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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
6
Sheriff Oscar Thomas offers multiple sheriff's sales in Lafayette County Missouri. Auctions include lots in Lexington and Mayview for debt recoveries against Robt Gotbodant Stewart Abbott and others, with properties such as Lot 4, Block 4 Adams Addition and Lot 31, Block 34 Cauthorn Miller Wedd subdivision.
An omnibus notice lists multiple Lafayette County Missouri property forfeitures by order of special executions. Dates span August 4 1908 to August 8 1908 with sale times from forenoon to afternoon in Lexington at the courthouse, with bidders invited to bid cash on the described real estates to satisfy judgments.
The State of Missouri at the relation and to the use of J Pulkerson collector of Lafayette County will sell on Friday August 1 at Lexington Missouri at noon and five o'clock in the afternoon the property of James Pemberton Nellie Middleton Shell Pemberton William Middleton Louis Saunders John Pemberton and Unknown Heirs of George Pemberton at public sale to the highest bidder to satisfy tax and legal claims in the Lafayette County circuit court notice from the clerk of the court records the sale in Lexington Missouri with lists of involved parties and property to be offered for sale
Public sale notice issued by the circuit court of Lafayette County Missouri in the case of Esherif E against Mortons and others. The sale, ordered by the court, targets real estate in Lafayette County to satisfy a judgment and costs. The auction occurs at Lexington in front of the courthouse on a Friday in August 1903, with bidders to present highest offer.
Legal notice of special executions in Lafayette County Missouri naming Charles Swaney John Swany Wallace Swaney Nora Patterson and Samuel Patterson and Thomas Howard among defendants. It details real estate lots 13 and 14 in block 29 of St. Thomas addition and Lot 112 in Eastall Heights to Lexington, to be offered for sale to satisfy court-ordered costs and the execution, with dates in August and June references and sheriff’s hand seal.
The Sheriff will sell at public auction at the courthouse in Lexington Missouri on Thursday August 8 1908 at 9 am to 5 pm the real estate of Ann Benton and unknown heirs of Benton in Lafayette County Lot Nine Block One Addition to Lexington and other parcels to satisfy a special execution issued by J Pulkerson collector. The sale is in the name of George Marshall and unknown heirs of Ann Benton defendants. proceeds go to costs with sheriff’s expenses.
Special execution from Lafayette County Missouri targets Unknown Heirs of Waters and Waters, with J J Fulkerson as rep for the State. Public sale set at Lafayette County Courthouse, August 7, 1908, to settle real estate including Waterhouse and Reid tracts in Missouri. Court orders publication and sale procedures under Missouri law.
Public auction of Middleton land in Lafayette County Missouri set for August 4 1903. The sale encompasses multiple described parcels in sections 3 and 16 with various quarters and fractions in Township and Range as listed, conducted by Sheriff Oscar Thomas under order of the Lafayette County Circuit Court with Blackwell and Son as attorneys for plaintiffs.
The circuit court of Lafayette County Missouri orders sale of coal mining property on August 6 1900 at Lexington courthouse front door between 9am and 5pm. Includes Matthews Mayview coal lands and mining equipment boats boilers tracks tools and all mine operation gear with the coal rights and mining claims. Conducted by H C Wallace attorney Oscar T.
Bond holders in Olle County Missouri are warned of a bond call on five per venue bonds of denomination 1000 dollars each. The bonds mature on the first day of 1904 and are payable at the county office. Interest remains due through the call date and the notice directs action by holders to present for payment.
A notice of trust sale for Susan Dusky and George Dusky due to a deed dated June 1 1001 to secure notes, with sale set August 1 at the Lafayette county courthouse in Lexington. It also lists final settlements in the estates of Virgie Horliens and James Thorp to be heard at the Lafayette county probate court in August.
Notice announces bidding for repairs on upper Cable bridge at lower site on July 4 1908 with inspection at 10 o clock and bid duties plus an administrator notice for Julius Stalifort estate Lafayette County Missouri requiring claims within one year and two years for action with public administrator statement and order of probate May 1903
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