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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1917
Page
3
In hot summer months many face loose bowels and need prompt treatment. Mrs. F. F. Scott of Scottsville New York says she used Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy five years ago during a severe attack and one dose relieved her. other family members have had similar relief.
James Brice and his sister Mrs. Kathryn Meis of Omaha Nebr are guests at James OMalley's home. Mrs C C Beatie and her Kansas City son arrived Friday to visit with Mr and Mrs W P Ford. Mrs Beatie formerly Miss Stella Ryland.
It is not easy to cure but can be done in most cases by taking Chamberlain's Tablets and following the printed directions that accompany each package.
Miss Marjorie Vaughan traveled to Marshall on Friday for a visit. J. M. Baker, who has been visiting his son O. S. Baker, departed Friday for his home in Coffeyville, Kansas.
Stomach and liver disorders cause misery and suffering, but can be avoided by Chamberlain's Tablets. Give them a trial. they cost a quarter.
Mrs. John Morrison traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a visit. C. W. Ford of Tula, Texas, stayed with his brother W. P. Ford east of Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Ashurst left Sunday for Fulton, Missouri after visiting Ed Ashurst, his father.
In Lafayette County Circuit Court a suit is filed by George Stevenson against Charles Stewart non resident seeking a decree for a land allotment in Russell's Third Addition Odessa plus a tax payment recovery of 11.47 dollars. The notice requests the defendant respond as directed in vacation.
1000 skilled men sought including machinists blacksmiths tool makers and turret lathe operators. Eight hour day now ten hour shifts with time and a half for overtime and piece work. Annual leave with pay and ideal working conditions. Apply by letter to Commanding Officer Rock Island Arsenal Rock Island Illinois. Our country needs you.
For sale. The Myrtle Hotel in Odessa Missouri brick building with frame annex. Contains 24 rooms and is the leading hotel in town. Offers a fine opportunity for a live business man. Terms easy. Price 4250 dollars. O W Phillips Agent Odessa Mo.
Harry Wiegert of Higginsville spent Sunday at the home of J M Owen, visiting and socializing during a quiet weekend gathering.
Mrs C S Whipple of Higginsville visiting her daughter Mrs Chas Mayer in this city departed Sunday morning to visit her daughter Mrs P H Hawks in Lee's Summit.
Residents praise Cham berlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable household aid that saves time and suffering. Families who keep a bottle report quick relief and steady usefulness in stomach upsets and diarrhoea situations.
F. W. Mehl and family returned Sunday morning to their Kansas City home after visiting Mrs. Louise Mehl. Mrs. John Samuelson also left Sunday morning for a visit in Kansas City.
A terse aviso states Leiter will complete the plumbing or heating work when he takes the job and urges calling phone 338 for service. The note emphasizesEfficiency and reliability in a single line request.
Guidelines for drying storing dried foods to prevent insects and mold. Air and mix during 3 4 days for even moisture. reheat to 140 F to sterilize if moist. Use small sealed containers, label each bag, and seal with paraffin to reduce spoilage.
Mrs Roy Baker visited Wa verly Sunday morning while Miss Paula Mehl returned to Kansas City after visiting Mrs William Beisenherz. Miss Ethel Fawlman went home to Wellington after a brief stay with relatives. Mrs Ralph Campbell traveled to Nevada Mo to visit her husband Capt Ralph Campbell of Company A sixth Missouri Infantry. A Sand Eczema Cure ad promotes skin treatment for pimples and eczema with a trial suggested at the drug store Ady.
The State of Missouri seeks a tax judgment against unknown consorts heirs and other parties concerning real estate in Lexington Lafayette County Missouri the east half of lot nine and west half of lot eleven in Block B Hunter's Addition delinquent for 1911 1912 1913 1914 and 1915 totaling 17.64 dollars with interest and penalties the next term starts October 8 1917 at the Lexington courthouse defendants must appear and answer or the petition will be confessed
The State of Missouri files a tax lien suit against Jackson Washington or unknown heirs for Lots 1 2 3 and 4 Block O First Addition to the Town of Aullville Lafayette County for 1913 1914 1915 taxes totaling 6.80 with costs. If not served by appearance by October 1917 the petition may be confessed and a lien declared on the property in Lexington. The suit to be published in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks.
Public Administrator Henry C. Chiles takes charge of the estate of Fred Gaspari in Lafayette County Missouri by order of the Probate Court dated July 1917. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months or be barred from the estate. Claims not exhibited within one year from the order date are forever barred. Stephen N. Wilson, Judge of Probate, Lafayette County, Mo.
Letters of Administration with will annexed granted July 21 1917 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All claimants must exhibit claims for allowance or be barred after five years. Contact Benton for further action with Will Annexed.
In Vacation August 7 1947 the Lafayette County Circuit Court issues a tax foreclosure order against unknown heirs and devisees of Martin Weeks for a parcel described as one acre 209 feet square in Lafayette County Missouri. The tax debt totals 4.91 with interest penalties and costs. sale to satisfy the judgment is scheduled for October 8 1917 at the Lexington courthouse.
Officials call bids for city printing work with terms of sale and payment details. The Lexington city clerk reserves the right to reject any or all bids and notes the date 8 10 44 for procurement actions.
In Vacation July 1 1917 and July 31 1917 petitions filed against unknown consorts heirs devine es or remote grantees of Robert Watson and Joseph L Thomas deceased to recover taxes interest and costs on delinquent real estate Lots 11 12 Block 22 Shelby and Co's Addition Lafayette County Missouri and lots 3 4 5 Block 30 and adjacent in the Town of St Thomas now City of Waverly plus other parcels. Proceedings set for October term 1917 at Lexington with publication requirements and notices to defendants.
Deeds filed in Lexington recorder's office listing transfers to Crutchfeld, Servi, Westerhouse, McGrew Coal Co., Stone, Downing, Meyer and others. Transactions cover farms, lots, coal rights, and fractional parcels across townships 11-48-26, 1-48-28, 20-50-28, 28-49-24, with values from 1 to 11,200 dollars and one 1 dollar interest.
Mrs E G Hyde traveled to Kansas City on Friday for a social visit. She was seen at local events and planned returns that evening, with no illnesses reported.
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