Local births and visits fill Lexington notes
Local briefs list numerous births in Lexington and surrounding areas including a daughter to Mrs. Caldwell and a boy to Mrs. Talbot. Visitors arrive from Kansas City, Independence, Lexington Kentucky and Los Angeles, with many returning home after weeks with relatives. Mentions of ship line agents, new freight ventures, and business talks frame a busy social and economic week.
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N. Wilson
Warrensburg
Thelma Dickey
D. 5. Pilokey
Higginsville
Viet
J.T. Bush
Gene Ardinger
Kansas City
Misa. Hi
Wise
Dora Carter
G. T. Thornvon
Denver
Colo
Ness
Aelaver
J. C. Coss
May Carter
Kansan City
H. Bleezier
Missouri River Packet Company
Lexington
My. Nidchier Menblohs
White Bros
Pear
Local Post Office Adverts Names List of Addressees
A damaged OCR fragment lists names including Rodney Ream Miss Fatey Biles George Lopez Mrs Sarah Loyd Miss Almedia Mautry Miss Mryte Miller Dave McCloud and several others with a line about calling for items they advertised and a postmaster name Crowber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecnii Oy
Postotilos
Wb Laxngton
We Cadaher
Rodney Ream
Misa Fatey Biles
Lenusto Campalguo
Guirge Cliy
Lillie Obrobman
J. W. Churcy
John A. Desks
J. W. Druse
Vieleb Duvkle
Waltar Judwin
Charile Jordey
George Lope
Sarah Loyd
Latekr
Almedia Mautry
Mryte Miller
Dave McCloud
Patie Pointer
J. Vo Ryburta
Spot Cath Store
Soodaross & Vining
Bidl Jebel
Dora Shaw
Williams
BR. W. Wingfield
Dea Crowber
Postmintaede
Home Cook Book revival by Presterian church ladies
The Presterian church ladies publish an enlarged Home Cook Book based on Lexington area kitchen trials. Proceeds aid church functions while preserving cherished recipes and local culinary memory from trusted home cooks. The volume includes noted contributions like a bread recipe from a revered community woman and others tested by neighbors.
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Lexington
Élfendra
Historic Rock at Ulm Faces Destruction for Station Extension
A historic rock near Ulm on the Danube that Napoleon stood on during the 1805 capitulation of Austrian Field Marshal Mack is threatened with demolition to extend Ulm’s goods station. A tablet memorial has stood there for a century. The rock’s fate stirs preservation concerns.
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Ulmn
Danube
Napoleon
Mack
Ulm
Echoes of the Past on a Shipboard Ordeal
Jonah relates being cast overboard and swallowed by a large fish. He laments the cramped quarters and mentions he paid for first class passage while hoping weather conditions won’t affect the rest of the voyage, as reported by the Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HF. Blackwell
Napoleon
Jonah
Chicago Tribune
Boy asks to drive cow for money in Bonnington tale
A Bonnington Vermont youth famed for wanting money encounters a street gentleman. The boy offers to drive the gentleman's cow to pasture for the current summer and, if both survive, the next summer and then the summer after next, framing a wary bargain about future work and life.
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Bonnington
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Rayo
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Jas. W. Caldwell
RS. Howle
D. T. Bogie
Richard Field
Independence
J. Q
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F. SN. Adams
Sedalia
Vm Holleran
Leeuve
Reed
Toa Kerr
Oak Grove
Frank Johnson
Wellington
Richard Hays
Kathrine G. Reid
Kentucky
Thoreday
Melora Lenoard
Martha
Objilicotte. L
Be Payne
Day
Warretsburg
Independance
T ©. Sawyer
Mary J. Lane
Bloomington, Lil
James Boulware
James Hale
HE. G. Loomis
EK. O'Hara
Lake Providence
Louisiana
J. C. Lesueur
Mra J. Ht
E. P. Martin
Springfield
Court House
Made Nicholson
J. J. Costellow
Helen O Fellow
Missouri Pharmacy
Main Street
Missouri
Lyman
FUN Makers
Boceries
David Albart
Morrison
Wentworth Bank
J. R. Wilmot
Bell ¢ Telephone
Chas, W
W. G. McCausland
California
Santa FE
Missouri River
Los Angeles
San
Fornia, New Mexico
Arizona
G. W. Hagenbuch, G. A., A. T
S. FB. Ry
the Cash Grocery Store