Lafayette County Medical Society forms at courthouse
Physicians of Lafayette County met at the courthouse Wednesday to organize the Lafayette County Medical Society to affiliate with state and medical associations. Officers elected include Dr. P. Fulkerson president, Dr. G. A. Moon first vice president, Dr. W. G. Harwood second vice president, and Dr. T. Ryland secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will be the third Tuesday in November to adopt the state constitution. Dr. Robert D. Haire attended and spoke. guests included Mrs. Geo W. Tibball and Miss May Peak with prizes awarded. the next meeting will be with Mrs. Bowman.
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Physicans
Lafayette County
Court House
Lafayette County Medical Society
P. & Fulkerson
Lexington
G. A. Moon
Wellington
W. G. Harwood
Dover
T. Ryland
State Association
Robert D. Haire
Clinton, Mo
Kansas City
Geo. W. Tibball
Milford
Conn
Ab Flinch
May Peak
Frank Bowman
Bowman
J. A. and
F. W. Mann
Lafayette County Medical Association
Weednesday
John Flournoy
Louis
San Francisco
Cal
James Kinkead
Moorehead
Ed Rubmaonheig
St. Loui
Antonio Fanolio
Nalem
Patrick McNalley
Labor Exchange
Library Evening Schedules Contributions at Central College
The College Calendar highlights a Library Evening on November 7 inviting faculty and students to contribute to the College Library from eight to eleven. Catalogues of new books are available at city bookstores for donors to view and select acceptable additions. Duplicate copies are not discouraged.
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Library
Central College Library
College
Odessa Woman Mary J Newbard Dies at Home
Mary J Newbard died Sunday morning October 16 1904 at her Odessa home. Born Chillivette Ohio 1865 she married J F Newland and moved with him to Town in 1858 then to Lafayette County in 1875. Eight children six sons and two daughters survive. she and her husband moved to Odessa in 1888 where she had since resided.
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Odessa
Mary J. Newbard
Chillivatte
Ohio
J. F. Newland
Lafayette County
Mily
Missouri campaign kept Hawes dates in check
Telegram from H F Ewell shows Democratic city and state committees cancel Hawes campaign appearances in St Louis on October 19. City leaders regret the decision as many hoped for a larger Missouri crowd. In football news W M shows first team defeating Centralia High 4 to 0, while second team loses to Higginsville, 0 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Ewell
Democratic Unty Committee
St. Louis
Hawes
W. D. Vanpror
Teoven
Missouri
W. M
Centralia High Hool
Centralia
M. A
Higginsville Bb School
City Council approves 6 foot granitoid walk on 13th between Main and South
In adjourned session Thursday the council passed an ordinance to lay granitoid walk six feet wide on 13th street between Main and South. Campbell and Hodge had fled contract and bond for macadamizing 17th Street and asked for an eight day extension, which was granted. Council adjourned to meet October 28.
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Main
South
Campbell & Hodge
17Th St
Entertained By Mrs Stier Hosts Utile Dulce Club
The Utile Dulce Club enjoyed a Thursday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. G. H. Stier. Guests included Mrs. Taggart and Mrs. J. H. Thompson among others in a light social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stier
Mra
G. H. Stier
Leggues
Mra. Taggart
Erly
J. H. Thompson
Memorial to Rev John D Vincil Missouri Mason and educator
Reverend John D Vincil a Mason, educator, and philanthropist died at his St Louis home last Thursday afternoon. He served as grand secretary of Missouri Masons, president of the University of Missouri Board of Curators, secretary of the Methodist conference, and leader of orphans’ homes and charity groups. His rise from an orphan to a public figure illustrated steadfast pluck and industry. He was re elected grand secretary of Missouri Masons for the twenty seventh time. The obituary notes his long service and esteem among Missourians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Vincil
St. Loui
Vincil
Grand Lodge of Missouri Masons
Univeralty of
Missouri
Methodist Conference
Methodist Orphans’ Home
Methodist Church
Maronic Lodge
Conference
Hits
Missouri Masons
Vinoll
Sydnor s Sale of Poland China Hogs at Higginsville
Sydnor s annual sale held Tuesday in Higginsville drew a moderate crowd of buyers. About 580 Poland China hogs sold averaging 17 dollars each with the top price at 40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydnor
Higginsville
Public sale of cattle and farm implements near Lexington
Advertisement notes a sale of cattle hogs horses and farm implements at Geo Fischer's farm near Lexington on October 25. The notice appears elsewhere in the issue as a public auction listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fischer
Lexington
The National Campaign and Upcoming Election
The note predicts the next presidential winner three weeks from next Tuesday between Alton B Parker and Theodore Roosevelt, with reference to George B Cortelyou in the context of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton B. Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
George B. Cortelyou
Uncalled letters at Lexington post office 1904 list
The list records uncalled mail at Lexington Missouri post office dated May 92 1904 and names many individuals including Gleona Borrow Tony Buck Mrs P Bredwell John Burden Gladys Hagins Geo W Hibbard Harold Hurley Lillie Peer Charley Peer and Alice Walker among others. Addressee notices request callers to state ads. Janis Crowper P M.
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Lexington Mo
Qat
Gleona Borrow
Tony Buck
P. Bredwell
John T. Burden
Bit Crider
Wellia Qurly
Heber Corn
Pearl Duncan
Sarah Dillingham
Frank R. Edwards
Grace Frazier
Wm. Garriooh
Mra
Sarah Ann Greene
Pred Groomer
Gladys Ha
Abbie Sommerville
Fred Teckmeyer
Alice Walker
Plesse
Janis M. Crowper
P. M
Smith and Lola Green Married in Odessa
Odessa Democrat reports C. S. Smith and Miss Lola M. Green wed at the Methodist parsonage Sunday evening at 6:50 with Rev. 8 P. Gayton officiating. The groom, son of C. Smith of Pittsville, is a prosperous young farmer. The bride, daughter of Judge Henry Green of the McKindies area, is praised for admirable traits. They left that night at 10:20 for the World's Fair, beginning their life together with bright prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Smith
Lola M. Green
P. Gayton
C. Smith
Pittsville
Henry Green
McKindies
Republican candidate for county treasurer announces candidacy
To the voters of Lafayette County, I am the Republican nominee for county treasurer. I cannot canvass the entire county in person but state that if elected I will give my personal attention to the office and discharge the duties faithfully and impartially. Signed Joan Tavem Man.
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Lafayette County
Joan TavemMan
Gan Club Shoot At Lezington Hosts Bird And Target Events
The Lezington Gan Club held a Thursday afternoon live bird and target shoot using about 200 live birds. Five birds per event with only three members, Cag ley Ramesy and Boyle, scoring a straight run. Chas Kin kead led the targets with 18 hits from 20 as Lexington College resident Chas Kin kead departed for home Wednesday morning.
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Lezington Gan Club
Cagley
Ramesy
Boyle
Chas. Kinkead
Democratic Fury Fears Roosevelts Escape Vote Tactics
The piece accuses opponents of spreading false tales to divide Bryan supporters and aid Roosevelt. It argues Bryan allies in Parker and others are misrepresented, warning that rumors of “sulking” Democrats aim to destabilize the party. It cites Elijah Dowie urging Roosevelt backing and portrays anti-Democrat propaganda as a coordinated attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Tagbey
Bryan
Parker
Davis
United Action of Democrats
Biryas
Republican Party
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Tom
Elijah Ti
Dowie
Cortelyou
Hosta of Zion
Local residents visit distant towns and attend events
A long list of residents traveled to Kansas City, Lexington, Independence, and other nearby towns for visits, sales, and social events. Notable occurrences include farm and land purchases, an animal sale, confirmations, a high school gathering for Lena Kidd, and several professionals attending meetings and trials.
Local notes from Kansas City to Coleman I. T.
G A Frerking visits Kansas City this week. Benton Lewis travels to St. Louis. Viola Jackson enters our public school this week. Miss Admonia Fields of Blackburn attends Tuesday. Casper Kramer attending court in Bowling Green this week. Dr Ernest Cather of La invited friends in this city Tuesday. Misses Anna and Susie Summers attend the world’s fair this week. Mrs C M Holman baptized Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs J F Groves visit Mrs J Fietcher in Marshall. Mrs F B Zentmyer and daughter visit Higginaville Saturday. D P Lake and wife of Butte Mont spend week in Corder. Misses Fannie and Daisy VanMoete return from fair. Miss Hannah Groves shops in Kansas City. Frerking and wife of Alma spent Sunday with Jacob Haas family. Claude Campbell of Coleman I T arrives to spend winter with grandparents J S.
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Earnest
Luets Bernhardt
Higginsyville
Hinckley & Bedford
Kansas City
Duck Abbot
Independence
Shaw
J. A. Weaterman
Levasy
Mesdames
W. F. Lineback
I. F. Mueller
Lexington
Adolf Beese
Higginaville
Anon
Ellen Hughes
Sadie Kelley
Anna Balle Morgan
Daisy Waska
Leona
Maud Dogging
Ronna Free
James Kelley
Willie Freee
Hery Biesmger
James Reed
Mins Lenn Kidd
Jadwin
Kidd
Miau
Misa Lena
Prof
Mrs. Jadwin
Anna
Anon Mo Zoutmyer
Jesse Bell
Marie Dean
Mary
Kathryn Ginn
Edna Frerking
Bertha Bishop
Lacile Reynolds
Anna James
Viols Jackson
Edna Bray
Susie Corder
Lewis Scholtz
Marl Ham
James Kellay
Leslie Jones
Roy Dozer
Roy Chatburn
Lew Wodlenmas
Gilbert Kleinschmidt
Earl Reynolds
Alvin Frerking
Paul Sauvain
Walter Hefter
Gordon Jackson
Homer van Moeter
Philip Smith
Admonia Fields
Blackburn
Casper Kramer
Bowling Green
Ernest Cather
Susie Summers
C. M. Holman
Christian Church
J. F. Groves
J. Fietcher
Marshall
Fannie
Daisy VanMoete
Hannah Groves
Frerking
Alma
F. W. Stenner
Bettie Benning
Higginsville
Miss Benning
Mayviews Fair
Mre
Jennie Langford
Robert
Will Monroe
Bob Kinchelos
Butler Moore
Pearle
Lena Smith
C. R
Mayview
Oklahoma
St. Loui
Will Jennings
T. B. Sanders
Hunter Clark
Billings
Mont
Sallie Warren
Kate Ballard
Stella Kincheloe
T’. B. Benning
St. Louis
Mayview Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mayview residents record a busy period with visits to Kansas City Higginsville and Higginaville. People seen include Ben Ridge Joe Herr W H White and Miss Boss Chinn. A World’s Fair trip features Jennie Langford and companions. Congressman Hamlin spoke for democracy and students toured the Confederate home. Weather sparked early blossoms on F W Stenner and F M Chino orchards.
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Roel
Central College
Mra. Newbard
Washington
Cuas. A
EpWakps
The
National Campaign
Lexington College
J. B. Dew
Baptist Church
Dew
Missouri Baptist General Association
Offigin Fat—Tryer
Wellington and Vicinity
Lralma
G. A. Galbrith
Odeses
Lee Strodman
Earnest Bryant
Odell, Iowa
Edgar Holke
Warrensburg
J. C. Waller
Oak Grove
H. B. Corse
Kansas Quay
Lanning & Harris
W. Johns
Edward Kushman
D. J. Bergman
Gus Oberbelman
Fritz Scholler
John Hoebn
Messrs
C. O. Kinkead
John Sellman
Courtney Meyers
Jr. Goodbrake
Wm. Bening
Huckley
Wife
Bessie Knipmeyer
Ed Winn
Minole Kaipaieyer
Higgineville
W. C. Carlton
St Louis
Etta Lee
Sweet Springs
Ness Lewis
Mr. Lewis
H. Myers
Jacksonville
G. A. Frerking
Benton Lewis
Viola Jackson
Zentmyer
D. P. Lake
Butte Mont
Corder
Claude Campbell
Coleman I. T
J. 5
Ben Ridge
Joe Herr
W. H. White
Boss Chinn
O. ¥. Chinn
Judge Benton
Hamlin
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