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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1903
Page
6
Sheriff Oscar Thomas issues a sale notice in Lafayette County Missouri arising from two special executions. The sale, on Thursday August 4, at Lafayette County Courthouse, will cover properties including Lot thirteen and fourteenth block in Davie Addition to Lexington with costs and expenses of the writ.
The sheriff of Lafayette County Missouri invites bids on August 4 at Lexington in front of the courthouse for the sale of a tract in Leeton Missouri. The property, four by four blocks in Hown's addition to Leeton, lies in Lafayette County and is offered under a special execution against Unknown Heirs of Adam M. Rayburn and others. Proceeds go to satisfy costs and expenses.
Public sale notices issued by the Lafayette County Missouri Circuit Court sheriff list two executions targeting Stewart Abbott, John Abbott, Virginia Maynard, Alexander Fraizer, and Mary E. Gill. Dates August 4, 1908 and August 4, 1904, detailing parcels in Lexington and Lexington city limits, with bids cash to the highest bidder and property descriptions including lot ten and a portion of block F in Anderson's addition.
Public auction ordered by the Lafayette County circuit clerk to sell the real estate of Unknown Heirs of Averious C Robert and others. The sale, conducted by Sheriff Thomas, will be held Friday August 7 at 1 PM in front of Lexington Court House. Property located in Lafayette County Missouri described as four lots on McKee Stone Road with title and rights to the Heirs of Averious C Robert. Highest bidder for cash takes all titled interest in the described property.
The sheriff of Lafayette County Missouri announces a public auction of real estate to satisfy a court judgment. On Tuesday August 4 at 2:00 PM in front of the Lafayette County Courthouse the property in Lexington Buckingham's addition is offered to the highest bidder for cash.
Sheriff Oscar Thomas announces a sheriff sale by special execution in Lafayette County Missouri. The sale, held at Lexington Court House, will offer the half of lot forty three in the original town, conveyed to satisfy the judgment against Kittie Turner. Sale proceeds go to J J Fulkerson for the revenue of Lafayette County.
Court officer advertises the sale of lands in Lafayette County Missouri in the Mayview area to satisfy a imperial execution against defendants Porter Taylor and R Taylor. The sale occurs Wednesday August 10 between nine and five in front of the Lexington courthouse with cash payment to the highest bidder for the property and costs of the sale.
The State of Missouri at the relation of J. Wolkeron collector of the Lafayette County Revenue, vs Henry Twn and Melville Yourle defendants. By virtue of a special execution from the Lafayette County court at Lexington, Missouri, the sheriff will auction the real estate described as Lot thirty one, Block thirty six, Carthorn Miller addition in Lafayette County on August 5, 1900, between 9 AM and 5 PM, to the highest cash bidder. The sale includes all rights, titles, and interests of the defendants in the property and its improvements, together with costs, at the court hour in Lexington.
Special execution from Lafay ette County Circuit Clerk directs a sale on August 5 1903 at the courthouse steps in Lexington Missouri. Property of Morton Davis defendant in the case of J J Pulkerson versus Morton Davis described as town lots in the block in Langton addition to Lexington. Proceeds to satisfy the judgment in the mentioned execution. Auction to be held to the highest bidder for cash in front of the courthouse door during the court session. Official sealer T A Thomas.
The court orders a public auction of a defendant's estate on a Lexington location in Lafayette County Missouri. The sale, conducted by the circuit clerk, occurs on a specified Saturday in August, between late morning and early afternoon. Proceeds go to satisfy the judgment and costs with the date shown as the 24th day of the month.
The State of Missouri and J J F Son, Collector, announce a special execution issued from the Lafayette County Circuit Court. On Friday August 7, 1900, at Levington, Missouri, the sheriff offers for sale the property of Jacob Samuels and unknown heirs to satisfy the judgment, including Lot nine and adjacent parcels in Lexington, with all costs, to the highest bidder.
In Lafayette County Missouri the sheriff advertises the sale by special execution to satisfy a judgment in favor of J Fulkerson against Arteloride Lucas and John G Worthington trustees. The sale of a described lot in Lexington will be at the courthouse door on a specified August day. The notice lists the property and terms of cash payment, with costs of the sale.
In Lafayette county Missouri Sheriff Oscar Thomas issues a writ directing sale of real estate in Lexington. Defendants Martin F. Rundell Ada R. Trotter are named along with J. Pulker as collector for the state. Sale set for Saturday August in the forenoon at the courthouse door.
A special execution from the Lafayatte County Missouri circuit clerk directs sheriff to sell, under a revenue collection action by J J Pullerson, the receiver, the properties of Lorena DD McAlintic and Philip Keller. The sale is scheduled for Saturday August 4 at the court house steps.
A fragmentary newspaper note mentions Oscar Thomas at a Sanes event with undefined details. The readable text lists a person name and a reference to a report, but lacks clear context or outcomes.
A sheriff sale notice files the execution against Charles Pens Job, Allen Swaney, Nore Patterson and Mary Patterson. The property in Lafayette County Missouri, lot thirteen and block twenty nine in Waverly, to be sold to satisfy the judgment of J C Fulkerson collector, with costs. Sale set Wednesday August blank at the Lafayette County court house, front steps, between nine and four, cash bidder to bid.
The State of Missouri issues a writ of execution to Sheriff Oscar Thomas for sale of property in Lafayette County. Defendants including Thomas Howard Sophronia Morton and others are named, with the sale set at the Lafayette County courthouse in Lexington on a specified August term to satisfy the judgment in favor of J. Fulkerson Collector of Revenue.
Missouri circuit court in Lafayette County executes a sheriff sale listing Lot 9, Block 1, Bubbinghan Addition Lafayette County real estate owned by George Marshall and unknown heirs of Ann Benton, to be sold at public auction in Lexington Missouri for cash on a Tuesday in August 1908, between 9 am and 5 pm, at the courthouse door. Notice signed by Sheriff Ozuvar Thomas.
The State of Missouri in Lafayette County will sell at public auction on Friday August 7 between 9 am and 5 pm in front of the Lexington courthouse. The sheriff will offer for sale the real estate owned by James Pemberton Nettie Middleton Bell Pemberton Moll Biednoe Louis Saunders John Pemberton and unknown heirs of George Pemberton to satisfy the tax lien proceedings.
Sheriff Thomas issues sale under a special execution against Ellen Waser and Waters heirs. Real estate in Lafayette County Missouri to satisfy a judgment. bidders pay cash with costs. Sale conducted under writ of the circuit court on a specified Lafayette County date.
Special execution sale by Sheriff Oscar Thomas to dispose of real estate in Waterhouse on Ridings addition to Munyview Missouri. The Unknown Heirs of Joseph Milburn and others are ordered to appear at the August term in Lexington to bid on lot numbers two and four of block nine. Sale at the county courthouse steps at Lexington.
Lafayette County Missouri Circuit Court ordered a sheriff sale of Middletown land in Lexington. On August 4, 1000 the property includes multiple lots spanning sections 1 and 2 in the town, totaling about thirty seven acres. The sale, conducted by Sheriff Oscar Thomas, aims to settle partitions among named defendants including Johin W Midleton Alfred Fy and others.
The undersigned sheriff announces a public sale by virtue of a circuit court order in the Augurst term. On the day of sale at Lexington courthouse front door between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm the property described as the west half of the southwest quarter of Section 1 Township 1 Range 4 will be sold to satisfy the judgment against Plainti and defendant. The sale will transfer all title in the property listed including the described parcels and tracts within additions A B C D, and related lots in Sayview town. Conducted by HO Wattace, Attorney MAS Sheng.
Order of publication issued in a circuit court action against minor heirs and heirs of Thomas Barnes, seeking a decree for support and partition of real estate in Lafayette County Missouri. The order requires the defendant to appear at the August term and answer the bill, with publication to run weekly for at least fourteen days.
Final settlement notice to all creditors in the estate of Virwie Wurliena. Felix Buellens administrator will apply to the probate court of Lisayatte County Mississippi at the Lexington Probate Court on the second Monday of August for settlement.
Notice is given to creditors and others interested in the estate of James Hors, deceased, that the undersigned administrator will apply for a final settlement of the estate at the probate court in Kane County on May 15. The administrator requests the public to attend if needed at the hearing.
The probate court of Lafayette County Mississippi granted letters of administration on the estate of Villas Braufurt to Phin Ist day Julby. Creditors and claimants must exhibit their claims within one year from the date of letters or be barred from any share. after the date, claims not exhibited are forever barred.
Public administrator for Lafayette County Missouri takes charge of estate of Namnle Collins deceased by order of probate court dated May 1000. Creditors must present claims within one year for allowance or be barred from their claims. failure to exhibit within two years will bar them.
Grants of letters of administration issued July 7 by Lafayette county Missouri to Gustave Obbreelman. Creditors must present claims for allowance to the administrator by July 4, 1900. Also an unrelated advertisement touts Blood Balm products for eczema and skin conditions with claims of curing deep seated ailments and instructions for obtaining samples and medical advice.
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