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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
2
The Lafayette County Circuit Court issues an order of publication against Kierstead Coal Company, a Missouri corporation, regarding a suit to determine estate and title in multiple tracts of land in Lafayette County. The order directs publication in the Lexington Intelligence for four weeks, with notice to appear February 1919, and includes the sheriff’s return of non service in Jackson County.
Lafayette County Missouri stands as the setting for an order of publication in a mortgage and property dispute. Plaintiffs Clay County State Bank allege interests and unknown consorts heirs devisees and grantees of multiple named defendants over coal rights and land described as parts of sections 28 and 27 in township 50 range 25 and related tracts. The court directs defendants to appear at the February 1914 term in Lexington to answer or risk a decree by default.
In the February Term 1913 at Lexington a petition for divorce was filed by Mamie Joe Ireland against Fred B. Ireland. The petition cites absenting from the plaintiff for over a year and adultery. The defendant is ordered to appear at the February 10 1913 term in Lexington and publish notice in The Lexington Intelligence Lafayette County Missouri.
In Lafayette County Missouri Lexington February term 1013 executrix Josephine E F Lewis and others sue to determine title to the west half of the northeast quarter of section five township forty eight range twenty seven containing 2450 acres. The action cites Amanda M Manion and Eliza Jane Pointer heirs and unknown consorts devisees and grantees of Eliza Jane Pointer as defendants. Notice published in Lexington Intelligencer four weeks consecutively before February term 1912.
Albert Young visited Winton on Friday for a day outing while Clarence Vivian went to Higginsville on Monday for business.
Mothers urged to request a no cost bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin claimed to ease children's constipation without gripes. The ad touts wide response nationwide and invites readers to send their address to receive a free sample at the doctor's expense before purchasing from druggists.
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