Sellamy America 0 Clapp-Easive Receivers
In a terse sports brief, a matchup highlighted Sellamy America failing to score against Clapp-Easive Receivers as the second step awards RTS.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
3
In a terse sports brief, a matchup highlighted Sellamy America failing to score against Clapp-Easive Receivers as the second step awards RTS.
The story follows Commins and Margaret who plot through marriage schemes and workplace deception. Henry Whit, a dull typist, falls for Margaret while a plan unfolds to swap roles with a traveling salesman job. Margaret orchestrates a ruse to advance their futures, revealing a world of foiled ambitions in a bustling firm.
An old account recounts the Wambutti, dwarfs in Africa, noted by Hipparchus and Henry Stanley. It recalls Stanley’s meeting near Avetike on the Itert river, describing a tiny male and female among giants, their height and weight, and a dramatic clash of worlds. The piece mixes travel lore with fables and fragmentary remarks on intelligence and destiny.
Miss Lee Meng and Mr and Mrs Reinhart of Columbia Missouri and Mr and Mrs Frank Proud fit of Lincoln Nebraska spent the holidays at the home of J F Winn.
Castoria for Infants and Children in Use for Over 30 Years. Always bears the signature of Dr. W. T. McClure pastor of the M. E. Church South, is in St. Louis this week on church business. He will return today. Col and Mrs. F. S. Bowen of Fort Sill Oklahoma and Major Dean Halford of Jefferson Barracks are guests at the home of Major and Mrs. C. L. Mitchell.
Notice announces annual stockholders meeting of State Bank of Dover in Dover Missouri on January 8 1928 at 10:00 am for at least three hours to elect five directors for the ensuing year and handle other business. J T Dinwiddie president and Philip Wahl secretary attest. December 29 1922.
The annual meeting of Lexington Eagle Building Company stockholders will be held in the Secretary's office on the second floor of the Eagle Building on Monday January 1 1923 from 10 a m to 4 p m. Directors will be elected and other business transacted as may come before the meeting. W F Weis president Attest Schawe secretary December 15 1923
The notice states Winkler Furniture Company stockholders meet at the Franklin Avenue office on Tuesday January 2 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to elect directors and address other business. Traders Bank stockholders meet January 8 at the banking house to elect directors and handle routine matters, per notices signed by presidents and secretaries in December 1922.
Partial readable lines reference Tempe names and roles, including a temple or temple precinct, individuals with initials, and municipal or organizational mentions. The text is incomplete and reads like stray fragments from a larger civic or religious record. The isolated terms suggest a local context but lack coherent events or dates.
A long notice in Lafayette County Missouri details a complex will dispute involving Christ Tempel and Ida Werning with multiple heirs and nonresident defendants. The text outlines service attempts, orders of publication, and proposed readings of the tenth and eleventh clauses, seeking a court decree on land allocations in Lafayette County Missouri.
Notice states letters testamentary on George L Trail estate were granted December 6 by Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court. All creditors must present claims for allowance within six months of granting or be barred from benefits. claims must be filed within one year. Witness dated December 6 1982.
The Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri granted letters of administration on November 27 1922 for the estate of James Talbert alias James Bert James Talbott and James Tal bot. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or risk being barred and within one year to avoid forever barring. Witness dated November 27 1922 Henry C Chiles Administrator. Attested December 1 1922 Lafayette County Missouri Seal.
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