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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
6
Public sale conducted under a special execution issued from Lafayette County Missouri court will take place at the Lexington court house. The sale of listed real estate runs to satisfy the judgment and costs with sale conducted in cash to the highest bidder between 9 am and 2 pm.
County Clerk announces a primary election date and polling hours for Lafayette precincts. Polls open seven in the morning to seven in the evening on the first Tuesday of August 1908 for nominating candidates for state district and county offices to be voted on at the general election later in November.
The Republican ticket lists Herbert Hadley for Governor Jefferean City as lieutenant governor ACOE TO GMELICH Boonville War Secretary JOAN sWANGER Milan Yor Sinte Auditor SUSEE A TOLERTON Braniyn Trea surer WILDCRFF MARING Jefferson Oly Attorney General B FULKERSON St Joseph GENTRY Columbia Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner AMOSOL COLMAN Desoto H H WASHBURN Cape Girardeau WILLIAM W WILDER S14 Genevieve Supreme Court ANGUS COX Belver EDWAMI HIGREM Kirkeville JOAN G PARK Kansas City Court of Appeals ARCH fh DAVIS Chillicothe EDWIN C MESERVEY Kansas City
A fragmented OCR list outlines Democratic and Republican candidates across multiple state and local offices including Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner, and Representatives. Names appear with multiple misspellings and garbled locales, indicating a diverse slate in a historic party ticket.
A long OCR listing names and party affiliations for Socialist Democratic and Republican candidates across Lafayette County Missouri. It names William L. Garvee as Socialist gubernatorial candidate and Franklin Foster as state auditor, with numerous other civic and judicial posts filled by party-designated nominees in various towns such as Lexington Wellington Odessa and Concordia.
Candidate list shows Herman P. Pare for Governor Monta I Payne for Lieutenant Governor James F. Bolts for Secretary of State Gregg C McLaughlin for State Auditor Bishop C. Terry for State Treasurer James M. Fulkerson for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner Jonathan P. Ork for Supreme Court Judge, all representing the Prohibition Party with various hometowns and districts.
In Lafayette County Missouri a special execution issued against Peter Hawkins in favor of Geo B Gordon collector is set for public sale of Lot Eight and Nine in Anson's Addition to Lexington Missouri. The sale by the sheriff will occur at the courthouse door in Lexington between 10 am and 2 pm, for cash to satisfy the judgment plus costs.
The State of Missouri conveyance sale by Geo B Gordon to the highest bidder for cash at the Lafayette County courthouse Lexington. The real estate includes Lot 4 and Lot 49 first addition to Missouri Valley, with the in and to the estate of Thomas Hooper. Bidding occurs between nine in the fore forenoon and five in the afternoon. Proceeds settle costs. Page torn and dated in June.
In Lafayette County Missouri the county clerk certifies the People’s Ticket slate showing William A. Dillon for Governor and H. C. DonnOHue for Lieutenant Governor, with each candidate’s post office address, party, and designation. The document lists polling hours and designates the party principles of the candidates.
The State of Missouri invokes a special execution against Lamperh May and others. The sale will occur between nine and four at the Lafayette County courthouse in Lexington. Real property listed includes a farm with titled pages and a specified tract. The proceeding follows a circuit court order issued in 1908.
A trustee sale advertises the right to sell restored real estate in Lafayette County Missouri near Waverly including the Mockcumber addition and coal mining rights. It lists described tracts, adjoining properties, and extensive mining equipment and chattels tied to the Waverly mining interests. The sale occurs at the County Courthouse with the mortgagee rights and fees specified. The transaction is supervised by Charles F. Kinkaid substitute trustee with McAnny & Alden and Francis Toweey listed as attorneys for the beneficiary.
Court appointed sale following a deed of trust to secure a promissory note. Trustees attempt to sell under power at the county courthouse door in the Mayview area, Missouri, listing numerous lots in Mayview additions and related parcels. Sheriff Charles F. Einkead presides.
Notice states letters testamentary were granted to Charles Kemner as executor of John Henry Emner's estate by the county court. All persons claiming the estate must present their claims within one year to be eligible for allowance. failure to file within two years bars claims permanently.
Administrator to apply for settlement of estate in Lamy tes Sounky county. Court to begin in August at the city of pasington. Notice indicates creditors and interested parties must file claims by the specified August date.
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