Local Residents Travel and Visitors Reported
Chris Walk went to Kansas City on business. CL. Ristine and Leslie Roberts visited Joplin for four weeks. Mrs. Evan Young went to Kansas City for an abrogt visit. Luther Crenshaw returned to St. Louis after a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crowshaw returned to Kansas City after visiting relatives. Robert Berglund returned from Kansas City after a few days with friends.
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Chris Walk
Kansas City
CL. Ristine
Leslie Roberts
Joplin
Evan Young
Luther Crenshaw
St. Louis
Mrs. Thomas
Crow
Shaw
Robert Berglund
Local residents attend meetings and business trips
William ae Chee dulge J. 8. Mingenburg of Concordia attended ceremonies in Liberty on Monday. J. R. Moorehead and Capt. J. Q. Plattenbury visited Kansas City on business paths Tuesday. Aull visited Kansas City for a day while others traveled to Higginsville and Wangs City for work and errands.
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Hoc Uchiks
Liberty
William Ae Cheedulge
Mingenburg
Concordia
Losington
Seles
Wangs City
Turday
A. TL Shultz
Wigginsville
Gus Warren
Higgins Villy
Mia
Oscar Andreen
Higginsville
J. Q. Plattenbury
Kansas City
J. R. Moorehead
Deeds Filed for Record in Lafayette County Missouri
Record of 1911 deeds filed in Lafayette County Missouri includes transfers to Elizabeth and Juliet Young. Colinda Misehon to Melvin Hadler. Christine Schwab. Hannah Riddle. Badward-C Nee. John W. Clayton to Harry N. Anderson. Robt W Redhage. John W Gray et al to John D L Black. Richard Tebbe to Pearl Tebbs. Spencer T Harwood to Fannie May Harwood. Eva Thomas to Bert Mitchall. Narcissa Ferguson to Artivar Thomas. Narcissa Ferguson et al to Kenton Groom. Louis Zully to Herman Krol. Nicholas McCorkindale to Charles W McCorkindale. and other numerous parcels. County Court proceedings list support orders, tax abatements, road district actions, and a license for a wholesale liquor house in Odessa.
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Recorder's Office
Lafayette Co
Abstragt
Ike If
Noyes, Mienagar
Lexington
Ald
Albert Young
Elizabeth
Juliet Young
South Street
al RO
Houx
Colinda Misehon
Melvin Hadler W. D
East
Frederick Krooner
Christine TM
Schwab W. D
Higzkinsville
Robert W. Redhage
B.S. Wedge
Siéth
Mr Meekin
Higginsville
John W. Gray
John DL
W. D
Richard Tebbe
Pearlir Tebbs
Spencer T Harwood
Fannie May Harwood
Uta
Dover
Harwood
Flarood
Eva Thomas
Bert Mitchall
DS Long IG B. NE
Narcissa Ferguson
Artivar
Thomas W
L. Renick
C. Renick
Louis Zully
Herman Krol
McBurney
Odessa
Nicholas McCorkindale
Charles W. McCorkindale
Z. W. Wright
Fudge John FP. Larkin
J. F. Boll
W. S, Petcock
L. Glass
Herman Potter
Philips
Alowinee
Geo
Westen
Henry Salyers
McDaniel
Higuinsville
John Keith
Oiessa Road
Jesse Thorp Beins
Henry Meadows
Sait
Column Petty
Anthony Perkins
Clas
Alumbough
J. W. Thompson
Odessar
Charles Loonds
Sruilarium
Mt. Vernon
Shivales
South Clay Township
John Walker
Walker
Wm Hatfield
J. GW. Fisher
A Long Battle and a Cure Promised by Dr Ming
James B Moershon of New ark Nu J recalls a long bloody battle with illness and says Dr Ming's New Discovery saved him after three weeks of weakness. He claims relief for coughs, asthma, hay fever, throat and lung troubles. Trial offers, Crenshaw Young guarantee at 50 cents to 1.00.
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James B. Moershon
Newark
Nu J
Crenshaw. & Young
Salina Visit Mentioned In Brief Neighborhood News
Peter Watkier visited Salina Kansas on Tuesday to see relatives. My Hackler accompanied him to Kansas City. W. D. Meng traveled to Waverly on Tuesday for a day visit. Brink Hoefer went to Kansas Miss Ages Franz returned to St. Louis on Tuesday after a few days with relatives.
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Peter Watkier
Salina
Kansas
My. Hackler
Kansas City
W. D. Meng
Waverly
Brink Hoefer
Miss Ages Franz
Electric Bitters Still Pleasing Women Widely
A Charming woman is lovely in face form and temper yet hard to achieve. Weakness leads to irritability with constipation and kidney poisons showing in pimples blotches and skin eruptions. Electric Bitters are praised for health beauty and friends, regulating stomach liver and kidney purging blood and giving strong nerves eyes breath skin and complexion. 50 cents at Crenshaw Young Col. John Majors visits Aull day Hon Alex Graves went to Mexico legal Miss Norna Hoekker returns from Sedalia.
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Crenshaw & Young
John Majors
Aullville
Alex, Graves
Mexico
Free three year paper subscription offer in St. Louis
The Twice-a-Week Republic in St. Louis presents a free three-year subscription offer to readers who mail a postcard asking how to obtain the free paper. The notice shifts to a catalog of fruit trees and plants, then lists a phone contact and a street address for CHAS TRUBNET at 1811 Franklin Ave.
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St. Louis
United States
Incomplete Table Notes Mention Kenney Nongh Phorie 17 Red
A fragmentary line references Order of Li and Kenney Nongh Phorie 17 Red, suggesting an incomplete table or list. The readable portion lacks clear action, date, or context to form a full news item.
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Kenney
Nongh
Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Morning Back Relief
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for morning backache and kidney trouble. A Richmond Missouri user, W W Jacobs, testifies of long standing kidney pain, night awakenings, and morning stiffness improving after one box. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as Doan's.
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Lexington
Dean
Doan
W. W. Jacobs
Richmond
Kiddey Willy
Thignent Bay
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