Probate Court Docket February 1919 First Day List
Long docket lists heirs executors and guardians for Lafayette County Missouri probate cases. Names include Fulkerson Templeton O Donnell Anthony Vandergrift and many others with minors, guardians, and administrators noted across multiple days from February 10 to February 20 1919. The entry ends with a certification by Judge N Wilson of the Probate Court.
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Fulkerson
J. C
Frank Jh. Fulkerson
Templeton
J. D
Olive Templeton
Seendker
William
H. Fr. Neexe
O'Donnell
James
Navel O'Donnell
S Anthony
Robert E
Ada Kk. Anthony
I Handy
John M
Roxe Aml
Samuel
Marion Lee Hoodey
Beecutapa
Werhahn
Henry
Henry C.chiles
Alexander
Ins
I Chittn
Major
William M
Cretameyer
John ¢ George
August Cretammeyer
Surel
Rene
Decenel
H. C. Thiles
I Probate Court
Lafayette County
Missour
Iid Presbate
N. Wilson
Dr C W Johnson Hix Building Ad in Lexington Miss
An old classified notice lists Dr C W Johnson advertising the Hix Building with contact by phone 252 in Lexington Missouri and nearby.
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Hix
Lexington
Misssouri
Marked Change in Alaska Describes self-sufficient food future
A historical Alaska piece notes a shift from dependency to self sufficiency. It lists Anchorage served menu items for a federal commission, highlighting Cordova soup Kachemak bisque and Seldovia halibut among regional dishes. The article touts Alaska's growing farms dairies and shipping ability to the States.
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Cook Inlet
Whitney's Ranch
Ea Strepsis
States
Deep Sea Talk of a Shark and a Libeler Tale
A fragmented marine curiosity notes a shark encounter and an odd creature tale. It mentions a team or group feeding a crab or fish to a creature, and hints at a curious exchange or gesture involving a one handed action.
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Teanne
Potash From Industrial Wastes Tested In US
W H Ross of the Intron of soils claims industrial wastes in the United States can recover about 10 percent of potash 1416 per cent of phosphoric acid and 8 percent of nitrogen from sources such as sute wastes cottonseed hulls and other by products. Nitrogen derives from caster linseed fish oils animal wastes and leather and wool by products. Cement materials may help reclaim potash from convent-plant waste.
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United States
W. H. Ross
Adage Obstructed by farmeretic Freckle Fear
“Make hay while the sun shines” argues a candy made philosopher. Farner Cantessel adds it is easy said but the group of farmers, all afraid of getting freckled, wonders what could be done.
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Farner Corntessel
Inadvertent Admission In Tea Room Conversation
The exchange records a humorous dialogue where one guest admits visiting Germany and boasts about meeting agreeable acquaintances, while another remarks on associating with common people rather than aristocracy. It captures social tension and class commentary in a light, dated tone.
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Germany
Noc
Child's Quip Leads to Odd Car Ride Threat
A family moment turns comic as a boy teases his uncle about riding home in the street car. The boy finally agrees to ride in the uncle's car if he must, joking he will sit next to a “gneez er” and get a dent.
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Uncle
Billy
Portable House Banter Sparks Summer Move
A light exchange centers on a portable house as one man jokes about spending the season there and relatives failing to locate it while the other man winks and confirms the portable setup. The dialogue highlights mobility and misdirection in a casual rural setting.
Missouri Food Administration to close January 31
Columbia Mo Jan 20 The Missouri Division of the U S Food Administration will end January 31. Offices in Columbia and county offices close then with remaining rules enforced by the Washington office. Mumford lauds patriotic support of consumers dealers and hotel and restaurant operators and credits women for conservation efforts amid a wartime wheat shortage.
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Columbia
Missouri
United States Food Administration
F. B. Mumford
Food Administration
Mumford
Washington
Fruit and Ornamental Trees Ad Offer From Chas Teubner
Last winter sickness kept me from visiting customers yet I now solicit orders for fruit and ornamental trees grapevines raspberries currants gooseberries and more all at low prices. If you lack time tell a relative to send in orders and I will include a present. Freight paid delivery from 2006 Washington Ave Lexington MO. Time is the test of truth. Doan's Kidney Pills endorsed for kidney and back issues by Mrs. D W Weedin. Also Landis Christmas Savings Club membership at Traders Bank for youth. Missouri editors praise Food Administration coverage.
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Dean
Lexington
D. W. Weedin
Railroad St
Doan
Landis
Traders Bank
Real estate transfers in Lafayette County Missouri 1919
Lexington Missouri week ending January 18 1919 Compiled by Lafayette County Abstract Co The H Noyes Manager M Reynolds and wife to Benjamin J Petty W D 500 lot 7 S M Reynolds Subd Margaret E Oliver to John C Verne Wetterhahn W D 700 lot 29 Chas Liese second Add Corder Nanny Ainsworth to Silam Jackson wife W D 80 lots 4 6 7 8 block 4 Davis Add Lexington Ray Thompson wife to Fred C Schwarz wife W D 1900 lot 1 Price Add Lexington John Kammeyer wife to Wm Stiewemeyer W D 500 NE SE NW 19 48 24 Adolph Brackman to David Rehkop W D 500 Et Els NW NW1y 14 48 24 Fr H Niemeyer wife to Wim Sass W D 215.63 part 25 49 24 W Ada Wood husband to Robert Moore W D 1200 all their int in to lot 8 0% lot 6 Patterson Smiths Add John Q Cope wife to Ethel C Beebe W D 275 lot 6 Southside Add Lexington Anna Luttrell Dawson husband Wm R Corser wife W D 2075 Sta SW1 2 Nig NW 11 part SEI NW 14 11 48 26 Georgie A Wheatley husband to Wm R Corser wife W D 2075 S SW 2 N SW 11 part SE NW 11 48 26
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Recorder's Office
Lexington
Lafayette Co
Missouri
Lafayette County Abstract Co
H. Noyes
Manger
As. M. Reynolds
Benj. J. Petty
S. M. Reynold
Margaret E. Oliver
John C
Verne Wetterhahn
Chas. Liese
Corder
Nanny Ainsworth
Silam Jackson
W. D
Davis
Ray Thompson
Fred C. Schwarz
Price
Adolph Brackman
David Rehkop
Els
John Q. Cope
Ethel C. Beebe
Southside
Anna Luttrell Dawson
Wm. R. Corser
Georgie A. Wheatley
What to Use to Prevent Appendicitis
Lexington readers learn a claimed remedy using buckthorn bark glycerine Adler-i-ka to flush the entire bowel and supposedly prevent appendicitis. The ad promises instant relief from sour stomach gas and constipation by removing foul matter, naming Wester main Barnett Drug Co as a seller.
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Lexington
Westermain & Barnett Drug Co
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