Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County 1916 Week
Deeds filed in Lexington recorder’s office cover transfers by Charles Odell to Viktor Willa. Emma Hays to Longs. Mary Hays guardian to Longs. George Taylor to Han ford Brunk. Nistendirk to August Detert. Sam Bertsch to Mary and Lizzie Tyler. Herman Schoppenhorst to Otto Lobsandt. Bertha Frerking to D G Jackson. Ed Aull to Neece. Gustav Duensing to Henry Duensing. Sarah Barker to Zach Barker. Caleb Proctor to Irvin Proctor. Listings include lot and block designations across Lexington Mayview Wellington Higginsville and surrounding additions with values from 105 to 3800 dollars.
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Recorder's Office
Lexington
Lafayette County
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Lexington, Mo
Ike H. Noyes
Charles L. Odell
Frans Viktor Willa
South Side
Emma T. Hays
Wm. M
Etta Long
Mary B. Hays
Guardian
George J. Taylor Et. al
Hanford Brunk
Elizabeth Nistendirk
August F
Kate Detert
Schoppenhorst
Wellington
Gustav F. Duensing
Henry Duensing
Sarah Barker
Zach Barker
Irvin Proctor
W. D
Vrooman to Speak at Missouri Farmers Week
Carl Vrooman, native Missourian and assistant Secretary of Agriculture, will address Farmers Week visitors in Columbia on January 2. The event is conducted by the College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri and the State Board of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl 5. Vrooman
Secretary of Agriculture
Farmers’ Week
Columbia
College of Agriculture
The
University of Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
Miss Constance Russell Returns Home From Taubman Visit
Miss Constance Russell, who has been visiting Misses Anna and Lottie Taubman, returned Sunday evening to her home in Englewood, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Russell
Anna
Lottie Taubman
Englewood, Mo
Edwin Bour
Kansas City
Misa Ruth Salisbury
Independence
Farmers Week Aims At Farm Boys And Girls Too
The College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri and the State Board of Agriculture host Farmers Week in January at Columbia. Corn judging and other contests will be held. County farm advisers plan to bring many farm youths. Kansas City banks fund seventy Jackson County students to attend.
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College of Agriculture
The
University of Missouri
State Board of Agriculture At
Columbia
Kansas City
Jackson County
Cough Remedy Compared to Fire Alarm Warning
A column likens a cough to a fire bell warning and urges treating the underlying illness. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for persistent coughs after colds or grip, citing Mrs. Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana praising its use. Obtainable everywhere.
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Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Ind
Chamberlain
Kansas City Visitors Return Home After Visits
Mrs. H. B. Henry and her daughter Virginia returned to Kansas City Sunday afternoon after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Andreen. Miss Anna Bell Hays also returned to Kansas City Sunday evening after a visit with Mrs. Lucy Hays.
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H. B. Henry
Virginia
Kansas City
Oscar Andreen
Anna Bell Hays
Lucy Hays
C. W. Campbell
John Calvin
Nannie Campbell
Lee Rice
Fred Oberhelmann
Mr. Rice
James L. Rice
Leroy Gray
Emma Gray
S. V. Ashurst
Mary
Willson
Warrensburg
O. 0. Willson
Cough Medicine Endorsed by Local Mother
Mrs Hugh Cook of Scootsville New York praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her children noting it stopped coughing quickly and cured colds faster than any previous remedy. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Andrew Hoberg visiting from Trinidad Colorado and M Burns returning to Omaha after a visit with local friends.
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Hugh Cook
Scootsville
N. Y
Garbutt
Chamberlain
Andrew Hoberg
Trinidad
Colorado
Charles Gripp. M. Burns
Omaha
Neb
Constipation relief promoted in local ad tone
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as excellent for constipation, claiming they are pleasant to take and mild in effect and obtainable everywhere. Mrs. L. Fred Evans and her three children returned Monday to Independence after visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. Richard Field.
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L. Fred Evans
Independence
Richard Field
Nervous Women Find Relief in Constipation Link
The text suggests nervousness in women is often caused by constipation and claims Chamberlain's Tablets provide quick relief and improve digestion. Obtainable.
Farm Loans Offered in Lafayette County Missouri
Wentworth Bank announces farm loan commitments up to 5000 dollars to a single borrower Morrison for improvements on farms in Lafayette County Missouri. Public notice outlines loan terms and eligibility.
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Lafayette County
Moant
Morrison
Wentworth Bank
Wanted Very Bad Men's and Boys Shoes and Clothes
J T Sackett seeks used footwear and apparel for men and boys. Contact Eight O Two 811 Main St by phone for details.
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J.T. Sackett
Main St
Missouri Holstein calf sells for four hundred dollars
The Holstein bull calf from the University of Missouri College of Agriculture sold for 400 to the University of Nevada agricultural division. The calf, under one month old, will stay on the Missouri farm until six months old before shipment to the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colege of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Agricultural Division
University of Nevada
University Farm
Backache and kidney pain prompt Dean's Kidney Pills use
Miss Maud Nave of Lexington reports dull backache and sluggish kidneys eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. She notes puffy under eyes and distress, with doctors failing to help, until the remedy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. The testimonial declares the pills removed the trouble and are sold at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Maud Nave
N. Fifteenth St
Lexington
Foster- Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
Public notice in Lafayette County divorce case 1917
ORDER OF PUBLICATION in Lafayette County Missouri for Nannie Jones vs John W. Jones a divorce suit filed December 4 1916. Defendant nonresident and to appear at Lexington courthouse on the day to answer the petition or default will be entered. Publication ordered in the vacation court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Missouri
County of
Lafayette
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Nannie Jones
John W. Jones
State of
Anid Court
Felsi
Green family visits Wellington during Friday trip
Mrs. T. J. Green and her daughter Miss Mary joined Miss Belle Green on a Friday visit to Wellington, outlining a brief family trip.
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T. J. Green
Mary
Belle Green
Wellington
Executor's Notice for Hermann Wahl Estate
Letters testamentary were granted to John Wahl on November 15 1916 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All creditors must present claims to the undersigned within six months after the notice, or be barred from any benefit. This notice expires November 1946. John Wahl Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hamilton
McCord
Lafayette County
Missouri
William Aull, Jr
Herman Wahl
Tata Estates
A. i
John Wah
Notice of Letters Testamentary Granted for Barnett Estate
Notice states letters testamentary on the estate of Clarice H Barnett deceased were granted on the 15th day to the undersigned. Persons having claims against the estate must present them for allowance within six months or be barred from any benefit.
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Bertha M. Frerking
D. G. Jackson
D” Gorder
Ed Aull
M. D. Wilson
Geo. E
Mattie M. Neece
Carl Vrooman
Westerman & Barnett Drug Co
Riviera of America
Christian
Biloxi
Ocean Springs
Mississippi City
Bay St. Ten Pascagoula
Sacola
New Orleans
Mobile
St. Louis
Louisville & Nashville
Berwock
LRG
di, Beradwey
Clara Zimmerman
Castor
Tur Centau A
Comrant
New York
PC Bh
Castoria
Corn Belt Mortgage Co
Jones
Prva
Gaiimers Ava
Kenase City
Mrs
Raymond Dawdy
Jefferson City
Maggie Spears
George Stewart
Lees Summitt
Anna Roseen
Karl Ghanslor
Clarice H. Barnett
Jas. W. Chen
Telegraph Office
G. Loomis
Nicholson
South Street
Grand Theatre
D. E. Collard
Franklin Ave
John Eggleston
Ronnie Pee All Nee
Dames le Peak
Richard
Edward Aull
Snookums
Palace of Sweets
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