Major's unanimous Senate confirmation of Major appointments
Jefferson City January 27 The first executive session of the Senate considered ten appointments by Governor Major. All were confirmed without debate for four year terms. Appointees include Sidney May and John Drabelle as St. Louis election commissioners, Thomas Anderson excise commissioner, Joseph Dillard Sedalia state hotel inspector, S A Newman Cassville prison physician, Thomas Speed Mosby Jefferson City beer inspector, D C McClung Jefferson City penitentiary warden, Charles Revelle Jefferson City state superintendent of insurance, John P Mitchell Columbia state bank commissioner, Frederick Fricke St Louis dairy inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Senate
Major
Sidney C. May
John W. Drabelle
St. Louis
Joseph Dillard
Sedalia
S. A. Newman
Cassville
Penientiary
Thomas Speed Mosby
D. ©. McClung
Charles, Revelle
John P. Mitchell
Columbia
Frederick
Fricke
St Louis
Fool Sna
Deeds Filed in Lafayette County Recorder Office
Week ending January 25 1913 deeds compiled by Lafayette County Abstract Company Lexington Missouri list transfers including Lydia Thieman to Lewis Thieman for 7950 W 44 8 W 4449 25. Wm N Davis to John Davis, 1 SW 4 SW 45 8 B 44 SE 3 6. John Cobb to S Utan and wife for 8500 W 1D 8500. other transfers noted with locations and parcel references.
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Recorder's Office
Lafayette County
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Missouri
Palm Loans
Lydia Thieman
Lewis W. Thieman
N. Davis
John RR. Davis
J. W. Belles
Geo. W. Petty
W. D
Wira H. Wemberton
Theo B. Byrom
Stee
Dn. Sens
Real estate transfers roll through Odessa Lexington district
A string of property deals across Odessa and Lexington is recorded, with parties including McCormack to Ropna barger, Wade to Joseph S. Lannah, Farmers Bank of Odeon to Lone, Bartman to Fritz Kirchoff, Campbell to Moorehead, Gunn to C andeucinda Gunn, Laughlin to Caroline Collings, Roy to David Gripp, and Anll & Wilson to I. B.Tranmer. Transactions cover multiple parcels, holdings, and dollar amounts ranging up to 3,800.
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McCormack
D. HH
Lee M. Ropnabarger
Daal
Wade
Joseph S. Lannah
Wing N. & EL
Brisch
Farmers Bank of Odeon
Lone W. D
Odessa
Martha A. Davidson
James P. Chinn
Pat W
Athair Bartman
Fritz Kirelhoff
Doel
Concordia
Theo
Teustees
W.D
Lexington
L. Chamblin
Janes C Andeucinda Gunn
Alex. W. Laughlin
Caroline I. Collings
Louis A. Roy
Wilt
David
Gripp
Anll & Wilson
I. DB
Tranmer
Tlexington
WANTS WANTED A six or eight room house
Classified small ads list housing needs including a six or eight room house sought by W. McKown via Mrs. Mark's. Also six five room cottage for rent on South 13th street and rooms in Wilmot and Vaughan buildings. Lost fur lined glove. Sashk 80 acre farm for sale near Corder. Wanted sales agent for guaranteed oils and paints. Job offers for a stockman with boiler and powder to Lafayette county. Salary listed and address in Indiana.
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W. McKown
Mrs. Mark's
South 13Th Street
Miss Eva Worthington Arrives for Brief Kansas City Visit
Miss Eva Worthington of Kansas City arrived Wednesday evening for a few days' visit here with relatives. A party went to Napoleon yesterday on business.
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Eva Worthington
Kansas City
Napoleon ‘Esterday
Barred Rocks at farmer's prices sell fast
Connor sells barred rocks and fine cockerels at farmer's prices. Phone 474. Bour and son, Victor M., from Higginsville, traveled to Kansas City on business. Sturgis returned from Waco, Texas. Miss Alice Peak and Miss Marguerite Bates, visiting Higginsville, returned home yesterday.
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L. Ek. Connor
Freckles in a Grand Theatre Production Next Monday
The play Freckles by Mel Torton Delamater’s company is praised as a moral, popular success. It adapts the famous novel, with lavish scenery and a strong cast, and is touted as a standout stage picture for its love story and adventurous elements at Wright's Grand Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Stratton Vorter
A. G. Delamater
Beaverly
Gravstark
Mel. Torter
Children Visit Kansas City on Business and Pleasure
Ius H4erle traveled to Kansas City on business. M. Peal and daughter Miss May visited the city for a few days. Miss Mary Sawyer also went to Kansas City for a short visit yesterday.
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Ius
Kansas City
M. Peal
Miss May
Mary Sawyer
Executrix Notice for Diedrich Stalling Estate
Letters testamentary were granted to Amelia Stalling on January 9 1913 by the Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court. Claimants must exhibit claims within six months for allowance. one year to bar claims from last publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diedrich Stalling
Probate Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Amelia Stalling
Divorce Suit Notice in Lafayette County Missouri
In Lafayette County Missouri Circuit Court a divorce suit is filed by Laura A Strasburg against Charles F Strasburg. The defendant is a non resident. He is ordered to appear at the next June term in Lexington to answer the petition alleging indignities and threats. Publication of this order is required in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks.
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Lafayette County
Missouri
Laura A Strasburg
Cherlos . Strashure
Charles F. Strasburg
Staw
Chariton F. Strasburg
Lexington
Lafayette
W. Sydnor
Cireult Clark
Circuit Court
Circuit Clark
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The
Lexington Intelligencer
A. W. Arlen
Terie Werkly
Ull Potter
Pont Offion
Alli
John Cobb
S. Utan
Cobb’s Add
Rk. Fleld
Wilmot
Vaughan'suilding
Calor Brown
Finder
Sime
Rewar
Glen Refining Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Idustrial
Indianapolis
Indiana
John R. Potts
N. 10Th St
Fletcher
W. G. McCauslani
Coponianrs dc
Cldeat Hoyatta
Monn & Cy
Scientific American
E! Grillo
State OF
Clarerce Vivian Attorneys
Plainil
Joe Irvine
Judge Bradley
Denmark
Henry
Dark Bay
Kroll
Winton Station
Lexington, Mo
P. O. Telephone
E. M. Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
Zod
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Lexington, Missouri
W. G. McCausland
N. Hopkins
Lee J. Slusher
BR. Ireland
Richard Field
J. Andrew
Cashier
W. V. A. Catron
Board OF Directors
Richard Mield
J. Barnet Young
Frank Howe
Herman E. Mark
Frederick Morath
Worth Bates
Rufus Young
Walter B. Wapprell
Sandford Sellers
F. Lee Wallace
Ansa
T Casher
W. L. Groves
Teller
John Bowman
Lexington Savings Bank
Solleite
Ke, Hottman
W.P, Aull
Walter B. Waddell
Oswald Winkler
J. L. Groves
J. E. Tucker
McGrew Building
Gelzer
A. Egle
Pranklin
DR. Phelan
Bell
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