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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
7
Stockholders meeting for election of directors and other business in Lafayette County Missouri. W M Hoge president and Sanford Sellers secretary will preside. Meeting set for January 7 1874 at 9 o clock in the forenoon in Kaasnetan. Lexington Missouri date November 6 1912.
Notice states a stockholders meeting at the Morrison Wentworth Bank in Lexington Missouri on Wednesday in January 1913 starting at 9 AM for three hours to elect nine directors for the ensuing year and address other business. Richard Field president Worth Bates secretary Lexington Missouri December 24 1912.
The annual meeting of stockholders of Traders Bank of Lexington Missouri for election of directors and other business will be held in the banking room on Monday January 14 1918 between 1 PM and 2 PM. TG McCausland president J G Crenshaw secretary.
Notice to taxpayers states Defeniber is the last month to pay taxes without penalties. After January 1st a 1 percent per month interest and 4 percent commission will be added. Pay now to avoid penalties. G. L. Wilson.
A B James Collector states he will be at his office the night of Tuesday December 24 to receive taxes from those unable to come during the day.
Amos advertises five head of horses in AMOS Southside Addition. Includes one first class brood mare with colt by side, and four young horses aged two to four years. Ready for immediate purchase by interested buyers.
Complete saw mill outfit offered for sale including a 12 horsepower traction engine and a wider shed. Ideal for small mills or homestead projects seeking ready-to-run milling capability.
Announce a pre inventory sale starting Friday January 3 1913 offering entire stock at 25 discount. Includes jeweler R G and 8 C RK Cockerell with phone 447 and Mrs John B Logan Lexington Mo selling Sextone Dress Forms for thirty days at 6 dollars with pedestal. Mrs W A Morrison Higginsville Mo advertises La Ce County address. Fresh milk available quantity phone 330.
An examination for the position of janitor laborer in custodian service will be held at the post office in this city on January 18, 188. Applications, ranks, and full information regarding the examination, notifications, duties, and salaries are available from the Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners. Mrs. A.M. Chanting and others received visits from relatives in Lincoln Nebraska. Several residents traveled for short visits to nearby cities this week.
Several residents and relatives were noted traveling to and from Kansas City and nearby towns. Mrs. Aubrey Wright visited in Kansas City, Capt. Carl Ristine returned from Joplin, and Miss Milpod Swanna came home from Kansas City. Other names include Mrs. Kate Golden, Mrs. S. A. Fields, Miss Niva Ross, Rev. C. M. Davenport, Arnold Kenner, Miss Mary Lillian Atkerson, Mrs. BE. B. Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, J. Q. Plattenburg, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Musgrove.
A 156 acre farm on the Santa Fe trail is offered for sale 144 miles east of Dover. Apply to JOHN COOPER, R. F. D. No. 2.
A collage of small ads lists wants and sales: an 18 to 20 year old man sought, a folding bed, a gold collar pin lost with reward, a mare with foal for sale, rooms for rent in Wilmot and Vaughan buildings, a small leather purse found, a fur lined glove lost, a 80 acre farm for sale near Corder Missouri, a leather pocket book lost on Main Street, a salesman wanted for Oils and Paints by Glen Refining, a stock powder sales offer in Lafayette County, a driving horse with buggy for sale. Also a note about a strong salary offer and a man with horse and buggy needed.
A court in Lafayette County Missouri issues an order of publication in a foreclosure suit against Lincs Brenbaker a nonresident. The petition seeks a judgment for delinquent taxes on a parcel north of the First Addition to Lexington, detailing description, years 1907 1908 1912, and lien with costs. Publication in The Lexington Intelligencer is ordered for four weeks prior to the next term.
In Lafayette County Missouri February Term 1913 Lexington order of publication announces a divorce suit between Thomas Hunter plaintiff and Mattie Hunter defendant nonresident. Def ordered to appear February 9 1914 to answer petition for divorce on grounds of adultery and desertion for over a year with publication in Lexington intelligencer for four weeks prior to term.
An advertisement features Dr Evang ex-commissioner of hygiene endorsing a skin treatment claiming to cure eczema. The copy promotes a D.O.D. prescription and a “guaranteed” remedy with trial bottles, urging readers to visit the store for details and to prove its merit.
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