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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1917
Page
3
A Scottsville New York woman recalls using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy during a severe summer complaint five years ago. She reports one dose relieved her pain and notes family members have since seen similar results, urging kept-at-hand use during hot months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Pulley left Monday for their home in Houston after an extended stay with Mrs. Pulley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Curtis. Miss Tillie Boar and Miss Pearl Boar traveled to St. Louis Sunday evening for a two week visit.
An advertisement urges relief from stomach and liver disorders with Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims no end of misery and actual suffering can be avoided by use and invites readers to give them a trial at the price of a quarter.
James Deblin traveled to St Louis on Sunday evening for business while Miss Emma Weis went to St Louis Sunday evening for a week long visit.
Advertisement notes that chronic constipation is hard to cure but can be treated successfully with Chamberlain's Tablets when users follow the printed directions on the package.
Mrs. M. E. Holliday visits Odessa while Miss Elizabeth Stromberg heads to Kansas City. Miss Percy Aull departs Tuesday for Charleston Mo. John Johnson, staying with Peter Stromberg, leaves Monday for San Francisco California.
Plaintiff files petition in Lafayette County Circuit Court seeking partition of described real estate in Odessa plus a tax foreclosure claim. Defendant Charles Stewart, a non resident, must answer by the next term or default judgment will be entered. Publication to be made in The Lexington Intelligencer.
Mrs Clyde Hall visited in Kansas City before returning to Chicago. Clara and Alice Zimmerman visited sister Mrs M B Hessel in Kearney Missouri. Mrs Joseph Wilkins left for Mexico Missouri after visiting Dr G W Fredendall. John E Ryland and son left Harrisonville Missouri after visiting Dr and Mrs C T Ryland. Henry Fox US Navy arrived for the death of his aunt Mrs Jesse Jaques. Margaret Davis left for Denver Colorado after a Kansas City visit with her mother Mrs John Davis.
Public notice in Lafayette County Missouri regarding the Order of Publication for unknown heirs and assigns of Edward Winsor deceased. The petition seeks a tax lien on the east half of lot nine and west half of lot eleven in Hunter's Addition Lexington, delinquent taxes for 1911 1912 1918 1914 1915 totaling $17.64 plus costs. Court to convene October 8 1917 at Lexington courthouse with publication in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks.
Notice is given that by a July 30 1917 Probate Court order Lafayette County Missouri the Public Administrator has charged the estate of Fred Gasperi. Claimants must present their claims for allowance within six months or be barred from the estate and any claims not exhibited within one year will be forever barred. Attested July 0 1917 by Judge Stephen N Wilton of the probate court Lafayette County Mo.
Families keep a bottle on hand for quick relief and consider it a good investment that saves much suffering. Users testify to its reliability and value.
Misses Nell Shotliff and Misa Roxie Crum departed Sunday evening for Chicago to buy fall millinery stock. Edwin Bears Jr went Friday morning to his North Global home after a visit with sister Mrs C G Russell. Dr J J Greer and daughter Miss Almeta went to Kansas City Friday for a day trip. Marie Hale returned Tuesday from Warrenburg after attending the Normal summer session. Mr and Mrs John Simonetti went to Kansas City Tuesday for a visit.
The Lafayette County Missouri court case seeks judgment for unpaid taxes and costs on Lots 2 3 and 4 in Block O First Addition to Aullville for years 1912 1913 1914 and 1915 totaling 6.80. The suit names Jackson Washington allegedly owner of record and unknown heirs or assigns as defendants with a sale to collect the debt if necessary. Proceedings ordered to publish in The Lex ies Intelligencer for four weeks before the next term beginning October 8 1917.
Notice that Let ture of Administration with will annexed was granted on July 21 1917 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri for the estate of Bila Ann Schooler deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the grant date may be precluded from any benefit.
Week ending August 11 1917 deeds filed in Lexington Lafayette Co Missouri detail transfers Ike H Noyes manager Fritz Nieman to Pauline Nieman W D 17670 James Bolen to Wm T Perry coal under description John L Meyer to Louis W Meyer Quincy Company Deed 1500 Elizabeth Coen to Ollie Verden W D 1200 lot 61 Lexington Sides and lot descriptions included
Mrs. W. W. Kinchloe and her daughter came back Friday after spending time in Higginsville. The brief item notes a family trip and return.
The Circuit Court of Lafayette County Missouri in vacation grants notice to unknown heirs and assigns of Martin Weeks deceased that a tax suit has been filed to recover taxes and costs on a described real estate parcel in section 20 township 49 range 27. The property measures one acre and is located in the southeast corner of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter. Initial filing August 7 1917 sets October 8 1917 as the start of the term at the Lexington courthouse.
Notice to contractors from the City Clerk of Lexington Missouri calling for bids to print for the city for a one year term. Bids to be opened Monday September 8 1917. The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. 1-10-x4
Henry P. Davison states the American Red Cross ends neutrality after war is declared and will treat any wounded enemy equally. The organization will aid allied armies and civilian populations without regard to nationality, and enlists staff for European hospital units as part of the U.S. Army. Loyalty hinges on citizenship, not origin, though allies seek civilian travel limits for those born in enemy countries.
In Lafayette County Missouri the October Term 1917 at Lexington the State of Missouri and the plaintiff seeks a judgment for taxes interest and costs on Lots 11 and 12 in Block 22 Shelby and Go’s Addition to the City of Waverly for 1912 1914 1915 and 1915. The case targets owner Robert Watson now living or unknown heirs and assigns with publication to follow in Sexbase Intelligencer for four weeks.
Mrs W R Fucklew traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a brief visit, returning the same day with no reported complications or further plans.
In The Circuit Court of Lafayette County Missouri October Term 1917 at Lexington the state seeks taxes interest and costs against Joseph L Thomas deceased real estate in St Thomas now Waverly including lots 8 4 and 5 block 30 and lot 9 block 26 Sun addition. Property delinquent for 1912 1918 1914 and 1915 totaling 35 62 plus penalties and costs. Unknown heirs devisees and grantees are named as interested parties and must answer by October 5 1917 or the suit will proceed as confessed.
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