Court Proceedings Summary From Circuit Docket
Long list of district court actions including proofs of publication decrees for plaintiff sheriff reports of sale guardians ad litem and trustees appointed for various minors and estates. includes cases such as Bessinger Bessinger Adams Co Pratt Smith Drake and others with multiple demurrers motions settlements and partition rulings.
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Circuit Court
John T. Wagoner
Albert Wagoner
Chas. Bessinger
Daniel Bessinger
C. F. Adams Co
John Pratt
Emma Smith
John W. Wiley
Chas. Hoefer, Jr
Virginia Peacock
Zim ‘Commission
Chiles & Chiles
Susan Lee
Rebecca Lee
J. S. Worthington
Rosa L. Hackney
Higgns
Henry Brunkhorst
Jas. Rodman
Frederick W. H. Tempel
Stevenson
Daniel C. Relf
Ida Brown
Henry Brummerhoff
Lee Johnson
Gertrude Johnson
J. R. Wilmot
Martha Jane Utt
Charles Bessinger
Pellis
Chas
W. W. Curtis
Christoff Tempel
John Walker
Sallie Popejoy
Minnie May Plate
Lyons
H. F. Blackwell
Guardian Ad Litem
W. B. Waddell
Homestead Fund
Mary C. Larkin
Home Ins. Co
Chas. Purnell
Albert M. Lockhart
Lula McCorkendale
Lottie Skelton Page
Leslie M. Page
R. W. Goll
Maggie A. Goll
Blanch Manning
John Manning
Harvey Parker
Silas Parker
Thomas Burns, Sr
Beatrice Phipps
Joseph L. Youngs
Delia Cramer
J. L Case Threshing Machine Co
N. BE. King
M., D. Wilson
William G. Buford
Coleman Buford
Florence B. Eckle
Legrand Ryland
Frank A. Hoefer
Coleman Nuford
Leslie G. Farnham
United States
ES Ford Et. al
Leander Ward Jr
Sealle's Weekly Glimpse of Frontier Farm Life in New England
In a modest New England home, sugar was made on the farm from maple sap, starch from boiled potatoes, and pearl ash from burned wood. Wool and linen were spun and woven on site, meat was home raised, and gardens supplied vegetables and preserves. A tailor visited occasionally to help with clothes, while palm hats were worn by all, braiding common in daily life.
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Sealle's
New England
Power of Old Glory President Delivers Flag Address
President Wilson spoke to a large crowd in Washington on June 15 1914 denouncing flaunting the flag while praising its symbol of just use of national power. He urged restraint and unity noting the United States is reunited and ready to pursue prosperity without boastful show. Secretary Bryan and Secretary Daniels echoed the theme of liberty and justice as the nation projects strength without aggression.
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Washington
Wilson
N&alion
Bryan
Daniels
United States
Heathman Family Visits Liberty for Midweek Visit
Mr and Mrs Dave Heathman and their little daughter Margaret traveled to Liberty on Wednesday for a family visit.
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Dave Heathman
Margaret
Liberty
Sedalia visit brings sisters together this week
Mrs. Ben Monette of Sedalia arrived Tuesday evening for a visit there with her sister, Mrs. P M Hord.
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Ben Monette
Sedalia
P, M, Hord
When Man Is a Failure, Star's Yankee Trader
A reflective critique on character over wealth and ambition. The piece warns that loss of confidence, neglect of others, and obsession with work destroy life’s meaning. It condemns envy, fear to admit wrong, and indifference to neighbors as signs of failure.
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Hmself
Rock Island Lines Colorado Flyer promotion
An advertisement highlights Colorado travel by Rock Island Lines with routes to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo and Yellowstone Park aboard the Colorado Flyer. It touts modern all steel equipment and dining car service and offers planning help via travel representatives. Also notes several local visits and trips of residents to nearby towns including Berry County Higginsville Marshall Carterville and more.
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Rock Island Lines
Colorado Flyer
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Pony Express
Colorado
J. A. Stewart
Topeka
Kansas
Outing At White's Island With Notables
J. F. Forester Ike HH Noyes B T Stier Dr Frank Carter Tilton Davis Jr and A W Allen traveled to White's Island Wednesday morning for a short seaside excursion lasting several days.
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J. F. Forester
Ike Hh, Noyes
B. T. Stier
Frank Carter
Tilton Davis, Jr
A. W. Allen
White's Island
Administrator's Notice for Charles Bessinger Estate Declared
Letters of Administration on the estate of Charles Bessinger deceased were granted on June 9 1914 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to the undersigned. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance within six months or be barred from the estate. If not exhibited within one year from the last insertion of this publication they will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bessinger
Probate Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plaunting
Solitude
Mel
Fletcher
Castoria
Star
Kansas City
Jane’s
the Jones Store Co
12Th & Walnut Sts
Lizzie Yates
Berry County
Higginsville
Adelyne Ford
Vera May Campbell
Marshall
Firman White
of. J. Harding
Pauline
Geneva
Carterville, Mo
Prewitt Roberts
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Star and Times
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Times
Daily Star
Sunday Star
Associated Press
the Star
Times and Sunday Star
Kansas City Star
Kansas City, Missour
Lexington Poultry House
S. P. Culley
Bogie
16Th & Franklin
Bogie & Company
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
Broadway
Walnut Streets
Union Depot
Tony Faust
Saint Louis
Jack Ryan