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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
World War veterans are urged to schedule vacations before December 15 as rulings may deny requests after the date. Cross is ready to assist ex-service men in making arrangements for training at the office on Main Street in Lexington, Missouri. The ad also mentions Stone Meal as a fresh, tasty option.
Mrs. Andrew Chick announced the birth of a daughter named Tyn Louise. The notice notes the delivery occurred on Wednesday, between 1st Street Boulevard and South, with the family closing a street for one year, which was reopened last Friday.
A fragmentary OCR line mentions Franklin and a piano player with vague references to happiness and accuracy. No clear event or identities are established suitable for a full news summary.
A terse ad touts New York poultry tonic with claims to invigorate fowl and boost egg production. It promises a poultry book with each purchase and directs readers to the supply store opposite Passenger De Warder Connor.
International Products Co offers an office management post in Chicago. No experience required but applicants must handle men and have a clean record. $400 cash secured and a potential $1,000 monthly. Write or wire qualifications to 230 E. Ohio St. Chicago Ill.
City taxes are due and payable at City Hall. Pay promptly to avoid added costs after January 1st.
Mrs Matthew Murphy and son Donald with Miss Julia McDonald and Miss Margaret McDonald from Kansas City plus Miss Margaret Murphy of Tulsa visited for the weekend. John Neet J Q Cope Jim Maxwell Raymond Craig and Richard Patterson traveled to Wellington Friday afternoon and presented an entertainment in the Bartlet theatre with Elizabeth Graves, their orchestra instructor, accompanying them.
In a breezy 1920s family setting, Peter endures sisterly nagging about his socks until Daphne Coopledge confesses affection and offers to darn them. Peter, astonished, proclaims love, and Daphne reveals lifelong affection, transforming a simple chore into a romance.
In the southeast at night Jupiter stands out as the brightest object with Saturn to its right a bit higher. Jupiter has nine moons and Saturn ten, both with rings and large overall sizes. Jupiter’s diameter is about ten times Earth's, and a day lasts about nine hours and fifty minutes. Life on Jupiter would be impossible due to extreme gravity and heat.
Trustees sale pursuant to a deed of trust dated November 20 1916 secures $800 with eight percent interest. Joseph O Lesueur as trustee to sell by public auction at the Lexington Missouri courthouse on December 8 1922 for the unpaid balance and costs. The description covers the N half of the SW quarter of the NE quarter and other fractional portions in section 15 township 48 range 29 with a road right of way, reverting to the owners if unused. Witness signatures appear from trustee Sydnor and board president A F Winkler dated October 6 1922.
In a Loureuila Courjerournn filing the wife demands divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. She reports her husband refuses to buy her a $10,000 fur coat and questions whether the $10,000 exists. The court reserves action and contemplates pursuing the extreme cruelty charge.
Public Administrator for Teravese County announces estate of Abraham L. Wright under Probate Court order dated November 16 1922. Creditors must file claims for allowance within six months or be barred. if not filed within one year, claims are forever barred. Attest by Wilson Judge County seal November 24 1922.
Notice to shareholders of The Lexington Building and Loan Association Lexington Missouri. Meeting called for December 1, 1922 to vote on proposition to capital stock from 1 500 000 to 2 500 000. Meeting at A F Winkler office corner at ith and Franklin Avenue at nine o clock AM.
Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri granted letters on November 21 1922 to Leonard Vaughan and L B Vaughan as administrators. Creditors must file claims for six months for allowance or be barred. one year from granting letters to exhibit claims. Elizabeth N Wilson Clerk of Probate noted. Witness signatures November 21 1922.
Sealed proposals for the Missouri River Bridge on the Crofton Merstal road near Wayotly will be received until 11:00 A M on December 20 102. Plans and specs available in Jefferson City or at the Burlington Howard office. Bids may be rejected in whole or part.
Notice is given that Letters of Administration on the estate of James Talbert deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri on November 27 1922. Creditors must present claims within six months or be barred by one year from granting. Witnessed by Henry C Chiles administrator and Elizabeth M Wilcom clerk of probate.
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