EXECUTRIX NOTICE AND VARIOUS ESTATE MATTERS IN LAFAYETTE CO MO
Multiple probate notices show executrix administration guardianship and executor actions in Lafayette County Missouri with dates in 1919 including letters testamentary and administrator grants, required claim exhibits within six to twelve months, and public notices of stockholder and director meetings.
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Probate Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Fanny J. Cauthorn
Stephen N. Wilson
Dovethen Schawe
George C. Schawe
Wentworth Military Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Wentworth Military Scientific and Literary Educational Company will be held at the office of the company in Wentworth Military Academy building in the City of Lexington Lafayette County Missouri on Tuesday the 18th day of January at nine o'clock in the forenoon for the election of directors and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Sanf ord Sellers President Rex K Latham Secretary November 28 1919.
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Whitley
Mabelley
Missouri
Mabel Tley
Marion Scott
Mabel P. Whitley
Lexington
Yalure
Sincoun Mafayette
Reco
Jengt
St Ty, Hin
Lafayette County
Lee Reed Armstrong
C. &. Griffith
Stephen N. Wilton
State Bank of
Dover
J. T. Dinwiddie
Philip Wahl
Sec’y
Lexington Eagle Building Company
Eagle Building
Weis
Schawe
Sec
Wentworth Military, Scientific and Literary Educational Company
Wentworth Military Academy
Stockholders Meeting Notice at Traders Bank
Stockholders of Traders Bank will hold their annual meeting at the banking house on Monday January 12 1920 beginning at 10 o clock a m for electing directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting FE N Hopkins President J G Crenshaw Secretary
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Traders Bank
Lexington Savings Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Stockholders of Lexington Savings Bank will hold their annual meeting at the banking house on Wednesday aft 14th, 1920, at 9 o'clock a.m., to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Walter B. Waldell, President, JF. Lee Wallace, Secretary. Dec. 19, 1919.
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Lexington Savings Bank
Said Bank
Walter B. Wadiell
JF. Lee Wallace
Hackler brothers return from Rio Grande Valley trip
Roy and Tom Hackler returned Sunday from a trip to the Rio Grande Valley in Colorado, according to a brief family bulletin.
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Roy
Tom Hackler
Rio Grand Valley
Col
Army announces total strength and demobilization figures
General March, Chief of Staff, reports the estimated army strength at 225,987 excluding nurses and field clerks. In the U S there are 171,916 officers and men, with 14,167 officers and 157,749 enlisted men. Demobilization since the armistice totals 3,241,628 enlisted and 180,438 officers. New enlistments stand at 145,908. Since the armistice 2,065 officers resigned, 86 percent were line officers.
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General March
Army
United States
Europe
American
Siberia
High Seas
Doan’s Kidney Pills End Backache Says Lexington Reader
Mrs J B Perry of Lexington testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved her backache and stiffness after a brief trial. She recommends keeping the medicine on hand for kidney pains and urinary disorders. Sold for 60 cents at dealers nationwide. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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Lexington
J. B. Perry
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburp.Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
No Death Sentences for Military Offenses in War
The Judge Advocate General reports no death sentences for purely military offenses in the war. Of 145 death sentences, 110 were commuted or mitigated and 35 executions occurred, 10 in France and 25 in the United States. Most sentences stemmed from murder, mutiny, or assault, with 16,547 tried before general courts martial in the year ending last June and 85 percent conviction rate. Offenses by officers centered on drunkenness and absence without leave, while enlisted men faced desertion and sleeping on duty.
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Advoate
France
United States
Piano ads brighten Christmas gifts in Missouri towns
Local notices promote BUSH & GERTS and IVERS & POND pianos at Hoefer Miner shagen in Higginsville. James Shull travels to Kansas City on business. Chillicothe Business College seeks two boys and two girls for tuition and board and six for board only. Holiday greetings from Mrs Fred A Wilmot and family arrive in Lexington. The college touts “No Position No Pay” with graduates often earning credit and paying after salaries. Mrs Golda Brinkerhoff visits from Kansas City. Telegraph Department students recently placed with Union Pacific Burlington & N W Rock Island Western Union.
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Chillicothe Business College
Adv
Telegraph
Union Pacific
Burlington
N. W
Rock Island
Western Union
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Wi Jared Gee
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Lepper
Johanna Lepper
Lafayette
Circuit Court of Lafayette
Hareby
Iran
Wm. J. Morrison
John Morrison
Stephen N. Wison
Stockholders Meeting
Sandford Sellers
Rex K. Latham
Sue'y
FE. N. Hopkins
J. G. Crenshaw
Fletcher
March
A. A. Grimes CO
Messouri
Bush & Gerts
Ivers & Pond
Hoefer & Minershagen’s
Higginsville
James Shull
Kansas City
Fred A. Wilmot
Little Son
Golda Brinkerhoff
Holden
Medford
Church
Kingsville
Everlasting
Winkler Furniture Co
L. Db. Co
Lexington Dairy Company
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