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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
6
An elderly advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a fat-folks remedy, followed by local items from Lexington and Richmond including a German-American Pioneer Cemetery gathering near May 15, a wartime flag pole recollection, and multiple marriages and social notices. The text combines marketing copy with community notices and personal announcements.
A fragment warns against mercury ointments for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. F. & Co. Toledo Ohio. The remedy is claimed to be mercury free and taken internally to affect the mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
Long probate docket lists numerous administrators guardians and minors across many estates. Names include Charles Wade Charles Tebbenkamp John F Senater and Henry Tebbenkamp with dates and roles like curator administratrix and guardian.
The document outlines detailed procedures for Lafayette County Missouri Democratic primary. It covers vote eligibility, polling locations in Lexington Washington Dover and other townships, candidate nomination for county offices, ballot handling and counting, secrecy, appointment of judges and clerks, limits on campaigning near polling places, and compensation for officials. It specifies open and closing times, ballot transmission to the committee, and methods to resolve complaints or contests. It prescribes ward and precinct organization, and defines which offices are on the ballot and how votes are tallied for each. It also notes that the election should align with state law where applicable.
A garbled OCR style passage outlines election procedures and voter eligibility notes. It references Cohen and various names, mentions primary processes, poll procedures, and legal frameworks, with scattered terms like votes and ballots amid distorted phrases.
The state of Missouri Lafayette County Circuit Court August Term announces unknown defendants including Naome Bates Mary A Bates Anna Jones Elvina Gruse Miranda Bates and others are not served by ordinary process. A tax judgment action seeks to declare delinquent real estate taxes on Lot seven in Block A town of Alamay Lafayette County Missouri for years 1907 1908 1909 with penalties costs and interest and directs publication in Lexington Weekly Intelligencer four weeks.
Public sale of real estate by order of Lafayette County Missouri to pay debts of an estate. Property described as tract in Lafayette County with lot numbers and improvements, including home and outbuildings, all to be sold at auction on Monday in May. Sale proceeds to satisfy claims of creditors and to receive the title free of liens where applicable.
A notice in Lafayette County outlines probate actions for the estate of Thomas J Middleton deceased. It cites payment of debts, appointment of heirs, and property allotment, with publication in a local weekly newspaper four weeks before the next term. The case names James P Chinn as Probate Judge and references a sum of $2006.
Letters of administration on the estate of French T Strother deceased were granted May 14 1881 by the probate court of Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must present claims for allowance within one year. otherwise they may be barred. Lucy A Strother Administrator.
Notice to all creditors and interested persons that the administrator will apply for the deferral of the estate under probate court proceedings in Litayotte County Missouri. The hearing will be held in Lexington on February 2 at 9 am for filing and administration of the estate.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that the administrator seeks a final settlement of the estate of Richard Burney deceased. The probate court in Lafayette County Missouri will hear the case at the probate courthouse in Lexington on the stated term and date.
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