Public notice in Lafayette County Missouri suit
In Lafayette County Circuit Court October Term 1912 by Clay County State Bank as plaintiff against Kierstead Coal Company and others. Order of Publication issued for service by publication due to failure to locate defendant Kierstead Coal Company. notice outlines real estate including sections 28 34 27 28 and others, coal rights and mining privileges. defendant to answer by February 10 1913 with publication to run for four weeks in Lexington Intelligence. certified by Clerk J W Sydnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Missouri
Lafayette
Siz
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Clay County State Bank
Kierstead Coal Company
George W. Kiersfeld
Carrie Kierstead
Sutunions
Kierstead Cont Company
State of
Kansas City
Jackson County
Shieriff
Sherrie
Elevatead Con
Kieratead Coal Company
John M. Rood
Geo. W. Crisp
Ts Southeaster
Menteon
Aettion
A. B. Asbury
Hugh G. Smith
Hook
Kieratead Coe Company
Rome
Lexington Intelligencer
Kilcretead Coal Company
J. W. Sydnor
Circuit Court
Lafayette County suit to quiet title in Lafayette County
The petition filed in Lafayette County Missouri names Osias Bailey David Bailey Stokely Slogden Isabel Steele Mary Anderson and others as defendants in a suit to determine the title to and interests in described real estate in sections 28 27 townships 50 60 range 25 with coal rights and mining privileges. The order of publication dated December 5 1912 directs non residents to answer by February 10 1913 and warns of judgment by default.
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Orlas Bailey
David Bailey
Stokely Slogden
Isabel EB. Steele
Mary F. Anderson
David T. Carr
Hella
William Johnson
Sidney R. Thompson
Alexander Mann
William H. Sterrett
Orlan Bailey
Michael A. Steele
William Steele
Isabel E. Steele
Oxias Bailey
Isabel J. Steele
David. Carr
State of
Oxlas Bailey
Michael A. Steely
Isabel BE. Steele
David T. Cart
Lafayette
Missouri
Towilt
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Kansas City
Loule and
Chicago Railway Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Hugh G. Smith
A. F E. Asbury
Fred Lioner
Kicapo & Alton Raihway Company
Rght
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
Grouth S54
Degues
Arom
A. E. Asbury
Lafayette County
Benjamin Johnson
Matilda Johnson
the Recorder of Deeds
Mary
William Simpson
Recorder of
Deeda
Guid
Sidney KR. Thompson
J Henry Chiles
Titge 26
Allen
Demise
James K. Thompson
Iminge
William F. Starrett
Office Recorder of Deeds
Anid Coun
Wiliam Th Bon
Yange 2
Morteage
Recorder's
Willum H. Stern
Recorders Office
le Tayo & Alton
William HH
Sterrett
Paige
A. B. Asbury
Chicago & Alton
Branter
Fred Liese
Louisa Liese
A. BE
Aebury
H. G. Smith
Ozias Bailey
R. D. Blair
Minge
Ivase
Recorder of Deeds
Oriag Bailey
B. Slayden
D. Bailey, Sr
Sajid
Oztas Bailey
Josephine Blair
Stokely Blogson
Wild Recorder
Higginsville
Coal and Minerals
Whitch & Nen Waa
Isabel B. Steele
Range
Sald
Benjamin F. Steele
Lexington Intelligenigh Af Abel
Divorce Notice in Lafayette County Missouri
Plaintiff Pred B. Ireland seeks a divorce from Mamie Joe Ireland on grounds of abandonment for over a year and adultery. The notice commands Mamie Joe Ireland to appear at the February 10, 1919 term in Lexington, with publication in Lafayette County newspapers for four weeks, last insertions 15 days before the term.
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Missouri
Lafayette
Lafayette County
Lexington
B. Ireland
Mamle
Joe Ireland
State of
Thia
Mamie Joe Ireland
Lexington Intelligencer
Missouris Lafayette County Court Order Noted 1912
A clipped 1912 Lafayette County Missouri court order copy certifies full authenticity. Clerk I J W Sydnor attests the document as true and correct with official seal dated December 6 1912. The fragmentary text mentions the clerkship and court seal.
Record Milk Production by Charlotta Pontiac thrives at Missouri College
The Missouri College of Agriculture celebrates Charlotta Pontiac, a seven year old cow bred on the College Farm, producing 23 598 pounds of milk in twelve months. Her yield equates to 9314 barrels and 708 pounds of fat, yielding over 200 dollars in Elgin prices. Skim milk valued between 30 and 4000 dollars, feed costs 50 to 90 dollars, providing a gross return over 230 dollars.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Josephine
Missouri
Charlotta Pontiac
Charlotta
Elgin
Missouri Historical Society seeks fireproof home for newspaper collection
A Missouri Agricultural College cow example shows high value while the Missouri Historical Society urges a new fireproof building in the state capital to house 6000 bound volumes and 1500 unbound newspapers dating to 1819. The Missouri Press Association backs the project, urging citizens and officials to support its coming General Assembly request.
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Missouri
State I Historical Society of
Missourian
General Assembly
Missouri Press Association
Mannnibal
Temperance Mass Meeting at Baptist Church
A temperance mass meeting is set for December 10 at the Baptist church in Trigginsville. Topics include White Slave Traffic cigarette law church opportunities alcohol as medicine and its effects, picture show menace, increasing union membership, and missionary society cooperation. Miss Reena Shaver will speak in the afternoon. she is a national speaker and state vice president. All country towns and villages are invited to attend with dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Trigginsville
Misionary Societies
Piano For Sala Offers Low Price Pianos in KC
Olney Music Co at 1024 Walnut St Kansas City Missouri advertises a piano sale near Hardin with cash or easy payments as low as five dollars a month. It promotes a fine line of new high grade pianos and invites inquiries about the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Olney Music CO
Walnut St
Kansas City
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Constipation Cure
A historical notice endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a permanent cure for constipation. It claims the tonic trains bowel muscles, replaces salts and cathartics, and has widespread use nationwide. The ad urges readers to try the product from druggists at fifty cents to one dollar per bottle.
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County
Noutheast
Kansas City, Bt. Lous and Chicago Railway Company
Belog
Corder
Towit
Fred Sieser
Chicago and Alton Railway Company
Henry Wahrenbrock
Ling of Gaid Railway
J. W, Sydnor
I. J. W. Sydnor
Chenit Cort
Beal
Missouri Agricultural College
Carloltta Pontiac
Temperance Meeting
Sala
Vionville
Wes W
Zimmerman
Harrisoa
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