Truste es Sale Notice of Lexington Real Estate Foreclosure
Trustee announces public sale of described Lafayette County Missouri property to satisfy a promissory note. The sale will occur at the courthouse front door in Lexington between 9 am and 5 pm on a day in June 1916. It covers part of lot 12 in block 34 with a right of way and a narrow east west strip, secured by deed of trust recorded July 12, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lauchner
Frank Lauchner
Edward Lauchner
Margaret Lauchner
Ed Lauchner
Fannie Hays
James W. Hays
Recorder of Deeds
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lafayette
Lexington
Franklin Hes
Court House
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington Missouri stockholders are convened in the Directors room on Wednesday July 14 1915 from 10 am to 3 pm to vote on increasing bank capital from 50000 to 75000 and issuing new stock. Meeting called by the Board of Directors per a May 6 1915 resolution. Walter B. Waddell president F Lee Wallace secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Savings Bank
Lex
Mogion
Lexington Savings Bant
Lexington
Missouri
Time Bank
Walter B. Waddell
Administrator’s Notice for J Dennis Estate
Letters of administration issued June 4 1915 in Missouri Probate Court. Creditors must file claims for allowance within six months after notice or be barred. If claims are not filed within one year from the last publication date they are forever barred. James A Dennis is administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dennis
Are County
Mintouri
Este
James A. Dennis
Public Administrators Notice in Missouri Probate
Public Administrator Henry C. Chiles states that by order of the Probate Court on July 27, 1914, he is in charge of the estate of Ne a deceased. All claims against the estate must be exhibited within six months, or they will be barred. The notice is dated April 28, 1915, in County Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
County
Missouri
Puck Jaime
Mrs Marshall and friends travel for day visits
Mrs P. B. Marshall visited Wellington on Tuesday to spend the day. Miss Elizabeth O’Hara traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for a brief visit. Mrs W. Z. Mitchell returned Tuesday morning for a visit in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Marshall
Wellington
Elizabeth O'Hara
Kansas City
W. Z. Mitchell
St. Louis
Farmer Joins Honest Path To Twenty Thousand
John Edgerly, a steady farmer, learns of a fortune from his late uncle but discovers the money must go to a cousin’s widow and three children. He refuses vanity, aids Vera Brooke, and marries her. The executor then reveals the estate is shared with the new couple and the cousin’s widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edgerly
Ike
John
Vera Brooke
Vera
Judge Grinnell
Ivy
Miss Grinnell
Josiah Whitby
Randal
Randall
Saya
Littl
John Enolly
Persian Carpets Keep Traditional Dyes Strong
Aniline dyes fail to match Persia’s older dyes from indigo madder and vine leaves. The natural shades resist sunlight better, while new rugs in bazaars show colors that fade quickly with modern dyes. High quality Persian carpets with many stitches and pure heartbag may cost hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Persis
The First Tumblers and Their Etymology
The article explains early tumblers varied from metal or wood vessels and how the term arose. One authority links the name to the need to set tumblers only on their side when empty, while another suggests the rounded bottom caused them to tumble unless carefully placed.
Bryan a Public Enemy in Boonville Rant 1890s Ad
The Boonville Advertiser blasts William J. Bryan as a traitor and demagogue. It accuses him of manipulating conventions, attacking Democrats, and seeking personal power with Wilson’s fall. It claims he sells interviews to Republicans, public lectures for pay, and aims to build a rival following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
America
Wm. J. Bryan
Teddy Roosevelt
Platte
Chicago
Nebraska
Missori
Dick Bland
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Wilson
Clark
Missouri
Bryan
Wison
Lal
Bland
Boonville Advertiser
Bates-Brill wedding trip to Lincoln Missouri
J. T. Stier left for Lincoln Missouri this morning to attend the Bates Brill wedding set for tomorrow. B. C. Drummond traveled to Kansas City for a day of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stier
Lincoln
B. C. Drummond
Kansas City
We Certainly Do Love Work Promotes Modern Concrete Mixing
John I. Ashurst endorses up to date concrete mixing and best mixer on the market. The message argues modern mixing saves cost while improving quality, claiming old methods waste time and materials.
Schaberg Bros Livery Buys Young Firm, Plans Transport Service
Schaberg Bros have purchased the livery business of J O Young Sr and will provide carriages to churches and public gatherings at reasonable prices. They also offer buggies and other livery accommodations to serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaberg Bros
J. 0. Young
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F. Lee Wallace
Henry C. Chiles
Siren
Augustus Goodrich Sherwin
W. G. Chapman
Castor
Castoria
California
Louis L. Norton
Santa Clara County
Cali
Louis Norton
Santa Clara Valley
Garden Spot
Sunset Magazine Service Bureau
San Francisco
Lexington Intelligencer
Lexington Mercantile Company
S. & H.” Green
Cleveland
Buffalo
Erie
Betas
Fairont
Gauegertaben
Ledibel
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit CO
John I
Ashurst
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