McGrew announce birth of daughter in July 1916
Mr and Mrs James C McGrew announce the birth of a daughter on Monday July 3 1916.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
2
Mr and Mrs James C McGrew announce the birth of a daughter on Monday July 3 1916.
A note states she returns home to Kansas City on Wednesday following a visit in town with Miss Kate Taegtbuehring.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture reports favorable late June weather boosting crops. Corn shows varied planting progress and strong growth. wheat yields will be low but conditions are generally good. oats are high with potential state yield over 30 million bushels. Other crops like hay, clover, alfalfa, pastures, and various acreage figures show strong activity and varied prospects. Additional notes cover canning guidance for vegetables, poultry raiser tips, and farm management advisories.
The Edenview church ladies host a lawn social at George R. Young’s residence on Wednesday night July 13. Public invited. advertisement appears in the Intelligencer.
A notice of sale by a trustee for a deed of trust dated October 10 1913 records in Lafayette County Missouri announces auction on June 30 1916 at the Lexington court house for Lot Four in Block 42 Houx's Addition Lexington to satisfy the promissory note and costs. The property is in Lafayette County Missouri and was conveyed to the trustee to secure payment.
Executor announces letters testamentary on the estate of George Gray deceased were granted on the 10th day of April 1916 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must file for allowance within six months of the letters date or be barred from benefits. claims not exhibited within one year from the last publication date will be forever barred. This 10 or January 19 1918.
Notice of a special election under the Local Option Law to determine if spirituous and intoxicating liquors including wine and beer shall be sold within Lexington city limits Lafayette County Missouri. Election set for July 15 1916 with ballots reading For the Sale of Intoxicating Liquor or Against the Sale of Intoxicating Liquor. Published in Lexington Intelli cher for four weeks.
The Lexington Missouri City Council invites sealed proposals from banking corporations for custody of city funds. Bids due July 8 1916 at 7 30 PM to the City Clerk. Bids must state percent rate on daily balances and bond to the City. Council may reject any bids. June 13 1916.
Letters testamentary granted June 13 1916 by Lafayette County Probate Court Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. Publication dated June 19 1916.
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