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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1913

Page

2

Lexington Herald Notice of Public Sale

The fragment indicates a Lexington notice seeking bids or public sale action at the Boat Ties Office in Lexington. It mentions a weekly rate of 3.08 and references Allen Silitur Pubilyee, with Harsteer Ney as a person or entity involved. The legible details are limited but point to a local public sale or bid notice in Lexington, Kentucky.

Anes En Cord-Cross Matt Boat “Ties Lexington Bile

Washington's Survey Gets Government U K

Government surveyors retrace the Fairfax line once run by George Washington at age 19 from Orange Court House toward the Shenandoah and Rockingham counties. The Fairfax Stone marks the corner near present West Virginia and Maryland lines. The effort ties into land purchases under the Weeks Forestry Act to protect headwaters, requiring clear title confirmed by historic records and resurveys.

George Washington Lord Thomas Fairfax Frederick Virginia Orange County Lord Peirfax Pacific Rockingham Shenandoah Auasta Hedymin Rappahannock Potomac West Virginia Garret County Preston County W. Va Orange Court House Shenandoan Pockingham Fairfax Stone Dearly Fairfax Wearus Maryland Washington Tate Mme Middle Mountain Mussanytten Range Shensudoah-tiockingham Page County Shenandoah County U.S Asia Warsihington Test City Handy County Oman Howe

Real estate transfers filed in Lafayette County Mo 1913

A list of real estate transfers recorded in Lafayette County Missouri covering week ending November 29 1913. Entries include heirs of James Schooling to Elizabeth Foulds property lot 9 block 1 Higginsville and multiple W D deeds for lots in Lexington Odessa and Wellington among others with prices from 1 to 7000 dollars and several fractional acre details. Names include Estella Cooper William E Parker Frank W Lynch Benj Hayden Stephen J Worley Ralph Moore Wesley Rider Susan Major Emile Burts and more.

Ae Aengton Ayette County Lafayette County Abstract Company Lexington Ike H. Noyes Mgr Talbot Simpson Jerome W.simpson Marquis Simpson Jerome B. Simpson Luther Sanders A. Schooling Annie James Schooling Elizabeth Foulds Higginsville Estella Cooper William E Alice Parker North End Page Francis J Field Richard Fred M. Curtis W. D Pomeroy’s William P. Roach Nellie Sr Louis H. Bruns W. DB South Side Jno H. Donnaldson Jeanie Donaldson George Wilson America Whestley Wilson West Side Wellington Cliff B. Goodwin Frank W. Lynch Cobb Odessa Benj. G. Hayden Stephen J Jas W. Worley Ralph L. Moore Wesley Rider Nettie F North Wie Nettie K Swi Susan Major Susan Williams Elizabeth Susan January McGrew Coal Company John Q. Plattenburg Henry C. Wallace F. Lee Wallace Elf Seu Charles F. Wehmeier Henry Krone Carl K Wb Emile Burts Stephen Je Jas W. Woey

Notice of Publication in Napoleon County Court Case

The petitioner Solicitors notify unknown heirs and defendants that the petition seeks property boundaries and title disputed in Napoleon County Missouri. The suit addresses lands described as block 12 and adjacent plots along the Missouri Pacific Railway rights. Court orders publication for four weeks in weekly newspaper, with response due by the first court day in November 1914.

Gunsurt Dena Foot Vitor Asher Vie Brl Tey Gail Filtve Peuillon Pithdeyit Aubas McCowes Conde de Vicens Asher Hy McCower Hoctose Biabon How ‘Navoloon Missouri Alistourt Lispou Napoleon Missouri Paci Railway Company Piaintie Asher Ae eCowen Liv Antares Ted Ovetiber Miri Pinintitt Cilmis Asher Morton Maid County Thie Court J. W. Sydno

Land transfer in Higginsville to William L. Christy

Andrew Collett and wife convey to William L. Christy W. D. a $1200 lot and block 12 in the South Side addition in Higginsville. The deal records title transfer and property details.

Lexington Andrew Collett William L. Christy South Side Higginsville

Wanted Man for Horse-Siding and Stock Condition

Wanted man over 30 with horse siding skill to sell stock condition. Powder in Lafayette eats. Salary seven zero dollars per month. Address nine Industrial Gide in Giannpolis Indiana.

Lafayette Giannpolis Indiana

State of Missouris Matrimonial Case in Vacations Court

In the February term at Lexington Missouri James Holman and Clara Kolring seek a divorce by complaint and affidavit. The court in vacation orders child support and maintenance terms and requires the defendant to appear in court to answer the petition regarding dissolution of the marriage.

Miesour Lap Ayante Lazavets Cos Lesington Vacwlion James Holman Chitin Holman Hia Ant Allexiia Amore Clara Kol Ring Miawourts Iit Anaos Boies T Wilews Iolman

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Lexington Intelligencer Allen Silitur Fria Ruishurl Gin Periotvely Rp Harsteer Ney Aa U. K Forest Service U. 38 Department of Agriculture Fairpax Tive Anton Whitepost Clark County Tig Post W. G. McCausland Lap Pa Faroies County Pebrey Veri Wit Napolety Elevatory Company Phalatift Philip Jones Kansas City West Kankis City Everyeo Kansas Lexington Savings Bank Lexington, Missouri E. M. Taubman F. A. Hoefer W. H. Chiles W. J. Bandon Richard Field Doss & General Banking Board OF Directors Richard Pield J. Andrew J. Barnet Young Ax Catron Prank Howe Herman BE. Mark Frederick Morath Worth Bates Rufus Young W. G. McCaubland E. M. Hopkins Lee J. Slosher R. Irmgand
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