Real Estate Transfers and Holiday Notices in Missouri
Real estate transfers filed at the Lafayette County Recorder's Office Lexington Missouri for the week ending Saturday December 21st show multiple deeds including Nannie S Colburn and George her husband to Bettie W Gentry and others involving various parcels and sums around 10 000 dollars. The column also lists numerous local holiday notices and social notices of people visiting relatives and traveling to Kansas City and other towns over the Christmas season along with small items like a found purse.
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Recorders
Lexington
Lafayette Co
Missouri
Lahayette County Abstraet Company
Ike Tl. Noyes
Nannie S. Colburn
George
Bettie W. Gentry
Ames S. Vickers
Stella
Annie V. Chiles
Walter
Chiles
Della Goxley
George Troy Bosley
B. Lemuel
MM. Gibson
Bertha B. Gibson
W. DD
Lowisy
Bergman
Louis Bergman
Woo
Martin Bergman
Louise Therorman
Adpur
Louis Borzman
Adm
Jimes
West
Linus J
Trorkensmith
W. Ly Helman
Toleman
Wlock
Chas. Linse
Cunder
Hiveinsville
Sydnor
Wigginaville
Tory
Milward
Stewart
Stu
Thamith
Klowk
Migsour
Koo
Chyiengo
Wifl
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Morrison Wentworth Bank
A notice from Richard Wield and Worth Bates of Lexington Missouri announces a stockholders meeting of Morrison Wentworth Bank in Lexington. The meeting is set for Wednesday January 1915 at 9:00 AM to elect nine directors for the bank year and address other business. The notice bears the signatures of the bank’s president and secretary.
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Notin
Morrison Wentworth Banko
Lexington
Continal Ours
Wentworth Military Konventional Stockholders Meeting Notice
The regular annual meeting of Wentworth Military Scientific and Literary Konventional Company stockholders will be held at the company office in Wentworth Military Academy building, Lexington, Lafay ette County, Missouri, on Tuesday January 11 1913 at 9 a.m. local time for director elections and other business. W M Hoge president Sandford Sellers secretary Lexington Missouri November 1912.
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Wentworth Military Scientific and Literary Konventional Company
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
W. M. Hoge
Sandford Sellers
Traders Bank stockholders meet in Lexington Missouri
The stockholders meeting of Traders Bank of Lexington Missouri will be held in the banking room to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. The meeting runs from ten o'clock in the forenoon to five o'clock in the afternoon on a Monday. WG McClusline serves as president with J G Crenshaw as secretary.
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Traders Bank of
Lexington
Traders Bank
Witc
December deadline for tax payments to avoid penalties
Notice to taxpayers states December is the final month to pay taxes without penalties. After January 1 a 1 percent monthly interest and 4 percent commission will be added, so paying now avoids penalties.
Miss Maud Hagood Spends Christmas in Higginsville
Miss Maud Hagood spent Christmas with relatives in Higginsville. E R Deweese of Kansas visited his parents Mr and Mrs W M Deweese.
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Mar. Qd
Lillitien Cole
oMtedy Data
Kainsas City
Meo
Fidd. Wilkins
Mexico
Missouri
Dyoamid Mig
G. W. Fredepelil
O. ©. Crenshaw
Martha
Kinsts City
Tiling Conway
Clarices
Wand
St Joseph
Mr. Windl
Ities
Abe
Dela
Potter
Miden
Kansas City
Cyrna Campbell
Kuises Ciy
Ohio
Clarence Vivien
Higgingville
Hlcg. Ardinger
Trubert Field
Judge
Richard Bield
Mir
Mix
J. R. Sydnor
Glen Shelton
Abilene
Texas
J. C. Shirlton
Chas, Egeihoff
Murmiret Weis
Monroe F. Cockrel
Kans City
Dangthey
Christas Heey
Sadie Hill
Young, Jr
Roscoe Talley
Aniel Ogeur Miers
Jonnie Gregg
J. A. Grimes
Lis
Maud Rose
Oskaloosi
Koana
Walter Everly
Ernest Hoffman
Miks Delia Trail
R. Walker
Gen
L. ‘Trail
Gannon, Jr
Sonbag
E. R. Deweese
Mrs. W. M. Deweese
Trilbys Plot as a Gift and Early Writing Sparks
The plot of Trilby was offered as a gift to Henry Junn4 by Du Maurier and James walking in Bayswater. Du Maurier declared that plot full of plote and discussed Trilby while James admitted writing difficulties. He then began Petersbetson instead, inspired by an omen seen in the garden a wheelbarrow reminding him of Deterbetson.
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du Maurier
Henry James
James
Peter
Conversation Fragments On An Artist’s Studio Process
A fragmented exchange reveals an artist describing a painting begun six months ago and showing contrast between days of intense, feverish work and days when painting stalls. The dialogue hints at forced effort and intermittent creativity in the studio.
Too Many Actors Plague The Stage In Austria Riotous Demand
Aims at Austrian actors warns too many players crowding the stage. In the United States acting is a livelihood, but engagements vanish. Provincial theatres hire novices cheap, overlook experienced actresses, and the number of actors grows while opportunities shrink.
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Snys
Onr
Lave
Location Wanted in This Great and Glorious County
In a clipped political rally excerpt the speaker declares unity with the line there is no north no south and no hat while a distant voice mutters a jab about not knowing where they are. The scene captures a satirical townsfolk moment from Town Topics.
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Guermijous
Wisdom on gifts and dogs in old saying exchange
A compact exchange quotes Wisdom stating it is good practice not to look a gift horse in the mouth and a counter phrase that warns against placing a bad dog on it suggesting caution in gift handling in a period proverb context.
Cutting Remark About Topsy in Family Feud
A terse exchange notes Topsy failing to make any impression within his family. The remark is followed by a light joke about a baby’s tooth, signaling a domestic moment.
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Topsy
Had Experience Browne I Suppose You Have Been In Many Squalls
A brief literary exchange features a captain who jokes he is the father of ten children, reflecting on many squalls faced at sea. The dialogue tone mirrors period newspaper prose, capturing a small snapshot of maritime life.
Father of prodigal son weeps due to calf feast question
A quip suggests the father cried because he had to kill the fatted calf for a son who proved unworthy, answering a riddle about the prodigal son.
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