Trusteess sale notice for Dover lot in 1919
Trusteess sale notice for Lot One in Dover Original Town Missouri under a deed of trust dated July 1917 in Lafayette County. Trustee E N Hopkins will sell June 28 1919 at the Lexington courthouse to the highest cash bidder to satisfy the note and costs. The sale excludes 60 feet off the south end and 50 feet off the north end of the Lot.
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Shehry Aisha Nasser
Recorder of Deeds
Lafayette County
Missouri
Court House
Lexington
Dowd
Lafayette
Staite
Dover
Issouri
E. N. Hopkins
Administratrix Notice for Joasph Talbott Estate
Letters of administration granted May 1 1919 in Lafayette County Missouri to Minnie M Talbott administratrix. Claimants must exhibit within six months or be barred. after one year from grant date claims barred. Attested by Stephen N Wilson Judge of Probate with seal.
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Talbott
Lafayette County
Missouri
Meneisrs
Minnie M
Stephen N. Wilson
Administratrix Notice for Edward W Williams Estate
Let ters of Administration were granted by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri on May 7 1919 to Margaret A Williams. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year will be forever barred.
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Jackson Arnold
Probate Court
Dentyella County
Missouri
Administrator's Notice for Jackson Arnold Estate
Letters of administration for the Jackson Arnold estate were granted May 20 1919 by the Probate Court of Dent County Missouri to U G Phetzing administrator. Creditors must present claims within six months of letters granting or risk being barred from the estate. Witnessed May 20 1919 and attested May 24 1914 by Judge Stephan N Wilson.
Notice of Sale of Kever District Bonds
The Saline-Lafayette Levee District of Saline County Missouri announces a sale of district bonds up to 50000 dollars to fund levee construction. Bonds bear 6 percent interest, semiannual coupons, and maturing one tenth annually from 1922 onward. Sealed bids are due by May 24, 1919, noon, at Harvey & Bellamy law office in Marshall. Levi Kra mer is secretary of the board.
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Saline-Lafayette Levee
Circuit Court
Saline County
Missouri
Levi Kramer
Board of Supervisors of Levee District
Malta Bond
F. D
Harvey & Bellamy
Marshall
Lafayette County 89th Division Arrives Wednesday Morning
A number of Lafayette county boys of the 89th Division arrived Wednesday morning.
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Lafayette County
89Th Division
Cut This Out and Take It With You
A shopper forgets the exact article name and takes a substitute, leading to disappointment. The advertisement urges cutting out the card to ensure obtaining Chamberlain's Tablets, claimed satisfactory for constipation and indigestion.
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Chamberlain
Burgess of Waverly Visits Doctor Bates Briefly
Raymond Burgess of Waverly and a member of the 89th Division stops here Wednesday for a short visit with Dr. Geo W. Bates on his way home. Miss Carrie Loomis’ pupils held a Tuesday recital at her studio on Franklin Ave with a large crowd attending. Golda Brinkerhoft received top honors. Mr Wister reports indigestion cured by Chamberlain’s Tablets after a 1909 attack and a free sample by mail led to continued use.
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Raymond Burgess
Waverly
Geo. W. Bates
Carrie Loomis
Franklin Ave
Golda Brinkerhoft
Mr. Wister
Chamberlain
Wm. B. Wisler
Douglasville
Captain Groves Returns After Two Years in Army Service
Capt William L Groves, disbursing officer in the U S Army for the past two years, has been discharged and returned home from military service.
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William L. Groves
U.S. Army
Relief of Rheumatic Pains Liniment Notice
For the relief of rheumatic pains massage the affected parts with Chamber Jain's Liniment. It will relieve the pain and make rest and sleep possible when stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints hinder movement.
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Jain
Mrs. F. L. Davis Visits St. Louis Kin at Bates Home
Mrs. F L Davis and son Frank L Jr of St Louis visit at the home of her father Dr Geo H Bates.Miss Opal and Miss Ruby Early of Kansas City were guests over Sunday of Miss Ella D Nickell.
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F. L. Davis
Gon
Frank L. Jr
St. Louis
Geo. H. Bates
Opal
Ruby Early
Kansas City
Ella D. Nickell
Booze Not a Cure For Colic and Stomach Ailments
From the Ames Iowa Intelligencer a warning against giving alcohol for pain colic or stomach ache. The piece notes people wrongly rely on whiskey when a sick person asks for relief and urges seeking medical help or the Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a safer option.
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Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Chamberlain
Mrs Ferguson Visits Ottawa Kin with Young Son
Mrs R H Ferguson and her young son Robert of Ottawa Kansas arrived Thursday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs B B Frazer in town.
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R. H. Ferguson
Robert
Ottawa
Kansas
B. B. Frazer
Grand and Glorious Feeling During Patrols Behind Lines
A fragmentary account depicts long patrols behind the enemy line, moments of aesthetic reflection, and an encounter with German prisoners after a battle near a French bayonet, with references to harvest work and sugar making.
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The
Sore
Why She Declined in London Anewera
In a terse LondonNewera report, a dialogue shows He and She debating marriage. He asks why, She replies she has sworn not to marry, implying a deeper vow or prior commitment beyond their knowledge.
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London
Epilepsy and Influenza Immunity Noted in French Study
Maillard and Brame of the Ricetra Paria report in Lac Francais Medicale on two influenza waves in hospital regions during June and October. They find grip severity higher in epileptics and that severe fevers reduce subsequent injury, with an initial wave conferring immunity to a second.
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Maillard
Brame
Paria
Deserted Peace Palace and Geneva’s political glare
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes citizens of Geneva face scorn as the Peace Palace story unfolds. A gloomy observer hopes no one repeats The Hague’s past ambitions, warning of cynical judgments amid the capital’s tense mood.
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Geneva
Teague
Hague
Birmingham Age-Herald
War Economist Quip Reveals Wardrobe Split Humor
In a Sydney Bulletin snippet a witty exchange features a War Economist noting two hats or dresses, while Snord War Economist counters that only one dress suffices for both. The humorous dialogue highlights frugality and banter over attire.
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Sydney Bulletin
Perpetual Ponderer Questions Daylight Savings Loss
A man known for constant thoughtfulness laments daylight saved by clock changes vanishing. He jokes about where the extra daylight went after setting the clocks forward. The piece reads with a wry, observational tone typical of a light humorous column.
Abbreviations and the Bolahevist Confusion
A fragmentary dialogue has a boy asking about a bolahevist and a father offering a playful definition linking it to backing up with TNT. The text reads as a garbled exchange about language and belief. It preserves odd spellings and a humorous mishearing.
Howl Warnings to Sailors and Sound Magnification Devices
An early piece discusses enlarged sound as a modern idea with devices like the minuphone amplifying inaudible noises. It notes wartime uses to locate enemy guns and mining operations, plus Lang Island sound amplification gear using a steam engine to power six megaphones shouting warnings in all directions.
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Lang Island
Soand
Iim
Salvage venture revives Tobermory Armada wreck tale
Salvage operators plan to raise and restore parts of the old armada galleon in Tobermory Bay Scotland. The effort aims to recover the hull silver gold jewels and crown regalia reportedly stored for a coronation ceremony of a Parma duke and Catholic England king. The renewed search recalls prior wrecking and attempts after a winter storm and a disastrous flight.
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Tobermory
Tobermory Bay
Scotland
Rome
Parma
England
Tobernory
Aoa
Revival of Manx Language Declines Under British Skepticism
British authorities doubt success of reviving Manx as Isle of Man’s common speech. Most locals are Celtic stock with Goidelic roots, and the language has largely fallen out of daily use among peasants. Bible and Book of Common Prayer were translated a century and a half ago, and vernacular services have faded.
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Isle of Man
Mans
Waste Bark Use Proposed From Hemlock Bark Tests
Waste hemlock bark, once deemed of little value in paper manufacture, can be repurposed for mounting and guarding officers of the forest where feasibility for such use is studied. Recent texts at the Wisconsin Forest Laboratory in Madison show no major technical difficulty and the product proves satisfactory from the tanners’ view.
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Fords
Forest Borview
Madison
Wis
Uplift and Misunderstanding Mark Policy Shift
A speaker asserts ongoing uplift while confronting a misunderstood self. He notes a luxury tax enacted immediately after his key remarks, raising prices further. The exchange highlights tension between lofty rhetoric and real-world policy effects on costs.
Canadian Livestock Values in 1918 Show Large Totals
The report lists Canada’s farm livestock value for 1918 totaling 1,326,766,000 with horses at 159,000,000 and milk cows at 7,244,000. Other cattle amount to 396,814,000, total cattle 706,058,000, sheep 48,802,000 and swine 112,751,000.
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Canada
The Verdict on the German Front Bottling Idea
A reader asks what is thought now of the strategy to bottleneck German forces at the war's start, calling it a "fine good idea" and inviting discussion on its effectiveness and consequences.
Jury Service Pay Mess Ends With Humble Request
A Brooklyn Ledger note recounts jurors packed into a courtroom as pay changes spark chatter. One man asks for help in sending his $101 jury allotment to his wife, claiming she knows nothing of the trial and hoping to avoid misunderstandings.
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George Murphy
Guinan Tn Uw
Ehigl
Lic
Ity
Brooklyn Lagle
Fragmentary quotation from unnamed text
Fragmentary OCR excerpt shows archaic dialogue and garbled attributions. No clear event, date, person, or location emerges to form a factual news card. The readable bits imply a dismissive exchange but lack coherent context or reporting details for a proper summary.
New Zealanders Fight Tigers and Allies in War Report
A fragmentary dispatch from the New Zealand fighting force references their war role and shared honors with Australian and British units. It notes decorations and insignia amid Allied operations, highlighting the title’s broad recognition and the troops’ distinguished service as described in the cited sources.
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Ayia
Ava
New York
Solan Wealth Compared to Rockefeller Question
A fragment cites Solan as comparatively rich depending on whether one uses me as capital or Mr Rockefeller, reflecting a dated quotation about wealth and status in business circles. The text appears as a garbled commentary with names Beston and Svan.
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Solan
Cagypuriaen
Rockefelloe
Beston
Setipil
Under Suspicion Bootlegging Inference Sparks Talk
The fragment hints at suspicion around a man accused of proposing a drink, with Uncle Bill remarking on social drinking norms and hinting that the man might be a bootlegger. The dialogue suggests community gossip and distrust without clear names or events.
Honoring a Soldier and a Service Flag Moment
A brief vignette quotes a family member about returning service and plans for a marriage, reflecting postwar customs. The remark hints at displaying the service flag in the home window as a symbol of pride and remembrance.
Optimist Reflects on Mood and Relaxation
A concise dialogue explores optimism and cheer, noting that even an optimist moments of relaxation occur, balancing hopeful outlook with occasional quiet breaks. The exchange centers on temperament and pauses in daily mood.
Rainfall totals and travel notices from local area
Mr. Keithly reports 12 inches of rain fell Sunday night. Mrs. Roy Rucker has left Central College commence ment exercises and travels home to Keytesville Missouri. Mrs. Carl Tagtbuehring, son Carl Jr and Miss Genevieve Blee of Kansas City arrive for a visit. George Williams travels to Richmond after the death of his nephew Carl Williams. Rev and Mrs W H Comer of Versailles were Sunday guests of daughter Mrs G H Bates.
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Keithly
Roy Rucker
Central College
Keytesville
Carl Tagtbuehring
Carl, Jr
Genevieve Blee
Kansas City
George Williams
Richmond
Carl Williams
W H. Comer
Versailles
G. H. Bates
Castoria notice and Kansas travel notices
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tucker and their daughter left Wednesday for Sedan Kansas after visiting Mrs. Tucker's parents Mr. and Mrs. C L Glasscock. Mrs. A E James left for Los Angeles for an extended visit. Mrs. George Wallace and Polly returned to Kansas City after attending college commencement. Mrs. William M Stonestreet left for Ottawa Kansas after visiting her parents.
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J. E. Tucker
Sedan
Kansas
George Wallace
Polly
Kansas City
Central College
William M. Stonestreet
Ottawa
C. L. Glasscock
Unclear excerpt details a superintendent dialogu
The fragment narrates a distressed individual in a college setting near a Syrnciame Menent area, who claims to be out of work and is discouraged while a superintendent responds with a harsh, demeaning remark about selling the person’s body to students. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts.
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Syrnciame Menent
Alwys
Domestic Troubles Prompted by Wife’s Confession
A Milwaukee newspaper quotes a controversial approach to marital discord. The piece notes that a husband or authority figure urges the wife to confess faults, describing a perceived method of control when she reveals personal issues. The text reflects archaic language and gendered expectations of domestic life.
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Milwaukee
Mant’s Complaint Over Ad Sparks Hushed Dispute
A distraught woman in a SW district sternly questions a man about job ads, accusing him of advertising for a stout woman to perform bowie work. The exchange unfolds amid a tense, public scene with onlookers nearby.
New Screw Fastener Patent for Wool Bale Bonds
Australian inventor secures patent for a screw fastener designed to tighten wool bale bonds. The device grips bales securely and allows marrow bands to be used, claiming improved stability and reduced handling risk in bale storage and transport.
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Hiventor
Interesting Text Books for Geography and History
A school seeks new stamp albums to teach geography and history. Teachers aim to collect varied resources to attract students, with a focus on engaging text books for both boys and girls. The effort targets broader interest and practical study aids to enhance lessons.
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Tae
Optimistic Thought at a Low Station
A cryptic note describes a low station offering safety to better hone a high one amid danger. The statement contrasts cautious preparation with risk, implying a mindset of gradual progress under perilous conditions.
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Edward W. Williams
Probate
Dad
Margaret A, Williams
G. Phetzing
Stephan N. Wilson
KEVER
Levi Krame Mrereta
Board of
Lune-Latapette
Waveo District
Fletcher
Catron - Taubman
Abstract & Agency
John Taubman & Son Insurance Agents
Lexington, Missouri
Prinster
Duanst
Sie
Leni
Worth
Good Riddance
Tom
Slaughter
Dirk
Uncle Bill
Traders Bank
SONIH
Ony
Boston Shoe Store
Mike Geoneske
City Hall
Franklin Avenue
C. B. Kingery
Justeopateic
Peeeneet Eotee
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