Local Unions Observe Labor Day Parade and Picnic
Labor Day events organized by Local Union No. 1827 featured music in the court house yard, a parade to Troffman’s Park, a dancing pavilion, and refreshment stands. Speakers included Carl Ristine Clarence Vivian Arch Helms W M Dewees and George Manuel with athletics and contests boosting morale despite heat and dust.
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Court Louse Yard
Patterson
Troffman’s Park
Carl Ristine
Clarence Vivian
Arch Helms of
Richnd
W. M. Dewees
Stapleton
West
Lajenne
Jackson
Couple United in Catholic Church Ceremony
Mr Pan Heidenrich and Miss Theresa Haller wed Sunday at 4 in the Catholic church. Heidenrich has worked for Geo Wittenberg for years and is well regarded. The bride recently arrived from Vienna Austria and is described as refined. The Informer wishes them happiness and prosperity.
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Pan Heidenrich
Theresa Haller
Heidenrich
Geo. Wittenberg
Vienna
Austria
Oscar Andreen Visit to Kansas City
Oscar Andreen went to Kansas City Wednesday for a few days stay. Frank Howe went to Kansas City Wednesday on business.
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Oscar Andreen
Kansas City
Frank Howe
Glasscock patch wedding in Grand Junction telegram news
Mr and Mrs Charles Glasscock learned of son Walter’s marriage to Miss Grace Burnett of Grand Junction Colorado by telegram from Colorado Springs. The ceremony occurred Tuesday evening at 3 30 oclock. Walter Glasscock works for Messelin Bridge Company Canton Ohio with headquarters in Grand Junction Colorado.
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Charles L. Glasscock
Walter
Miss Grave Burnett
Grand Junction
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Glasscock
Lafayette County
Mr. Glassrock
Messelin Bridge Company
Canton
Ohio
Col
Louis Gratz Heads to Carthage for a New Stock
Louis Gratz travels from Kansas City to Carthage Missouri where he has bought Robt Blankenship’s stock of clothing and gents furnishings. He plans a large southwest Missouri merchandise line and renews his Intelligencer subscription, praising Lexington as unmatched in midwest towns for reading The Weekly Intelligencer news.
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Louis Gratz
Carthage
Kansas City
Gratz
Missouri
The
Intelligencer
Middle West
Lexington
State Auditor Gordon Injured in Kansas City Auto Collision
State Auditor John P. Gordon was struck by a car while crossing Main Street near Seventeenth in Kansas City on official business. He was hospitalized at the Baltimore hotel with severe bruising and cuts from ankles to hips but no broken bones. Gordon was awaiting the return of his wife from New Mexico.
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John P. Gordon
Kansas City
Gordon
Main Street
Baltimore
Coffin and Pear son wed in Mexico and Lexingt on later
Coffin sprung Sunday morning from Lexington to Mexico Missouri where he married Miss Minerva Pearson. They were married Sunday afternoon and left for St. Louis for the State Photographers Association convention. Coffin is known in Lexington for running a photography studio and the bride had spent weeks in Lexington this summer making friends. The Intelligencer offers congratulations and best wishes.
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Coffin
Mexico
Yite
Minerva Pearson
St. Louis
State Photographers Association
Lexington
Intelligencer
Borland Visits as He Promotes Ocean-to-Ocean Trail
Congressman Borland and family traveled from Washington to Kansas City via the Old Trails Road on a car trip last week. He introduced a bill to secure DAR support and federal funds to mark the Old Trails Road ocean to ocean, hoping for national aid as a building movement advances. After dinner at the Nickell Home the party continued along the Santa Fe Trail toward Kansas City.
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Borland
Washington
Kansas City
Old Trails Road
Borlind
Congress
Ocean
Nickell
Partnership Dissolved Between Ruebel and Sale in Lexington
Daniel Ruebel and R. M. Sale dissolved their partnership. Ruebel continues the barber shop at the old stand with top artisans and attentive service. Sale moves to Wilson-Fredendall D. G. Co. to manage the big white basement as a salesman, bringing strong qualifications for the role.
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Daniel Ruebel
R. M. Sale
Ruebel
Sale
Lexington
Wilson-Fredendall D. G. Co
Local residents with Kansas City day trips
W M Deweese spent Tuesday in Kansas City on business. Rev C L Fowler returned Wednesday from a southern state trip. Robert Carter returned Tuesday from Kansas City. Chas Taubman spent Wednesday in Kansas City on business. Marie Bishoy returned from LaBelle Missouri visiting relatives. Mrs Otto Long and daughter Doris left Wednesday for Muskogee Oklahoma. Cora Long went to Kansas City Wednesday for a few days visit. Dr and Mrs Edwin Rankin left Wednesday for Aston Pennsylvania where Dr Rankin teaches Greek at Lafayette College.
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W. M. Deweese
Kansas City
Rev
C. L. Fowler
Robert Carter
Chas. Taubman
Marie Bishoy
LaBelle
Otto Long
Doris
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Cora Long
Edwin Rankin
Aston
Penn
Rankin
Lafayette College
Superintendent Harwood Weds Miss Clara Whiteside in Foraker
Daily Times reports W D Harwood the Collinsville school superintendent married Wednesday in Foraker Oklahoma to Miss Clara Whiteside sister of Mary Whiteside and attended by Webb of Tulsa. Ceremony by Rev Weeks Washington Avenue Baptist Church Oklahoma City. couple to reside at Elis Hotel in Collinsville with congratulations from local friends and officials.
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Daily Times
W. D. Harwood
Clara Whiteside
Board of Education
Foraker
Oklahoma
Weeks
Washington Avene Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Mary Whiteside
Webb
Tulsa
Collinsville
W. @. Tharwood
Harwood
Stanley Ticks
Owasso
Nat Wagoner
Elk Hotel
Lewis Allen
Elis Hotel
Montgomery
Missouri
Harden College
Mexico
Progressive County Convention at Higginsville Courthouse
All Progressive party members are urged to attend a mass county convention at the Higginsville courthouse in Missouri on Tuesday September 10 at 10 a.m. to nominate a full county ticket down to constable. County Chairman W B Sarrts is secretary.
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Progressive Party
Politics
Higginsville
National Federation of Retail Merchants leader in Lexington
J T Moorehead secretary conducts all federation correspondence from Lexington to avoid long trips. The group aims to keep money at home by countering mail order houses and helped shape the parcels post bill. Moorehead relies on education and fights discriminatory legislation against small dealers as the federation grows. also notes several local movements of visitors returning home.
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J. T. Moorehead
National Federation of Retail Moorchannts
Lexington
Hids Fair
National Federation of Retail Merchants
Moorehead
Federation
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Washington School
Sapatpa
Tie
Progressive County Convention
Kh. B. Campbell
W. B. Sarrts
Sea'y
J.R Moorehead
Bettie Mowntjoy
J. W. Sydnor
J. A. Abbot
Louise
W. S. Marrs
Charleston
West Virginia
WH. M. Peck
T. ¢. Sawyer
Guthrie
Sawyer
Independence
Bhijah Neer
Laura
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Pave City
Wright's Grand Theatre
W. Rowland
Edwin Clifford
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New York
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