For Sale Item Notice From Local Office
For sale by auction or inquiry at this office is a hand plane and miscellaneous tools. Interested buyers should inquire at this office for details and terms.
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
5
For sale by auction or inquiry at this office is a hand plane and miscellaneous tools. Interested buyers should inquire at this office for details and terms.
Kansas City guests including Ada Bullard Neil Yitop Siar tha Nige and others visited the city during the first tiv week. Mea OC Boling returned to We boat in Birteleville Oklahoma. P H Larkin shipped cattle Monday. A Lutheran picnic occurred at Alma on Wednesday. A large crowd could not accept the position and the place remains vacant.
A terse ad fragment offers Ica Cream and ice delivery across the city with a taunting claim to tarnish rivals. It cites phone contact 694 and notes prompt fulfillment of feed orders at Gelser's with a phone line referenced.
Local tidbits report H G Asbury in town on business and George Rogge visiting Sedalia last weekend. Several residents travel to Kansas City Columbia and Warsaw for events and visits. The Corder band, Modern Woodmen, and local residents attend a memorial service and decorations day. A baseball game 15 to 14 favors Corder. school moves and medical notes conclude the item.
Three essentials for proper painting are pure white lead Dutch Boy Paint Adviser, pure linseed oil, and a painter who knows his business. When these are used, property will be painted correctly and last longer. Dutch Boy Paint Adviser No Prec, National Lead Company, 722 Charted St. St. Leode, Ma.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the firm of Nicholson & Bartels will please call and settle their accounts.
The colored schools of the city held their closing exercises Friday evening, May 27. Prof. Green has long led the department and demonstrated notable capability. The program featured both teachers and pupils in a refined display marking the year’s end.
The Lexington shop announces its soda fountain is open and pledges to serve the best ice cream and ice cream soda. L. W. Marshall at 1120 Franklin Ave signs the notice.
A trust deed defaults on a Missouri property in Lafayette County triggers a public sale by the trustee. The notice describes the property boundaries, legal description, and sale details to the highest bidder at the courthouse in Lexington on a specified date. The document names Katherine Barnhardt and W C Barnhardt as grantors and Henry C Wasace as witness.
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