Unclear OCR reads as a local notice claiming Bour received a four from Huckiner untiss and desires to wall the attention of Lexingwn people LU 10 30tdw.
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W. J. C. Bour
Huckiner Untiss
Dated Lexington items note many local visits and travels
Local society notes record numerous residents visiting relatives in Kansas City Higginsville and other towns. Names include Miss Katherine Howe Miss Georgia Gilkenon Miss Pearl Reeder and Mrs. Allan Coon among others. The log also mentions business trips by Dyer Sherwood and A. Wade visits by Rev Ryland and others with several marriages and moves noted.
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Riesla
Leste Magn
Tigreineenle
Elatives
Woon Carter
Vrs
Hedins
Tuinder
Job Fergison
Odeas
Lexington
Thureday
Father Lillis
Kansas Choy
Katherine Howe
Maria Bond
Georgia Gilkenon
Kansas City
Monty Mrain
Woman Named Pastor at Universalist Church in Kansas City
Miss Mary Andrews was notified of her election as pastor of the Universalist church in Kansas City Missouri succeeding Rev Luther McKinney. She studied at the University of Chicago and her engagement follows a congregational trial vote last summer in Belgiums coal strike context. Belgian miners seek a 15 percent wage increase tied to coal prices and to curb coal exports to France where about 260000 miners are on strike.
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Ric B Ardinger
Estelle Shackleford
CO. FY CG
Ardinger
Lexington
Kansas City
Mary Andrews
Universalist Church
Luther McKinney
Miss Andrews
University of Chicago
Belgium
France
Chicago Return Fare on Special Weir Rail Service
A torn notice advertises $4.50 round trip to Chicago on the Chicago and Alton with a Friday departure at 6:25 PM from Hig hnsville and Saturday arrival in Chicago. It mentions return on a separate special train to Chicago Union Station at 7:20 PM, plus reclining chairs for an extra charge and various contact names. The fragment also includes ads for kidney remedies and a sales notice with a suspicious signature reference and a dated event in June.
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Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Highnsville
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