Trustee's Sale Notice and Final Settlement Notice
Trust deed dated October 22 1912 secures loan on property in Lexington Missouri. Sheriff Talbott will sell January 26 1920 at Court door Lexington to highest bidder for cash to satisfy note and costs. Final settlement notice for John P Ardinger estate before February 1920 Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin B. Fischer
Orphin
Fischer
Recorder of Deeds
Jette County
Missouri
Samuel J
Sampel J
Lafayette Ty
I. M. M. Talbott
Snate
Forendon
Lexington
Ette County
Lex
Lafayette County
Orton
Imount
M. M. Talbott
Dissolution order for Catron Taubman Abbot and Agency Co
Public notice in Lafayette County Missouri in vacation court. Creditors and stockholders are warned to show cause by February 10, 1920 why the corporation should not be dissolved. Publication in Lexington Intelli Gazette weekly for three weeks. Final settlements announced for Taubman estates and Vaughan estate with February 1920 probate court hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lafayette
Circuit Court of
Lafayette Ty
Catron
Taubman Sstract and Agency Company
Catron-Taubman Abrt and Agency Company
Lerk
Circuit Court
Latte County
Lexington Intelli
General
County
Estate of W T Hell Deceased Final Settlement Request
The estate of W T Hell deceased, the undersigned Administrator de bonis non with will annexed will apply to make a final settlement at the February term 1920 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The term begins on the second Monday in February 1920 in the Probate Court room in Lexington. H D Greer Administrator de bonis non with will annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Ardinger
Anid
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Robert Taubman
Lafayty
E. M. Taubman
R. M. Taubman
Nannie R. Vaughan
Lafayette
W.T. Hell
de Henis Non
H. D. Greer
de Bonis Non
W. G. McCausland
Lockie F. Arnold
August Seiling
Jacobs
Masterson
Susan Mary Williams
Isaac O. Hays
R. Sam Hays
Mary E. Zeiler
Amuel I. Drysdale
Martin F. Collins
Probate court notices of final settlements in Lafayette County
Multiple probate notices announce final settlements for estates in Lafayette County Missouri. Administrators seek court approval at the February 1920 term in Lexington, naming W G McCausland August Seiling Susan Mary Williams Yeecastd Isaac O Hays Mary E Zeiler Martin F Collins and others, with dates January 29 1920 stockholders meeting for College Park Association set for 4 pm at Tradera Bank to elect directors and handle business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholders of
College Park Association
Tradera Bank
BE. N. Hopkins
Lee Wallace
Visit Highlights Local Social Guests In Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Geo Fawks of Kansas City arrived Saturday for a few days visit with friends. Mr and Mrs Adolph Gorzia of Wellington spent Sunday here with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fawks
Kansas City
Adolph Gorzia
Wellington
Negative Man Not Popular in Social Circles
A discussion of the so called negative man defined as someone who always sees the dark side. The piece notes the habit may stem from temperament or habit and describes how such a person dominates conversations with constant pessimism and rarely offers an affirming remark. The character may be tiresome yet sometimes amusing.
Will Help Pay For Tools In Wife’s Garden Aid
A fragment notes a husband’s garden effort and a health insurance payout of 200 dollars after he suffered a sunstroke. The line indicates support or repayment for tools through the insurance claim. The context is limited and features quoted dialogue about assistance and a medical incident.
Poor Collector Joke Sparks Neighborhood Dialogue
A South side resident recalls a milk man reporting a square with over 40 dollars in unpaid bills. The man who lived there laughs it off, saying the milk man is a poor collector and not reflecting on the neighborhood, as cited by the Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Wehat
Squiere
Lina
Indianapolis News
Concert Critic Dismisses German Music In Witty Exchange
A sharp exchange between a blunt critic and a musician unfolds over a concert program. The critic quips that Germans err by complicating harmonious sounds with articulation, while the other side cautions the audience may not enjoy the piece.
Celebration in Questioning Independence Day Prize Fight Loss
A citizen asks about contributing to Independence Day celebrations and reveals they lost over twenty dollars on a prize fight, implying a personal financial impact tied to entertainment rather than public celebration.
A Menu Reflection on Women and Pie
A humorous exchange about blunt speech and pie serving, highlighting a witty line that a woman need not mince words when discussing pie. The quip plays on gender norms and culinary pride in a lighthearted, period-tinged tone.
A Boldier's Ambition in the Wake of War
A judge notes a bold ambition amid postwar shifts. The rookie contemplates paths beyond combat as soldiers seek new roles. A light, reflective column traces reintegration challenges and societal expectations after conflict.
His Specialty in the Army Kitchen
A hotel cook joined the army and served in the kitchen police. His brother confirms he stayed close to culinary duties, highlighting his shift from civilian kitchen work to military food service responsibilities.
Kansas City business trip for Gus Warren reads like a brief
Gus Warren traveled to Kansas City on Monday for a day of business. City Marshal Henry Seitz also took a Sunday morning trip to California, Missouri on official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Warren
Kansas City
Henry Seitz
California
Executor's Notice for Estate of James F Larkin in Missouri
Letters testamentary granted January 1 1920 by Lafayette County Probate Court Missouri to Thomas S Larkin executor all persons with claims must present them within six months of grant for allowance or be barred within one year from grant. witnesses Stephen N Wilson Judge of Probate Lafayette County sealed document filed January 13 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Larkin
Lafayette County
Missouri
Thomas
Larkin
Stephen N. Wilson
Seebate
Visitors from town take trips to Kansas City and Waverly
Mrs Jesse Menaugh visited Kansas City for a few days with Mrs Ruth Fanolio returning from a similar trip. Manly Clark went to Kansas City on business. Homer T Phillips of Warrens and Wm Rowe spent time in Lexing and Waverly on business. W J Rowe also traveled to Waverly for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Menaugh
Kansas City
Manly Clark
Homer T. Phillips
Warrensa
Wm. Rowe
Waverly
W J. Rowe
Miss Ruth Fanolio
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T. Tutt
O. Circuit Court. OF
W. T. Tutt
WM. Seiling
Fletcher
Castoria
Boldier
Birst
Vames J. WU
The
Association of Railways Executives
New York
Comamin
Mit
Catron - Taubman Abstract & Agency
Taubman & Son
Traders Bank
Btec Ding
Maxine
Scie
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