Local court actions and a planned St Louis Symphony concert
In Lexington several circuit and creuit court cases progress with judgments by default and motions to set aside default. A prominent development sees the Dempster Mill Mfg. Co awarded $294 from Otto Hemme and Metropolitan Engineering and Construction Co securing $1,000 against Sedalia Light and Traction with stay until 1919. The Middleton Bank receiver and liens tale feature amid a large Redmen gathering and a proposed St Louis Symphony concert with substantial local subscription effort and prominent patrons signaled.
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Dempster Mill Mfg. Co
Otto Hemme
Metropolitan Engineering and Construction Company
Sedalia Light and Traction Company
FE. M
Lula Dingworth
Creuit
Chas, Lyons
Middleton Bank
M. D. Showalter
Mark Goodwin
Minniey Goodwin
Chas. Lions
RE. M. Davis
Lref
Conrad
St Louis
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