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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
6
An antiquated advertisement warns that birdshot cannot stop a tiger and compares disease to a stealthy tiger. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a treatment to strengthen the body and lungs, offering a free sample and medical claims amid scattered, mangled text about local sales and business notices.
Mrs Wiliew FP Neet died Friday after noon April 11 at age 66. Funeral from the family residence Sunday afternoon at tune v clock. Services by Reverend Dr B C Gordian assisted by Reverend De Given. She leaves a husband and six children. mourned by many friends.
Dangerous mercury in catarrh ointments warned against. Hall's Catarrh Care marketed in Toledo claims internal use to reach blood and mucous membranes. Also notes Mrs Neville C Euhwing’s funeral in Lexington and a railway accident injuring Charles Pizer with band car crash injuries.
A lengthy docket lists names of minors, decedents, and estates with multiple guardians, curators, and executors. The document records day by day May events from the Fourth to Seventh Day with numerous surnames such as Wilkin, Meinershagen, Meeslathery, and Catron, naming administrators and heirs across dozens of cases.
The document outlines the 1902 Lafayette County Democratic primary rules including precinct voting, ballot handling, and counting procedures. It specifies poll opening times, eligibility, required officers, ballot storage, vote tallying, and certification, with emphasis on maintaining orderly conduct and adherence to statutory election laws. It lists appointed officials and stipulates election expenses and oaths for judges and clerks.
The text outlines voting procedures and restrictions for a primary, including how voters mark ballots, access to polling rooms, limits per booth, and prohibitions on entering with others. It references penalties for fraudulent voting and the duty of the committee to enforce rules and report improper voting and ballot handling.
The state of Missouri Lafayette County published order of publication in Lexington for a tax debt case. The plaintiff seeks judgment for taxes interest and costs on described real estate in town of Alou Lot 17 block AS. Defendants include Nancie Mates and numerous Wolf and Bates heirs. Publication authorized to run four weeks in Lexington Weekly Intelligencer.
Order of publication in a Missouri Lafayette County suit against unknown heirs of J Long. The petition seeks foreclosure or sale of the southeast quarter of section with mineral rights, asserting default and requesting appointment of a commissioner to sell, with a notice of next court session and potential sale if not cured.
Public administrator sale of real estate ordered by the district court of Lafayette County Missouri to pay debts of the decedent Diedrich Redenburg. Property described as owned real estate in Lafayette County with details obscured by OCR errors. Sale date listed as May 15 or May pith with highest bidder required at the courthouse door.
Letters of administration granted March 1 by Lafayette county Missouri for the estate of French T Strother deceased. All claims must be filed within one year. otherwise barred. Administratrix Lucy A Strother to administer.
Notice is given that the administrator will apply for a final settlement of the estate of Bilbu BR Looghottum. The probate court of Lafayette County Missouri will hear the matter at the May term in the probate court room at Lexington on the second Monday. John and Longbottom appear as parties at 1245.
The probate court of Lafayette county Mississippi grants letters of administration to Arthur F. Romainbon on the estate of George I Davall. Creditors must file claims within one year after probate and within two years to avoid preclusion. Notice also given that L N Bamley will apply for a final settlement at the May term of Lafayette county probate court in Lexington on the second Monday in May.
Notice is given by all creditors and interested parties in the estate of Judith H Reynolds that the executor will apply for probate in Latayetor county Missouri to the probate court in Lexington on the second Monday in May. W. W. Williams, Executor. Notice to Creditors. In the matter of Frank Ways and E a Hasehor Bankruptcy. By order of the court a hearing will be held on the petitions of Frank W ays for discharges at lo oselock on the Wi day of April, 1908 before the United States District Court at Kauss Oly Mo. All known creditors may appear. TOHN a NICKOLS, Clerk.
Wensor advertises farms and houses for sale or rent in Lexington. For property to sell, place it with his office with no charge if no sale. Office located in Lexington.
J. W. Whalor advertises Flerbine as a tonic that cleanses bowels liver and kidneys and revives the nervous system. Claims ease of constipation and liver regulation. Price six six cents. For sale by Wrenshaw and Young.
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