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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1918

Page

3

Transfers Filed in Lexington Recorder’s Office Week ending 1918

Transfer notices list multiple property deeds in Fayette County with dates, buyers, sellers, and amounts. Notables include Ike H. Noyes as abstract manager compiling deeds from Lexington, Higginville, and Till Heights with parcels priced from 200 to 10,000 dollars. Residents J. Jacoby, Delia Crowder, Katherine Ray, and Emma Wolters appear among grantees. Local social note: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Petering of Higginaville visited the Fourth with Mrs. C. Roth.

Recorder Weexington Lafayette Co Ini Fayette County Abstract Co Xington Ike H. Noyes Anager, Abstract & Farm Loans Orville F. Cantébury Petar Trigg W. D Walker's Add Higginaville Ernest R. Miller Jos J. Jacoby W. D Delia A. Crowder Jos. C. Id Minnie C. Talbott Lexington Leslie Miller Katherine Ray Till Heights Emma Wolters Edward Woltzes Geo Chamblin E. M. Miller C. D

Notice forbids hunting on farm properties by named signers

We the undersigned hereby notice that hunting on the farm property in our charge is forbidden and all parties haunting on same will be prosecuted. List of names follows. Miss Alice Aryan visited Concordia Wednesday evening. Miss Susie Brawner returned Friday from Kansas City. Miss Susie Chambers went to Kansas City Friday for a visit.

Oswald Winkler Ryland Hickey Joe Williams Chas Meyer Fr. H. Lichte Dr. Frey Wm. Hackley Wm. Neenkamp August Leuhrman Joe Kretzmeyer John Dreyer Jim’ “Williams Henry Offel John B. Logan M. C. McFadin John Qun- Wu Ben Willard John Willard Alice Aryan Concordia Susie Brawner Priday Kansas City Susie Chambers C. T. Ryland Cora Granstaff Mary Misenhelter N. Talbott J. Boxley Odessa Waterloo Leonard Goodloe Wellington Burris Helm Lester Selby Misa Elia Roy Pleasant Hill M. E. Mills Warrensburg Mills Lexington Mildred Cole

Chiropractic Proponents Claim Merit and Broad Use

In the face of criticism and opposition, Chiropractic asserts it is right and overcoming obstacles. Thousands of practitioners serve people from all walks of life who seek adjustments to stay well. The text urges readers to investigate and study Chiropractic as a path to health and well being.

Local Notices From Higginsville Area Social Roundup

Miss Dora Peacock hosts in Higginsville while many neighbors visit relatives in Kansas City. Attendees include Miss Nadine Robertson, Miss Lois Walton, Misses Marion Francis and Aileen Groves, and families such as the Jordans, Corders, and Morganthaler. Several moves and health updates appear, with J. C. Clung reassigned to Warsaw and others visiting kin in Missouri and Oklahoma.

Dora Peacock Higginsville Roberta Landrum Nadine Robertson Kansas City Sallie Webb R. G. W. Smiter Ernest Curry Lois Walton Dave Yancey Spencer Brown Muskogee Okla John Bawards Fannie Walton Cordell Macomb Til Carl Black J.C. Clung Warsaw Marion Francis Aileen Groves Frank Adams Carl Morganthaler Joplin G. B. Williamson W. R. Mitchell A. H. Ledford George Hudson James Oliver Lexington Martha Betty Corder Blanch Corder Geo. B. Gordon Elizabeth Gordon Oletha Davis Mary Adele Wantuck Mabei Mathene Gunther Virginia Wheeler Bettie Corder Francis Marion Ilene Groves Helen Larkin Lucile Fulkerson Virginia White Annabel Easterbey Sadie Thompson Messrs Douglas Jordan Kelling Wallace Ned Back Kenneth Jones

The Joy of Living Health Ad Promise

The notice extols good health as essential to enjoying life noting that clogged bowels cause poisons to absorb, headaches, and indigestion. It recommends Chamberlains Tablets to move the bowels strengthen digestion and restore the real joy of living. Try it.

Mrs A E James and Mrs M B Simpson Visit Concordia

Mrs A E James and Mrs M B Simpson traveled to Concordia Thursday evening for a short visit while Mrs Mary Goodman left for Wellington Thursday morning. Chamberlain's Tablets are promoted for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and offered at a quarter.

A. E. James M. B. Simpson Concordia Mary Goodman Wellington

Birgid Clapp and Clayton Young Visit Higuinaville

Mr Birgid Clapp and Clayton Young went to Higuinaville Wednesday evening to spend the Fourth. Mr and Mrs I C Schware irbent Thursday in Wellington.

Birgid Clapp Clayton Young Higuinaville I. c. Schware Wellington

Guns to France American 156 millimeter howitzers tested at Aberdeen

Article reports American 156 mm howitzers under testing at Aberdeen Maryland as part of arming U S forces for France. Observers describe firing ranges, barrages, and a new mobile testing range with heavy artillery, mortars, and long range howitzers, plus plans to ship guns directly from Aberdeen to ships bound for France.

Aberdeen New York Times Wasshington France Peshimg Ameti¢se Notso Wistington Army “Proving Ground Alwreleen W. A. Phillips United States Sso Dety Severl Niles Misseili British Ordnance Oliver Pacenh Oki Amy

Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Cited In Local Letter

A Savannah reader cites lasting relief from flux after nine years with Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The letter notes a second recovery from dysentery and mentions recommending the remedy to many neighbors. Local social notes include residents traveling to Kansas City Concordia Waterloo Wellington and Pleasant Hill for visits and trips.

Savannah Chamberlain

Guinther Boys Enlist for Officers Training Camp

Robert Guinther left for Fortress Monroe Virginia to enlist in the Officers Training camp starting July 1. He is a former quartermaster sergeant of the Ohio National Guard and ex assistant prosecutor of Summit County who resigned his post to serve. His wife visits briefly then joins relatives in New York before returning to Lexington Missouri until his return from service.

Robert Guinther Fortress Monroe Akron Summit County War Department Guinther Robert New York Lexington

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. M. Petering Higginavile CC. 'W. Roth Chiropractic H. H. Hentges H. A Sedalia U. S Rocketeer Bylander Sec’y Sedalia, Mo America Fletcher Asto Eel Castoria Uncle Sam Ft. Monroe J. L. Peak Missouri Warwick Hotel St.Louis PT Ay Brac
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