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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
4
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The notice announces a trustee sale for Lot 50 in the Original Town of Lexington Missouri with ten feet off the south side, to satisfy a note, under a deed of trust from 1912. Sheriff M M Talbott acts as trustee and will sell at Lexington court house on January 26 1920 for cash to highest bidder. Also included are orders of publication and multiple final settlements and estate notices for Lafayette County Missouri.
I M M Talbott Sheriff gives notice of public auction on February 18 1920 in Lexington Lafayette County Missouri to sell Lot 6 Block 25 First Addition City of Lexington to satisfy unpaid balance on a deed of trust dated June 12 1918. Sale at the house door for cash to cover note default and costs.
Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri grants guardianship of the person and estate of Wm Lee Mitchell. Creditors must present claims within one year from the grant date, or lose benefits. Mary A Collins Administratrix to apply for final court in Lexington on second Monday in February 1920.
Wm. Rush traveled to Kansas City this morning for business matters. He is expected to meet with local associates to discuss ongoing projects and potential deals.
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