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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

04 Dec 1909

Page 7

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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1909

Page

7

Circuit Court Docket for December 1909 at Lexington Missouri

National and regional cases head the docket with numerous damages, partition and tax matters. Parties include First National Bank of Plattsburg, Missouri Pacific Railway Co. and Western Coal Mining Co. and several estates and receivers. Proceedings span from December 6 to December 21 with chronicled entries for divorce suits, ejectments, and reports of sale.

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William Hicks William Marquis First National Bank of Plattsburg Bessie M. Fry Eli Simmons S. L. Pile J. M. Redd H. G. Russell J. D. Jeffries William C. Jeffries C. MM. Rex James H Catron City of Lexington Menefee Commercial Bank August Anderson Western Coal & Mining Co Charles Lyons Middleton Bank Eli P. Adams Amanda Stark Edward M. Davis A. M. Lyman Louis J. Hockensmith Neney M. Adams Louise Bisehoff Lula Dingworth Sarah E. Conners Jasper N. Fagan J. (. Hickerson Anna B. Williams Kierstead Coal Company, & Corporation W. S. Peacock James A. McGonigle Kierstead Coal Company Helen A. Sherman Peacock T. A. Walker Clarence Elam Albert Elam Lafayette County Waverly Coal & Mining Co Henry A. Osthoff Martha Sheerin Michael Gavin Mar Guillaume Frank Trocies Henry Schnackenberg Lafayette Telephone Co K. C A. W. Grubbel J.P. Court German Missionary Baptist Church of Concordia Lafayette Missionary Baptist Chores Opal Hall Weston B. Tall Ethad Baker George Baker Mark Goodwin Minnie G Goodwin Gertrude Shon Patrick Shercivores Joseph Auerle Annie Bauerle Walter Gregg Higginsville Milling Co Bunting Stone Hardware Co Pat Lyons Winnie Williams Thomas Williams Irene Pemberton Next Friend Jack Pemberton Ella Drummond Walter W. Drummond Henry Ray Mattie Ray Lee Williams Mary Williams Dee Catherine Richardson Alford C. Richardson William L. Gay Georgia F. Gay Charles H. Malone Laura J. Malone Belle Brewer James HL. Brewer Metropolitan Engineering and Construction Co Sedalia Light and Traction Co E. B. Campbell Leroy Farmer Mary Elia Amos Julius Amos Frank R. Brown Eula B. Brown Reba Carey Hardin Carey William McCorkle Etta McCorkle John D. Forrester Board of Regents of Normal School Dist
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Liquor laws tighten in Gothenburg, Sweden

A Chicago Daily News correspondent reports residents face stricter sales rules for wine and spirits. A whisky purchase required advance order or a phone request from a cigar shop across the street. In a second visit, delivery arrangements via a son for a sixpence were offered to obtain a bottle immediately.

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Gothenburg Sweden Chicago Daily News
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Fear Flying Machines Alarm Predatory Airships

A report from Deutsche Jager Zeitung cites observations from a Zeppelin flight from Dusseldorf to Essen last month. Animals including horses cattle and sheep reacted fearfully and game birds hid as the airships approached, with domestic animals and dogs reacting similarly. Count Zeppelin argues airships will disrupt furred and feathered game across regions. Swedish aviator Van Hoffken noted elk foxes hares and dogs fleeing at moderate height.

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Zeppelin Deutsche Jager-Zeitung
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A Long Way Home Confederate Soldier Recalls Expedition

A Denver resident and former Confederate soldier hosted many Mississippi regimental members during an excursion. The colonel hosted brothers in arms until they were broke and lent them five to one hundred dollars each to return home. He claimed two years later none ever made it home, though the men promised to repay. This tale appears in the Saturday Evening Post.

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Denver Mississippi Saturday Evening Post
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The Professor of Grammar

A waiter asks what the gentleman is drinking, and the professor replies that nothing has been drunk so far. He then tells the waiter to repeat the question in the future tense, illustrating a linguistic joke about time and tense.

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Loneliness Observed In Mrs Knicker Letter Snippet

A clipped dialogue shows Mrs Knicker discussing missing her husband who has been away. The fragment hints at domestic sentiment and emotional reflection within a private exchange.

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Swell Togger Y for the Holidays Fashion Appeal

The holidays prompt a wardrobe decision as shop displays offer a wide range of suits in new patterns and colors. Styles include blue serges fancy worsteds and velours, with plain and fancy options, plus coats and overcoats crafted by premier tailors using high quality materials.

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Circuit Court Lexington Missouri Jamies Menvis Arthur FL. Bracken Ges. Gratz Brothers Hamilton Ashley Mat Boldridge J. PL George W. Neece Jeanie Donaldson Fear Flying Machines Stier Clothing CO the Good Cloths Shop
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