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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
4
Sloan's Liniment is a trusted remedy for mothers to treat bumps sprains and strains in children. It quickly penetrates soothes without rubbing and provides relief from rheumatic pains neuralgia and post cold soreness. A bottle at druggists costs 25 cents.
Miss Katherine Davis visited Richmond on Saturday for a visit. Miss Thresa Wilson also traveled to Kansas City on Saturday for a few days visit.
An old newspaper style ad copy touts Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and colds with pine balsams and antiseptic components. It also promotes Dr King s New Life Pills for constipation and mentions Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for throat irritation and bronchial issues. Also notes travelers G C Marquis and Ed Belasenherz visiting Sedalia and Concordia residents Alice Davis and Laura Turnage.
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United States education statistics show 23.5 million attending schools in 1916, about 24 percent of the population, with higher enrollment than some nations but lower daily attendance. Public kindergarten to high schools rose, high school students climbed to 1.33 million in 1915, and teachers numbered 706,000, mostly women. Average teacher salary stood at $525, varying widely by region.
In Lafayette County Missouri Lexington February Term 1917 John Sullivan and Timothy Sullivan sue unknown consorts heirs and trustees of Margaret Morehead Lucian Morehead Mary Morehead and Kate W Larsh deceased to quiet title to seven and three fifth acres off the north end of the east half of the northeast quarter of section seventeen township forty nine range twenty four The petition states unknown defendants cannot be served and alleges open notorious adverse possession by plaintiffs and assigns over 26 years and prays for publication and judgment allocating title and relief.
In the circuit court of [County], at [Location], a notice is issued for publication on February 19, 1916. The action seeks legal relief and involves named parties and the court's jurisdiction. Readers are advised to respond as required by law and follow any forthcoming court orders.
In Laf States County Missouri 1917 Lexington court. Nannie Jones sues John W Jones for divorce after one year apart. Defendant non resident. Next term begins December 12 1917 at Lexington Court House. Failure to answer leads to judgment by default.
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