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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
6
Dyer of Sedalia spent Monday here on business. Mrs. Hoyd Curtis and daughter visiting relatives in Wellington returned home Friday evening. Mrs. W. G. Webb returned to Higginsville Friday evening after a few days visit with Mrs. F. L. Carter.
The advertisement lists new Mazda lamp prices including 25 watt 20 candle power for 40 cents, 40 watt 32 candle power for 45 cents, 60 watt 48 candle power for 65 cents, and 80 watt 48 candle power for 95 cents.
The Lafayette County Circuit Court orders unknown heirs and consorts of Thomas M Hackett to appear in a tax foreclosure suit in Lexington Missouri. The petition seeks a judgment for delinquent taxes for lots in Lexington with costs and interest and warns that default will plead. The publication runs in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks.
The Circuit Court of Lafayette County Missouri in 1912 pursues a petition against unknown heirs and devisees of Allen Cromwell deceased regarding described Lafayette County real estate Lot Four in the Addition to the said property. The delinquent taxes for 1907 1905 1900 and 1910 amount to 4 98 and the court orders sale or further action to declare the property a lien and settle costs and penalties at the next term beginning at the quart house in the city.
Four parcels in Lexington and surrounding plots in Lafayette County Missouri face tax delinquency for 1907 1908 1909 and later years. Courts order liens and sale for satisfaction of judgments with publication in The Lexington Intelligencer. Possession plans include Lot Seven Block Twenty Two and other blocks in First Addition to Lexington. Individuals such as Parthena M Nesselrode and W S Field are named as defendants or unknown heirs and assignees. Publication spans four weeks beginning December 1912 with court dates in February 1913.
A fragmented 1912 legal note from Missouri references a petition by a plaintiff against defendants including Hones and others. It describes parties, interests, and potential heirs or assignees in a probate style action, with affidavits and verified statements. The text is garbled but indicates a civil suit context with property or estate claims and unknown consorts or heirs.
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