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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
6
My and Mrs Amons Kimble of Muscatine Iowa arrived Saturday for a short visit with Mr End Mex W F P Hines ley. Mrs Letra Page left for Kansas City Saturday for an extended visit. C Maruis also went to Kansas City Saturday to attend to business.
Publication notice from Lafayette County Missouri court in 1913 summonsing property owners and heirs unknown to contest tax deed and payment of delinquent taxes on Lot Twenty-two, First Addition to Town of Lexington. The order directs publication in The Lexington Intelligentor for four weeks and sets February 6, 1918 as the court date with answer required.
The State of Missouri amid Lafayette County files suit to foreclose taxes on property in Lexington. The petition targets Allen Cromwell estate with unknown heirs and assigns, seeking a deed to Lot Four Block Twenty One Birgy Addition, delinquent for 1907 1910 taxes totaling 288 dollars, plus interest, penalties, and costs, with court appearances at the Lafayette County Courthouse.
In Lafayette County Missouri the State brings suit against unknown heirs of Parthena M Neselrode deceased to collect delinquent taxes on Lot 2h0 Block Twenty Seven First Addition Lexington with total tax claim of 4.74 dollars and costs. Court orders service by publication in Lexington Intelligencer and sets dates for next term and publication for four weeks.
A shoddy OCR notice from Lafayette County records lists parties as unknown consorts and heirs in a real estate matter. The plaintiff states the unknown defendants or their interests cannot be entered, with the case seeking relief against W.S. Field deceased and related claimants.
The sheriff of Lafayette County Missouri and acting trustee sell at public vendue at the Lexington courthouse on Monday December 30 1912 between the hours of ten and five to satisfy a note and interest due on a deed of trust securing a mortgage on lands described as the west half of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty five township forty nine range twenty nine containing about twenty nine acres more or less. The sale is at the request of the note holder and includes costs of executing the deed of trust. The buyer will take title subject to prior claims and encumbrances.
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