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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1917

Page

3

Divorce Suit Prompts Publication in Lafayette County

A Missouri circuit court in Lafayette County issues a notice of divorce proceedings against W Offutt filed by Mrs. J E Alexander. The petition alleges adultery and seeks a decree of divorce from matrimony. defendants must answer by the February term beginning in Lexington. Publication runs weekly for four weeks in The Lexington Intelligencer.

Odrer Missouri Lafayette Circuit Court of Lexington W. Offutt Pinintul New Pect Erein Peg Liseouri Mt of J Washington Ray County Pebmal Lata Poinclet Tutt Caritness Furult Wot

Taubman Heads to Kansas City on Business

E M Taubman traveled to Kansas City Friday for a day of business. The brief item notes his visit amid routine local notices.

Public Administrator Notice Lafayette County Missouri 1917

By order of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri dated December 20 1917 the Public Administrator is charged with the estate of Marian A Jackson All claimants must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred after one year from the order Witness Henry Ciles Public Administrator Attested by Stephen N Wilson Judge of Probate seal

Executors Wance Executrin s 7 Notice of probate in Lafayette MO

Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Christin Walkideceasins were granted December 1 181% by the Lafayette County Missouri court. All persons with claims must file for allowance within six months after grant or be barred. within one year claims must be exhibited or forever barred. Witness our signatures December 18 1917 Emma Walk Executrix Louis Petsch Executor Stephen N Wilson Judge Proba te Lafayette County Missouri 12-21-41.

Christin Kor Lafayette County Missour Emma Walk Fouis Petsch

Visitors to Kansas City and local notices

Miss Hattie Connors and several others spent the day in Kansas City on Friday and Saturday. The list includes Miss Ruth Misenhelter Mrs F B Bessey Mrs N T Revard and Gustav Haerle who returned from St Louis. J B Jenkins family visited Waverly. Clyde Lankford and Grace Lankford issued a debt disclaimer. various others went to Kansas City for visits or trips on the weekend. “Bull” Smith the wrestler was discharged after 21 days for a board bill.

Hattie Connors Kansas City Ruth Misenhelter F. B. Bessey N. T. Revard Gustav Haerle St. Louis D. A. Ruebel H. K. St. Clair Harve Dierking Little Son Sweet Springs Martha Rinne Higginsville Bull” Smith Clarence Edward Sowers Waverly J. B. Jenkins Clarence Vivian J. Shull Louise Virginia Adelyn Ford Ruben Kroecki

Sanol advertised as night relief for kidney and bladder troubles

A small ad claims Sanol is the best remedy for kidney and bladder troubles with relief in 24 hours. It promises guaranteed results and lists prices of 35c and 1.00 a bottle at the drag store with Ady.

Sanol Ady

Administrator's Notice of Estate of Claux Henningbec

Letters of administration were granted November 16 1917 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to Henry C Benning as administrator. All claims must be exhibited within six months of grant or be barred from the estate. If not exhibited within one year from grant, claims are forever barred. Witnessed November 26 1917 by Henry C Benning. Attested by Judge Stephen N Wilson of Waftyette County Missouri.

Claux Henningbec Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri Henry C. Benning Stephen N. Wilson Waftyette County

Piersol admits infant murder with laudanum confession

Convicted child killer Piersol admits to poisoning infant Lloyd Keet with laudanum to quiet the child. He names a man called Haley as the supplier and claims a wider kidnapping plot involved many others. Sheriff Mackey of Webster County and authorities anticipate further arrests as more statements surface.

Ldude Piersol Piersol Haley Riley Scarface Riley Philadelphia Nersol Mackey Webster County Perons Field Parsons Taylor Adams Clete Maxie Sim McClanis Plersol Mrs. Adams Taylor Maxie Adwins Loy Tuylor Adams Piersot J. H. Kent Bi. L. Sanford Springfield Keet

How to Prevent Croup Warns Parents Early Hoarseness Sign

In a child prone to croup the first sign is hoarseness. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as hoarseness appears to ward off the attack and avoid danger. Mrs G W Fredendall and daughter Katherine visited Fort Leavenworth to spend Christmas with her daughter Mrs W M Hoge Jr.

Chamberlain G. W. Fredendall Katherine Fort Leavenworth W. M. Hoge, Jr

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers

An 19th century remedy claim touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for coughs colds and croup and safe for children. It notes many mothers give it their unqualified endorsement and emphasizes pleasant taste and safety.

Kate Bishop visits Powersville and India Richardson leaves for Chillicothe

Mrs. Kate Bishop traveled to Powersville Missouri on Saturday to visit her daughter Mrs. T. H. Powers. Miss India Richardson departed Saturday for Chillicothe Missouri to spend the holidays.

Kate Bishop Powersville T.H. Powers India Richardson Chillicothe

Stomach Trouble and Constipation Advertisement

Stomach trouble and constipation relief offered by Chamberlain's Tablets. Mrs. Benjamin Hooper of Auburn New York reports they regulate bowel action stimulate the liver and keep the body healthy after two years of use.

Chamberlain Benjamin Hooper Auburn N. Y

Grandchildren Visit Kansas City Holiday Trip

Master Harry and Joe St. Clair visited Kansas City on Saturday to see their grandmother Mrs. Florence Alford. Mrs. B. M. Little and her young son B. M. Jr. also traveled to Kansas City on Saturday to spend the holidays.

Harry Joe St. Clair Kansas City Florence Alford B. M. Little B. M. Jr

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Fletcher Ani Cines Ten Castoria enTau J. E. Alexander Hendrix Nevada Whladder Adv E. M. Taubman Wirie Anfayette County Canty Marian A. Jackson Henry Chiles Stephen N. Wilson Pudge Wance Yulieee Rei al Iin Ue Graddy M. D. Wilson Sueur Harry (Taubman B Lockhart J. B. Young Clyde Wright E. 0. Lindsay Mary Brooks Kirksville Jennie C. Lankford Plattsburg, Mo C. E. Lankford Grace Lankford Clint Lankford J. L. Peak C. W. Johnson Hix Building Piersol Owns UP Keet Baby United States Shipping Board Iat Mianlessi Po Pl St. Laws Cc Immber Com Drone House Halls Scram Poplar Bluff Empire Wissouri Pacific Butler Roller Mill Butler Roller Mills Coonan Bros Temali Grady Spassey Soung Stockman Vhitey Corder Uncle Sam Wwe Wea Praca Bute St Louis BP. D. Ford Fulton Bott The Masons Loge Food Administration Grundy County Drew Charles W. Scott Grandy County Trenton Mr Beatt California Wentworth ‘Military, Scientific and Literary Educational Company Wentworth Military Academy Saic Sandford Sellers, Sr Pres Sandford Sellers, Jr Lee’y Lexington, Missouri Thomas Masters Malta Bend Elizabeth Young Florence Eckle Frank Nantic George P. Blackwell Marshall H. A. Seitz Eugene Wellington B. R. Young Ben B. Steele Mildred D. O. Heathman Miss Dawson Liberty John Morrison & Sons A. C. Warren Misa A. M. W. N BE. Hudnall Frank Hale Independence Joe C. Graddy Main St. Hone Chicago & Alton San Antonio Houston Waco, Etc S. A. Vermillion Icatron - Taubman Abstract & Agency John Taubman & Son Insurance Agents Traders Bank Lexington, Missouri Chase & Sandborn Long & Shinn Elizabeth Graves Main St
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