State Campaign Under Way At Sedalia Meeting
Democratic state campaign opened in Sedalia with Cowherd and James addressing a large crowd. Republicans accused it of drawing beer crowds and apathy, while Democrats promised a Democratic landslide. reports note bands, a parade, and a packed grandstand as speakers urged support.
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Sedalia
Missouri
Ohio Street
Jefferson City
Flambeaux Club
Jambeaux Company
Liberty Park
Rapsader
Smme
William 8
Cowherd
Hamlin
Ollie James Eeenticky
Democrats Rally After Special Train Returns Home
An election event featured brief remarks from the attorney-general candidate and speakers Paint er, Gordon, and Roach. Townspeople noted several orderly jags and a special train delivering a mixed but hopeful crowd of Democrats back home after the gathering. Hurrah for Bryan.
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Inee
Painter
Gordon
Roach
Bryan
Court session clears road petitions and opens two roads
The county court met in regular session with most judges present. Several road cases were disposed of and two petitions advanced: a new road for George L. Hudson et al was ordered open and J A Campbell’s petition for a new road was granted, opening the road.
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J. 8. Klingenberg
George L. Hudson
J. A. Campbell
Democratic Headquarters Opened in Traders Bank Building
Democratic headquarters have been opened in room 11 of the Traders' Bank building. They are in charge of W. D. Meng who is noted for providing the latest insider political dope. A phonograph plays Bryan and Toit records. all Democrats, especially far ore, are welcome.
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Traders’ Bank
W. D. Meng
Bryan
Toit
Faroer
Dinner and copper sale by Dover Baptist church ladies
Notice states the Ladies of the Dover Baptist church will serve dinner and copper in the basement of the church elec- The fragment suggests church event plans with dining and a copper sale in the basement.
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Dover Baptist Church
One More Ball Game Elk Team Meets Brennelsen
The Elk baseball team will play a final Monday contest at their home ground against Brennelsen of Kansas City. Brennelsen, regarded as one of Kanville’s best, has defeated several teams including Schmelers K C A Q and Stevens. A large crowd is expected for this season finale. J M Lauderback of India Oklahoma visited the Intelligence office Thursday and noted Democrats are favored to win all Oklahoma offices this year.
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Lexington College
Lexington
Fiano
Wally
John Strauss
Edward Schuest
Lavinia Sr
George Micott
Iva Mand Dunn
Ladebuehl
J. P. Ladebuehl
H. H. A. Beach
Bérenice Wood
Faribondo
Miss Dunn
Lodebueh
Cheney
Brennelsen
Kansas City
Kanville
Schmelers
Stevens
Elks
J. M. Lauderback
India
Oklahoma
Warrensburg
Mrs 16 McConkey Heads Home After Visit
Mrs 16 McConkey and her two children left Thursday for their home in St Louis after visiting her parents Dr and Mrs EC Gordon. Her sister Miss Blaire Gordon accompanied her home for a visit.
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McConkey
St. Louis
EC. Gordon
Blaire Gordon
Wedding Of Belek James Kinkead And Miss Jane Callaway
Wedneday afternoon ceremony at the Callaway home seven miles south of Lexington united Belek James Kinkead and Miss Jane Callaway with Dr C F Pattillo officiating. The home was decorated in white and gold with a parlor bower of asters and goldenrod as the wedding party stood. After a short, impressive ceremony guests enjoyed orange ice and cake while rice and old shoes showered the couple as they departed for Kansas City and a stay in north Missouri before housekeeping in a Franklin avenue cottage. Both families are prominent and respected in Lexington society.
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Belek
James T. Kinkead
Jane Callaway
George W. Callaway
Lexington
C.F. Pattillo
Goldenrod
J. N. Sturgs
Lohengrin
Pemberton Gordon
Mary Elizabeth McNeel
Matt
Sue Kinkead
Mary Gillespie
Little Neal Anderson
Odessa
Lelia
Della Bates
Miss Anderson
Kinkead
Kansas City
North Missouri
Franklin Avenue
Seventeenth
Eightenth
Mr. Kinkead
James L. Kinkead
Central College
Death of Mrs Catherine Goodwin at age 69
Mrs Catherine Goodwin aged 69 died Tuesday morning at her College Place home from rheumatism of the heart. Widowed by William Goodwin who died in mines three years ago, she came from Scotland long ago. Survived by four children William Samuel Mrs William Campbell and Mrs William Herd, all of this city. Funeral Thursday at 3 pm from the residence, Dr E C Gordon officiating. Burial was Machpejab.
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Porter Paine
Baby
Kansas City
Mary Jones
Christopher
Lil
R. R. Richards
Hallville
Boone Co
Mae Andrews
Homs
Wm. Wilson
Christian Church
Maxey
al Boylan
K. P. Kramer
Elizabeth Wilson
C. L Wilson
Hughs
Klick Leach
Kiestard
Young Leach
Catherine Goodwin
College Place
E. C. Gordon
Opening of Central College on a strong first day
At Central College initial chapel exercises Wednesday 92 students attended including two boarders and ten day pupils. About twenty rooms remain unoccupied. Summer improvements enhanced facilities with the Iduna Literary society library restored as a restroom and the recital hall converted into a library. Dr Palatore donated books and cases. Further interior improvements were completed as the president’s residence is expected soon.
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Central College
Iduna Literary Society
Town meeting previews a pleasant, profitable school year
A public function drew many townspeople and visitors with informal talks by Hon. Perry Rader of Jefferson City and Dr W B Palmore of St Louis along with several teachers. Optimism pervaded the gathering, promising a school year that would be pleasant and profitable.
Local notes and social reminders in Marshall
Residents travel and visits across Kansas and Oklahoma including Mira and Anson Leach. Mrs Mary January and Col Tom Pritchard are guests with local families while a baby son died Sept 2. Social events include a W C T U reception at the Brown home with Japanese lanterns and guest list.
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Spencer L. Brown
Florence Cauthorn
Caroline Drunert
Local Social Notes Reflect Family Visits Across Missouri
Mrs. Lindsay Price returns to Sedalia after visiting her mother Mrs Harriet Barron in this area. Rev G M Gibson president of Central College travels to St Charles for Central Conference. Mrs John Wittenberg and her son Henry visit family at the Taylors in Sedalia from Holden. Patrick OMalley and daughter Annie journey to St Louis for an extended visit with relatives Mrs J O Lesueur and daughter Mihi Susie come home from an Kansas City trip.
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Meo
Ralph Bir Hott Weed
Geo. P. Barnett
Kayeasity
John, Leach
Marguerite Landruw
Fulton
William Woods Cohope
Jessie Parr
Kansas City
Edna Eaton
Mise Clara Berg
Marshall
M. Wantuck
Mise Qcarrie Callaway
Warrensburg
State Normal
Chas. Kraus
Kidon
J. W. Cauthorn
Lindsay Price
Sedalia
Harriet Barron
Cay
G. M Gibson
Central College
St. Charles
John Wittenberg
Henry
Holden
J.T. Taylor
Patrick O'Malley
Annie
St. Louis
J. O. Lesueur
Mihi Susie
Richmond Elks Triumph Over Lexington In Sluggish Tilt
Richmond defeats Lexington 15 to 3 in a slow nine inning game marked by sparse hitting and a few bright defensive plays. Murbert, imported from Austria Hungary, led the theatrical amusement while Cy Campbell drove in four runs. Final line shows Richmond 15 Lexington 3 with Harvert Owens Gibson Brockman Meyer on the battery and Hurley umpiring. Time about 2:30.
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New
Elkiore
Nay County Stock Company
Downie Commediaas
Murbert
Austria-Hungary
Bogle
Somnus
Grandstand
Brigham Young
Richmond
Cy Campbeli
Tod
Richmond Ono
Lexington
Harvert
Owens
Gibson
Lexingrton
Brockman
Meyer
Hurley
Vandiver to Speak in Lafayette County on Sept 30
W D Vandiver superintendent of Insurance will address Lafayette county citizens on Wednesday September 30 at multiple locations starting at 7 pm. The event invites the general public to attend and hear the topical issues of the day discussed.
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W. D. Vandiver, &Perintendent of Insurance
Lafayette County
Local News Docket of Visits and Travels
A summary of scattered social notes lists A P Blackwell in Kansas City yesterday. Miss Sallie Vandeventer of Ladonia visits Judge Miel’s family. Mrs J H Martin arrived from Kansas City Thursday night to visit relatives. Rev J A Snarricweeny visited Lexington in May and placed his daughter in a college. Mrs A B R Jainee confirmed to Marshal after a visit with the Jusey family. Miss Elizabeth Graver went to Kansas City Wednesday. Miss Theresa Coettehere travels home after a visit with the Steele family.
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A. P. Blackwell
Kansas City
Sallie Vandeventer
Ladonis
B. Miel
J. H. Martin
A & Duds
J. A. Snarricweeny
May
Lexington
A. BR. Jainee Ooirmed
Marshal
I. Ft
Jusey
Mies Elizabeth Graver
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Corder
Lexington College Teachers
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Mira. C
Anson Leach
Chicago
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N. J. Buck
B. O. Back
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Warren Groves
Marian Frances
Wate Daiensboiks Perc
William L. Martin
W. E. Prewitt
Theodore Guenther
Baptist Association
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C. V. Shulenberner
James Bridgewater
J. W. Verguson
BR. A. Lusthn
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