Death of Lafayette county resident DeBolt at Beatty home
Joseph Hinkle DeBolt born January 1 1828 in Middleton Ohio died at Beatty street home Tuesday morning from paralysis after a stroke. He lived near Higginsville and spent recent years in Kansas City and Marshall. Survived by eight children from first marriage and one son from second marriage. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with burial at Maplewood Cemetery. Odessa Democrat report.
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UH. Debolt
Lafayette County
Anna Beatty
Beatty Street
DeBolt
Kansas City
Marshall
Higginsville
Herman
Beatty
Anna Silvey
Richmond
Ind
Flora Younger
Moundville
Elizabeth
Whitney
Cuba
Henry DeBolt
Coeur D*aiene
Wash
Albert DeBolt
Conlee
Washi
Herman de Bolto
Green City
Mra
Martha Proctor
Waverly
Arthur L. DeBolt
Colmubna
Nebr
Mr. DeBolt
Presbyterian Church
Corder
Nenophon Ryland
Maplewood Cemetery
Alma
Sligeinsville
Jeffersonian
Methodist Conference Appointments Published After Kansas City Session
Rev O M Rickman returns as pastor of Lexington church and Rev G J Warren remains district presiding elder. New roles include Rev Paul Linn as conference missionary evangelist and Rev A R Faris assigned to Webb City church. Weather notes report 4.48 inches rainfall since Monday evening, greatest 12 hour fall this year.
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O. M. Rickman
Southwest Missouri
Methodist Episcopal Church (South
Kansans City
Lesington
G. J. Warren
Paul J. Linn
Central Church of
Kansas City
Webb City
Z. M. Williams
Westport
Kidd-Key College
Sherman
Texas
Lexington
O. M. Rickawn
Sedalia
W. A. McClanahan
Warrensburg
W. H. Comer
Higginsvil
Heavy Rain Disrupts Train Service Overnight
One of the year’s heaviest rains struck Monday night after six, with water pouring thick and hard. Activity paused briefly around seven but rain persisted intermittently through the night, crippling train service as eastbound lines faced disruptions.
Conference Assignments for Missouri Conference District
The Missouri Conference of the Methodist Church South lists assignments for the Martinsburg district. Presiding elder A. Browning names station duties including Cowgill Excelsior Springs and Kingston city. others cover Lawson Liberty Millville and more across Platte City Parkville Polo Rayville Richmond Smithville Turney circuits. R. W. Kinsey to Plattsburg station and J. T. Kin also noted.
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Missour
Church
Mattsburg
A. ©. Browning
Cowgill
J. C. Handing
Excelsior Springs
T .W. Anderson
Hardin Ekent
W. M. Baker
Kearney and
Holt
D. F. Bone
Kingston ci Enit
L. J. Sparks
Lawson
J. A. Mampower
Liberty
S W. Hayne
Millville
Unsigned Educational Names From Weston Circuit Notes
A list of educators and institutions appears, including J A Medley correspondence school Vander Belt t nivers ity B Duncan professor Central College for Women G M Gibson president W M Alexander professor missionary to Japan W RK Weakley Woodson Fastitete So W Emory principal. The fragment references Weston circuit and various school leaders amid a regional education context.
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Weston
J. A. Medley
Vanderbelttniversity
B. Duncan
Central College For Women
G. M. Gibson
W. M. Alexander
Japan
W. RK
Weakley
Woodson Fastitete
W Emory
Col Pace Dead. Confederate Home Superintendent Dies
Col J L Pace longtime superintendent of the Confederate Home near Higginsville died Friday night from a Civil War wound that worsened in recent months. He resigned September 2, to take effect October 10, aged 66 and after eight years in the post. The Lafaytte County community mourns his respected record as funeral services were held Sunday at 3 p.m. from the Confederate Home.
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Col
J. L. Pace
Higginsville
Col. Pace
Col. Paes
Lafayette County
J. N. Crutcher
Barn Blaze Destroys Weber Barn in City Block
Friday at nine o clock a barn owned by Al Weber between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north of Main was burned to the ground. Firemen mislocated the blaze and arrived after the fire had burned itself out. The two horse barn had a loft and insurance status is unclear. Also noted: Mrs Fulkerson and daughter Katherine returned from Wellington, Dr E Gordon preached in Lamont, and an ad for Pink Pain Tablets Dr Shoop’s.
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al Weber
Main
Iistake
Weber
Weekly Intelligence Lexington News Bulletin
The Weekly Intelligence keeps you posted on Lexington happenings with regular updates and nine month subscriptions.
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Intelligencer
Lexington
Ice Cream Wagon Promises Fresh Cream and Service
Claude H. Neer offers ice cream and fees for individuals or societies. His wagon visits town nearly daily using only fresh pure cream. Stop the wagon or phone 694 to arrange deliveries.
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Claude H. Neer
We Do Love Work in Town for Sidewalks
An advertised business touts reliable sidewalk work with emphasis on staying and delivering. Lays out contact details including office phone 437 and residence phone 23 for JOHN LL. ASI URST.
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John LL. Asi Urst
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Arthur Brackman of Concor dia Spends Wednesday Here
Arthur Brackman of Concordia spent Wednesday in the city, with locals noting his visit and activities during a routine stop. The event was marked by no notable incidents and enhanced ties between visitors and residents.
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Arthur Brackman
Concordia
Mild Laxative for Baby Free
A vintage advertisement touts Dr well Syrup Pepsin as the safe laxative for children and adults. It claims benefits for constipation sour stomach and related discomforts and offers a free trial bottle by writing to the doctor with no charge for medical advice.
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Rome
Apple O
H. L. Cullum
Plainville
Ind
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