Weather and crop prospects in Missouri May report
Missouri farmers show optimism as Anheuser-Busch notes Budweiser bottled at home plant. May weather was cool, aiding farm work. rainfall in Columbia reached 3.25 inches. Corn planted 81 percent, wheat and oats conditions improve, barley and alfalfa strong. Tobacco acreage down, peach crop nearly a failure. fruit outlook remains generally good with record strawberry harvest needing pickers.
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Missouri
Columbia
Gottom
Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County 1912 Week Ending June 1
Deeds filed in Lafayette County Missouri record office show transfers for diverse properties including Odessa Higginsville and Lexington. Notable entries include Ike Noyes abstract firm handling, Ritter heirs to Sam Ritter, Boxley to Della Boxley, and multiple parcels in Noltings and Nolting's additions. Also listed are farms near Lexington, Taukman’s addition to Lexington, and Dover town parcels with payments ranging from 1 to 12 thousand dollars.
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Recorder's Office
Lafayette County
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Lexington
Ike
Noyes
Martin R. Snow
Daisy D
Josie A. McCombs
W. D
Odessa
Gustav A. Ritter Et
Simon Ritter
Sam Ritter
W.D
Nottings
Higginsville
Benjamin Paughen
Sarah Ellen
William Oscar Panghern
Gilbert Ritter
Daniel Hoefer
Samuel Ritter
Nolting
George Boxley
Della Boxley
George Troy Boxley
Dina B. Stark
Fritz Stark
Christ Dieckmeyer
Stark
Dickmeyer
B. Taggart
Edwin S. Taggart
Aullville
Aull
M. D. Wilson
Fred T. Hix
South Side
Missouri Crop Report from Secretary T C Wilson May End
The Missouri crop report issued by the State Board of Agriculture aims to present factual crop conditions. It emphasizes truth over glossy presentation and notes the May end date as the reporting period.
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Missouri
T. C. Wilson
State Board of Agriculture
Sheriff’s Sale in Lafayette County Missouri
Public sale of real estate to satisfy delinquent taxes and costs. Property lies in Lafayette County Missouri Township 49 Range 5, end southeast quarter. sale conducted at the courthouse on a June term. Sheriff Winfield B. Peafer announces sale to the highest bidder for cash at the front door.
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Lafayette
Missouri
Winfield
Auction Notice of Real Estate in Lafayette Private District
A 1940s style public sale in Lafayette county Missouri lists parcel details in Chip Hill, Lot 14, Block 14, amid a mortgage settlement. The sale aims to cover debts from 1916 with bids opening near the courthouse term of May day. Probate records name Elm s Peacock, Bherit and Lam county as officials.
Sheriff's Sale Notice from Lafayette County Missouri
The Sheriff's sale in Lafayette County Missouri occurs June 17, 1912, at the court house hours. Real estate described as Lot Five and Six of Blocked "CO" in the town of Cotentia is offered to settle delinquent taxes for 1904 1908 1909 1910 totaling 415.00 plus interest and commissions. Sheriff Winfield Peacock publishes the notice.
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Lexington
Lafayette County
Mieéquif
Rqwald
Lafayette
Public Auction Notice in Lafayette County Missouri
A sheriff sale notice issued by the circuit court of Lafayette County Missouri announces a public auction of real estate on a June 1912 date. The property lies along Ambury Avenue and East Street in Laneton with nearby blocks and streets described. Bids will be accepted in front of the courthouse door during court hours once the sale is conducted under a writ from the Missouri collector of revenue.
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Othe Wiikenhorst
Hérman Kueck
Vietus
Lanneton
Elby
Amburys
Agi
Shelby
Lafayette County
Sasbun
Cure Constipation with Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
Readers ask how to cure constipation and Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is promoted as the natural solution. The ad claims it trains the stomach and bowels, strengthens nerves, and offers lasting relief with tonic ingredients. Endorsers include John Graveline of Detroit and J A Vernon of Oklahoma City. samples are free by writing to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.
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Health Hints
Westions and Answers
Caldwell
John Graveline
Milwaukee Ave
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Vernon
Oklahoma City
Liberty trip ties to Jewell College commencement
Dr. C. L. Fowler and Rev. A. S. Winslow traveled to Liberty on Tuesday to attend the commencement exercises at William Jewell College. Miss Dora Peacock returned Tuesday from Pratte Kansas where she had been visiting her brother Walter. She was accompanied home by her sister in law Mrs Walter Peacock.
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C. L. Fowler
A.S. Winslow
Liberty
William Jewell College
Dora Peacock
Pratte
Kansas
Walter
Walter Peacock
Subscribe Now for Lexington Chautauqua Tickets
Subscriptions for tickets to the Lexington Chautauqua may be made at Crenshaw and Youngs or Day and Stonestreet, or from listed gentlemen including C. L. Ristine, B. N. Hopkins, 8. Boyd White, W. M. Hoge, BE. M. Taubman, Dr. W. R. Bekle, W. P Clark, Welter B. Waddell, John Taubman, R. M. Sale, W. P. Roach, J. C. Coffin, EH. Ty Phillips, Claude Marquis, J. C. Graddy, Dr. John Mann, Wilmington, Nathan Gordon, J. L. Groves.
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Lexington
Postal Depositors May Exchange Debts for Bonds
By June 1 1912 postal savers may swap all or part of deposits for US registered or coupon bonds in 20 100 and 500 dollar denominations bearing interest from July 1 1912 at 2 1 4 percent per year payable semi annually redeemable after one year and payable 20 years from issue in gold. Postal bonds are exempt from all US taxes and from state local taxes.
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Postal Savings System
United States
Dean's Kidney Pills touted in Lexington ad testimonial
In Lexington Missouri residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary issues. Mrs Hasie Bailey reports relief from rheumatic twinges after using the remedy, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as sole US agents. Price sixty cents. testimonials urge others to try the product.
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Lexington
Dean
Hasie Bailey
Pranklin Avé
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Local residents make short visits before weekend departures
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Stegen returned Friday to Higginsville after visiting here with friends and relatives. Miss Martha M. Wood and her niece Mazie Hulver left Friday for a visit in Eldorado Springs. Mrs. Robert A. Wilson went to Kansas City for a few days. Col. James Hale also went to Kansas City on business.
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G. W. Stegen
Higginsville
Martha M. Wood
Mazie Hulver
Eldorado Springs
Robert. A. Wilson
Kansas City
Col. James Hale
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William F
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Wm. C. Beatie
Higginsville Presbyterian Church
North
Asbury
Edgar Filler
John D
George S. Piller
Frederick Krentz
U. G. Phetzing
William Sondker
Wellington
Taubman Realty and Agricultural Co
Kilw
Wilson W
Taukman
Anna R. Meng
John W
Keller W
Mary Hineh
Andy
Laura Goodwin
Davis
Fleca A. Calvin
Robert
Dover
Mae K. Montague
James H. Holman
C.D
Missouri Crop Report
Sheriff's Sale
Amjwedurl
Platntite
Coleman Schooler
Speciil
Thie Elroult
Minsour'l
Mirwouri
Sheriff's
Miesou
Mikwouri
Lavette
Ellen
Mitaour
Lamb County
Miiniduirt
James Halsey
Nty
I Wilton
Ayette County
Seourt
Intite
Arid
Tamapetts Paige
Alinaourt
Misaouri
Lafayette Gountte
Misssouri
A. Egle
Franklin Ave
Oxington
Gelzer
Plattenburg Coal Company
Aetc
Woal
George M Vaughan
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Anklin St
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E. J. Kampf
J. m
Mazda
Electric Light Co
GEO. Wittenburg
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