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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1917

Page

5

Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County Mo 1916 year end

Transfers filed in Lexington and surrounding areas show multiple deeds recorded week ending December 31 1916. Notable actions include Geo W Osborn acquiring and transferring interests totaling several parcels in townships 49 and 28, Holmes R Osborn cur deed to Geo W Osborn, and various sales involving Ruby C Brosius Janet C Winn Mildred Osborn Rosa L Osborn Mollie Helms Wm F and Sarah E McGraw and others with prices ranging from 25 to 12500 dollars and land described by fractional acres and blocks in Concordia Odessa Lexington Higginsville and related additions.

Recorder's Office Lexington Lafayette County Lafayette County Abstract Company Ike H. Noyes Joseph 0. Shelby Et. al Geo. W. Osborn Holmes R. Osborn Geo W. Osborn Leroy Osborn W. D Ruby C. Brosius W. D Rosa L. Osborn W. D Susan B. Elliot Mollie

Livestock Week Events at University of Missouri 1917

Farmers attend the Missouri Farmers Week at the University of Missouri January 1 to 5 1917 with programs on livestock forage hog cholera prevention cattle silage and dairy and horse care. The schedule covers economic rations hog self feeders cholesterol prevention abortion sterility and judging cattle and horses alongside cost of production and farm livestock first aid.

Missouri University of Missouri

Walking Is Best Health Aid For Winter Weather

Winter brings weightier appetites and less activity. Exercise remains vital with walking as a practical routine for all, five miles daily being feasible for many, provided pace is steady and fatigue avoided. The piece also notes a social column of local visits and a marriage notice for Helen Beattie and Eugene Ledbetter.

American ‘Alkers’ Association

Ardingers Return After Visit in Sedalia

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ardinger returned Saturday to their Sedalia home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ardinger and other relatives. Mrs. J. Shull and daughter Miss Virginia traveled to Winton Saturday for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Berry went to Sweet Springs this morning for a visit.

R. C. Ardinger Sedalia H. C. Ardinger

Administratrix Notice for Ester B Fischer Estate 1916

Administratrix's Notice states letters of Administration on the estate of Ester B Fischer deceased were granted December 30 1916 by the Lafayette County District Court. Creditors or claimants must present claims for allowance within six months after publication, or be barred after one year from the last insertion. E Fischer is the undersigned administrator.

Eter B. Fischer Prakaite Court Lafayette County Aur Fischer

Marriage Licenses Issued To list of local couples

Marriage licenses have been issued to Louis Dierker and Amanda Schlueter, Emma E. Tees and Oscar Bastain, Lydia Kuester and Hansford Stapleton, Sylvia Stratton and James Karantoune, Laura Payzer, Edward Tissiers, Rachel Volluz and Mrs Leonard Goodloe. Mrs Goodloe visited Odessa, Mrs Meisenhelter went to Kansas City, E B Campbell to Kansas City, and Constance Russell returned home near Independence after visiting Lottie and Anna Taubman.

Leonard Goodloe Odessa Mary Meisenhelter Kansas City Constance Russell Independence Misses Lottie Anna Taubman

We Love Work and Better Concrete Mixing

We Love Work promotes updating concrete mixing with modern equipment. John I. Ashurst claims their mixer is the market’s best, promising cheaper, better results since the concrete is fully mixed.

John I. Ashurst

Christmas fruit cakes and bakery goods offered at 35¢ per pound

A bakery advertises Dark and White Fruit Cake at 35¢ per pound with fresh ingredients and guarantees. It highlights Angel Food, Carmel Roll, Marshmallow Roll, Jelly Roll, pies and various breads. The shop invites customers to call No. 399 or use wagon service for bake shop products.

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