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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1914
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Charles Schooley and Mr and Mrs Lon Renick of Malta Bend arrived Friday evening for a visit with the family of Thomas Malter. Misses Katie Martin and Rose Riley went to Kansas City Friday evening for a few days visit.
A column warns about dangers from insects and constipation in hot weather. It touts Sloan's Liniment as an antiseptic bite treatment and Po-De-Lax for digestion. It notes local social updates and an ad for Wilcoxon Cleaning and Dyeing Shop offering storage for winter clothing.
A 203 acre farm two miles eruth of Lexington on the rock road offers to sell all or divide to fit purchaser. For information inquire of L W Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Warren and children visited Aullville Saturday morning. Mrs. John Morrison returned Friday evening from Kansas City. Mrs. Mary B. Terhune and daughter, Mrs. Harry Caldwell, and Mrs. A. O. Kelly of Oak Grove went to Excelsior Springs Saturday for a visit.
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid constipation warning that backed up waste poisons the body. It promotes Dr King's New Life Pills with a single nightly dose for 25 cents at druggists, claiming it safeguards health.
Carl Taegtbuehring and John Warder visited Mexico Missouri Friday evening. Mrs Gustav Haerle and her daughter Fannie Elizabeth went to St. Louis Saturday for a visit.
An early 20th century pitch warns that summer coughs signal low vitality and may cause serious lung troubles like consumption. It promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a soothing antiseptic remedy that relieves coughs quickly and urges immediate purchase with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottle prices.
Mrs C A Pike returns to her Weston Missouri home after a visit with Miss Wilhelmina Snyder. kK N Hopkins travels to Kansas City for a day on business, joined by his son John.
The Boys State Fair School returns this year with examinations in every Missouri county around September 1. The top examiner will win a week at the State Fair representing their county, under supervision of George W. Reavis Superintendent, with daily lectures and demonstrations.
Chance to beautify your place with soft wooded plants at reduced prices. Call to select cabbage and tomato plants, Astor plants, hanging baskets from $1.00, and more. Mrs. M. A. Rankin returned.
Plaintiffs seek partition of real estate in Lafayette County described as the northwest quarter of section 25, township 51, range 24, continting 160 acres more or less, with distribution of sale proceeds among heirs. The land, owned by heirs of Ervin Zeysing Sr, was managed by plaintiff Ervin Zeysing who claims 500 dollars for land improvements from 1910 to Mary Jane Zeysing's death in 1914. Defendants non residents of Missouri must appear at Lexington circuit court by October 1914.
State of Missouri Lafayette County in the Circuit Court at Lexington 1914 notice against unknown heirs and successors of M W Shroyer deceased for delinquent 1911 1912 1913 taxes on lots 4 5 6 and block 19 Shrover's addition to Waverly plus west half of block 19 If not answered by Oct 12 1914 the court may declare a lien and sell enough property to satisfy the judgment The Lee Intelligencer to publish for four weeks prior to the term
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. STATE OF Missouri Lafayette County ss In the Great Court of Lafayette County Missouri October term 1914 to July 28 Samuel Moritz Jr Plaintiff vs Roda Moritz Defendant non resident or absented herself from Missouri suit for divorce on grounds of adultery with Robert Raines prior to 6 June 1913 and since unless defendant appears at next term October 12 1914 judgment will be entered publish four weeks in The Lexington Intelligencer Lafayette County Missouri circuit clerk J W Sydnor Barbara Lyons attorney for plaintiff
Letters testamentary were granted August 12 1914 by the Probate Court of La County Missouri on the estate of George W Hyde deceased. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them within six months for allowances or be precluded from benefit. claims not exhibited within one year from the first insertion of this notice will be forever barred.
Train schedule from Lexington shows westbound departures 623 at 8 11 a m and 621 at 6 50 p m. Eastbound trains 622 at 8 30 a m and 624 at 6 12 p m. River Route 392 arrives Lexington at 6 01 p m with M at 0 00 a m.
A pavoror' of the Freee peasantry touts a cure for stomach, liver and intestinal troubles introduced by H. Mayr, a long time Chi town druggist. The remedy claims quick relief and is now sold in Lexington Missouri by Westerman & Rankin and other druggists.
Notice is given that letters testamentary on the estate of Catharine Eardley, deceased, were granted to the undersigned on June 29, 1914, by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons having claims must exhibit them within six months for allowance to the undersigned or be barred from the estate. and if not exhibited within one year from the date of the last publication they will be forever barred. Dated June 29, 1914. R. E. Booton, Executor.
Testamentary on the estate of Fred erick R Neet deceased were granted to the undera on the 27th day Demons having claime against said gold letters or they may be pre cluded from any benefit of said en hibited within one year from the date of the last insertion of this publica tion they will be forever 27th day of Jue 1914.
Mrs E J Kampf and her young daughter arrived back Friday evening after a visit in Kansas City, recounting a pleasant trip and greeting friends upon their return.
Mr and Mrs James Ardinger returned Friday evening after visiting J P Ardinger. Mrs Roscoe Moorman returned to Jefferson City Saturday after visiting local relatives.
Miss Carrie Glasscock traveled with her two children Catherine and John to Higginsville Friday evening. Mrs. A W Allen accompanied by her two children left Friday to visit relatives in Monroe City Missouri.
The Missouri State Fair Board extends the Fourteenth Annual Exhibition to eight days from September 26 to October 3. The extended schedule adds a full day to the fair event.
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