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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
4
Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatic pains in joints and muscles quickly without rubbing. It penetrates, soothes, and warms sore areas, stimulates blood flow, and is clean and stain free. Get a bottle today at your Druggist for 25c.
Miss Bernice and Miss Virginia Gagnon left Friday for their home in St. Louis after visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest Hoffman Jr Miss Margaret Vaughan traveled to Kansas City Friday for a brief visit.
Painful coughs and winter colds are soothed by Dr King’s New Discovery a remedy popular for nearly fifty years. Pine balsams and mild laxatives help drive the cold from the system. Keep a bottle on hand for croup grippe bronchial affections at your druggist 50c.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ainsworth visited Odessa on Friday Edward Vaughan traveled to Kansas City on Sunday morning for a visit Mrs Lillie Cope also went to Kansas City on Friday for a visit from the area with several residents making short trips to nearby cities.
Inactivity and lack of exercise in winter often cause constipation making you feel heavy dull and listless with a sallow pimply complexion. Dr King’s New Life Pills offer a mild laxative that relieves congested intestines without griping a dose before retiring ensures a full easy movement in the morning priced 25c at your druggist.
John Warder traveled back to his Kansas City home Friday following a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Warder Sr. in town.
How to check cold symptoms and ease breathing when fever and chills strike. Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey is advertised to stop sneezes and sniffles, loosen phlegm, soothe the throat, and relieve bronchial congestion. Includes claims of rapid relief for croup and whooping cough. At all druggists 25 cents.
Mrs Ike Noyes and her son went to Higginsville on Friday for a short trip while Miss Matt Kinkead spent the day in Kansas City.
University of Missouri athletics director C L Brewer, Missouri Valley representative, states 1917 football rules will be practically unchanged with only a few points clarified. He notes disputes over placements kicks in high school play may be resolved in the next year's rules and minor changes expected.
Mrs. A. Ashford of Fifth St Lexington reports relief from rheumatic pains and frequent kidney action after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought them at Crenshaw & Young's Drug Store and plans to keep them on hand. Forsale at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y
Letters testamentary on the estate of Egidi Phillips deceased were granted on December 22 1916 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to Margareth Phillips executrix Claims against the estate must be exhibited within six months for allowance or be barred If not exhibited within one year from the last publication date they will be forever barred This 2nd day of December 1916 Margareth Phillips Executrix
ORDER OF PUBLICATION aedgetee In the Circuit Court Lafayette County Missouri Lexington February Term 117 In Vacation December 18 1916 John Sullivan Timothy Sullivan vs Henry Wolters Anna Wekhoff Herman H Wolters unknown heirs consorts devi sees and others claimants of Robert Campbell John Hagerty and others Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter Section 16 Township 49 Range 24 and related interests. Defendants unknown residents and unknown assignees may appear by Feb 12 1917. Publication ordered in Lexington Intelligencer four weeks. True copy. Witness Clerk 1916.
Order of publication filed in Lafayette County court at Lexington February for Couey Lafa a neirevit, directing service through publication and scheduling related summons actions.
In 1917 Lafayette County Missouri suit by John Sullivan and Timothy Sullivan against unknown heirs and grantees of Margaret Morehead Lucian Morehead Mary Morehead and Kate W. Larsh trustee for Margaret B Morehead. Plaintiffs claim ownership of seven and three fifth acres in section 17 township 49 range 24 and seek relief against unknown claimants tied to Abraham Larsh's will.
In 1917 plaintiffs claim title to a described Missouri real estate, asserting 85 years of open exclusive possession and tax payments under Margaret E Morehead and others. The suit seeks to quiet and determine estate interests against defendants and requests full legal and equitable relief from the Lafayette County Circuit Court.
Publication notice in Lafayette County Missouri court. Nannie Jones sues John W. Jones for divorce on grounds of abandonment for over one year. Defendant non-resident expected to answer by February 12 1917 at Lexington. Judgment may be entered if no answer.
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