Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County 1916
Real estate transfers filed in Lexington Recorder's office for the week ending June 3 1916 detail deeds between local residents and nearby buyers. Notable entries include W E Johnson and wife to William Lorenzen and George H Jocelyn. George L Hackley and wife to Fred W Kolkmeyer. Mary R Taylor to Elizabeth C Dysart. Henry W McNeel to Joseph T Wiley. Theo Mindrup to John H Mindrup. Louis Hilgenstein to Jesse Anne. Roy E Martin to John and Amanda Mavel. George Stevenson to William Absom. and Fred W Kolkmeyer to George L Hackley. Also mentions Mrs Geo Weis joining husband for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Ike H. Noyes
W. E. Johnson
William Kelley
William Lorenzen
George H. Jocelyn
Wellington
George L. Hackley
Fred W. Kolkmeyer
Mary R. Taylor
Elizabeth C. Dysart
Hoefer
Higgineville
Henry W. McNeel
Jos. T
Maude M. Wiley
South St
Louis Hilgenstein
Jesse Anne
Roy E. Martin
John
Amanda Mavel
George Stevenson
William Absom
Russell's Ltd
Odessa
Weaning a Baby in Summer with Medical Guidance
The article advises against weaning in midsummer without physician guidance. It recommends delaying until October, gradual bottle introduction over 2-3 weeks, and using specific milk formulas with adjustments by age. It notes watch for weight gain as the key indicator and describes lime water additions to formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Ravenel
Department of Preventative Medicine
University of Missouri At Columbia
Small Town Stores Can Compete With Mail Order Firms
Advertising expert J B Powell argues small town merchants can match big city mail order profits by applying big business methods. He urges strict bookkeeping, capable clerks, good store service and 5 percent of gross sales for advertising, with home newspapers as the key local medium. Mrs Morris and daughter leave for Lincoln Nebraska as son Irwin graduates from the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Powell
University of Missouri At Columbia
Powell
Call
D. C. Morris
Theodocia
Lincoln
Nebr
University of Nebraska
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Local Testimony
A Lexington resident, Mrs. L. E. Hartman of Shelby Street, Higginsville, Mo., attests to lasting relief from back pains and swollen feet after using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. She states the benefit remains over six years later and endorses the remedy priced at 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. promotes the product from Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Hartman
Shelby Sr
Higginsville
Dean
Doan
Printing Services Ad Lists Available Materials
In need of envelopes letter heads bill heads sale bills hand bills note heads business cards window cards calling cards statements shipping tags tess notes pamphlets catalogues blotters programs legal blanks post cards call the provided phone number for quick orders and reliable printing.
Chicago and Alton timetable effective April 16 1916
Vermillion, Passenger and Ticket Agent at Higginsville Missouri publishes an East Bound timetable for the Chicago and Alton line. The schedule lists multiple trains between Kansas City St Louis Chicago and Independence with numbers 9 10 11 12 16 17 21 22 23 24 29 and 198 plus a local freight running Corder to Independence and stops at Hi in larly except Nos 23 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Alton
Missouri State Expresa Io
Kansas City
St. Louis
Kansas City-Slater
Chicago
St. Low
Night Hawk
Kansas City City
Hammer Chicago
Slater
Accomodation
Flyer St
Larly
St. Lo
Conder
Independence
Aes Directi Sia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theo. Mindrup
John H. Mindrup
W. D
Geo. Weis, Jr
Laddonia, Mo
Supreme Food Products
Supreme”’ Morris & Company
Mayr
Westerman & Rankin
Cleveland
Buffalo
Setiveland
Eee Ruffalo Transit CO
Cléveland
Pert
Crenshaw & Young Druggists
Bess Expensive
Franklin Ave
S. A
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