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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1920

Page

5

Prustee's Sale Notice in Lafayette Missouri Court

Sheriff M M Talbott acts as trustee to sell property described in a deed of trust dated 1912 to settle a note. Sale set for January 26, 1920, at 9 to 5, at the Court House in Lexington. Property located in Lexington Missouri, lot Fifty in Mei Town, with ten foot width on south side, to cover overdue balance and costs.

Benjamin B. Fischer Fischer Recorder of Deeds County Missouri Samuel J Merault Samuel J. Pound Lafayette Mitsoui M. M. Talbott Sheriff County Lexington Lexfayette County Mei

Blockholders Meeting Notice For Wentworth Military Academy

Blockholders meeting of Wentworth Military Academy and Literary Educational Company is announced to be held at the academy office in Wentworth Military Academy Building Lexing Zenette County Missouri on the 18th day of January at nine o clock in the forenoon for electing directors and addressing other business as may come before the corporation.

Pannus Wentworth Military Scimand Literary Educational Wentworth Military Aca- Milding Lexing- Zenette County Missouri Fenoon Elec

Anu Stockholders Meeting of Bank of Dover

Notice is given that the Anu Stockholders Meeting of the Bank of Dover will be held at a banking house in Dover Missouri on the 12th day of [month missing]. The meeting is to elect six directors for the ensuing year and no other business may properly come before it. W. E. Want, President. Philip Want, Secretary.

Anu Bank of Dover Dor Missouri Betherk, Inwiddie Philip Want Sec'y Traders Bank House of Anid Bank Lexington Sark Walter B. Waddell Allace Amercial Bank of Lexing- P Direcof Dir O Taubman

Bank and company stockholders meeting notices

Notices publish dates in 1919 1920 for Traders Bank Lexington Sar k Lexington Missouri Fay ette County Trust Company and Americal Bank of Lexing ton stockholders meetings. Meetings set to elect directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as may come before them with listed presidents and secretaries.

Final Settlement in the Hays Estate

Notice to creditors and interested parties that administrator R. Sam Hays will apply for a final settlement of Isaac O. Hays estate at the February 1920 term of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The court will convene in Lexington on the second Monday in February in the Probate Court room.

Isaac O. Hays Lafayette County Missouri Lexington R. Sam Hays

Final settlement notice for Lafayette County estates

Notice to creditors and heirs that H. D. Greer administrator de bonis non with will annexed will apply for final settlements of the estates of John P. Ardinger deceased and W. T. Bell deceased. Hearings set for February term 1920 at the Probate Court room in Lexington Missouri on the second Monday in February.

W. T. Bell de Bonis Non Lafayette County Missouri Lexington H. D. Greer

Notice of Final Settlements for Estates in Lafayette County

Notice to creditors and interested persons that executrixes and administrators will apply for final settlements of multiple estates in the February 1920 term of the Lafayette County Probate Court in Lexington Missouri. Names include M. D. Wilson Mary Williams Susan Williams Nannie Vaughan Mary Zeiler Martin Collins Jacob Masterson W. G. McCausland August Seiling. Applications to occur at the Probate Court room on the second Monday in February 1920.

Marketing Problems Highlight Co operation in Marketing

The Farmers Week program will feature a marketing section on cooperation and organizing local units. It will draw on Missouri successes in livestock grain and produce marketing. A meeting of livestock shipping association reps will discuss forming a state body to help small shippers and elevate market strength.

Missouri

Crop weights and yields highlight 1919 farm records

Over the last decade barley weighed 45.2 pounds per bushel in 1919 and 1916, below the 48 pound standard. wheat averaged 56.38 pounds in 1919, the lowest since 1904’s 55.5 with a 60 pound standard. The 1919 peanut crop reached 89 percent of full, a peak rarely matched. corn scored 89.1 quality for 1919, a level only exceeded in 1905 and 1906. Florida lettuce and celery farming adds about $1.5 million annually to truck growers’ incomes.

Florida

Stomach Troubles Cured by Thedford’s Black-Draught

Scottsbury town resident Annie Johnson recalls long constipations and purgatives worsening her stomach. After trying an arsenal of medicines, a package of Thedford's Black-Draught eased her symptoms and cured her constipation, ending headaches and feverish discomfort.

Scottsbury Ind Annie Johnson Thedford

Poultry Farming and Health Tablets Ad Lays Goals

About 4 000 acres are devoted to these crops as the area grows. Watch for pullets that lay early and mark them with a leg band to breed next spring. The tablets target indigestion and constipation, tone the stomach liver and bowels, restoring function. If you feel dull and constipated, try them.

Isolating colds and early treatment urged by doctors

Physicians warn that a bad cold should lead to isolation to prevent spread, noting colds are highly contagious like measles. The faster one cures a cold, the lower the risk of transmission, and home remedies or medicines may help reduce illness duration.

Washday And Your Own Good Health

No one knows better than the housewife what it means to hang out clothes to dry during the winter months. The hot water and cold, the dampness and steam, and the exposure of washday are all of them done away with when you send us your family washing. Remember, we iron your flat pieces free. CRAWPOOR'S LAUNDRY Phome 130.

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Prustee Jane Blockholders Meeting Sandford Sellers Wes. Waraay S. N. Hopkins Bierenshaw Fayette County Trust Npany de H. Noyes John P. Ardinger M. D. Wilson Mamie C. Wilson W. G. McCausland Sai Tate Lockie F. Arnold August Seiling Jacob 5S. Masterson City of WM. A. Masterson Susan Mary Williams M. Williams Nannie R. Vaughan B.ughan Mary E. Zeiler Samuel 4. Drysdale Martin F. Collins Chews Fletcher Castoria Indiana Headly Railroad Securities Chomnision Rondmi The eAssociation of Railway “Executives Association of Hailway Bperatives Brepartuvey New Yard Chamberlain Cas Maxine Crawpoor’s Laundry Phome
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