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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
2
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Lour faces acquittal after two days as defense arguments center on bene Sims from S. Local officials and witnesses provide limited readable details about the case.
In a terse notice the agency reports that communications to and from THE INTELLIGENCE division have been disrupted and that efforts are underway to restore functionality. No further details are provided.
Authorized notices announce Cc L Kenney for Lafayette County Assessor with Democratic primary Aug 3 1920. J B Hereford Odessa seeks State Senator Sev enteenth District in August 8 1920 primary. Leslie Mitchell runs for Lafayette County Sheriff in Aug 3 1920 primary. J C Shelton authorized as Lafayette County Treasurer candidate for Aug 3 1920 primary.
Real estate deeds filed in the Lafayette County Recorder's office list Elizabeth J Helm transferring to Thomas M Davidson a W D for 825 dollars covering lot 14 in block 8 of Patterson and Smiths Add Odessa articles of association for Cooperative Association No 91 Odessa with 160000 capital stock Clarence B Kitchen and wife transfer to Boyd Hanes a W D for 1800 dollars covering lot 3 in block 8 Southside Add Lexington and Frederick G Schwab and wife transfer to Christine Schwab a W D for 600 dollars covering part of lot 14 Wood's Sub Lexington.
For the Relief of Rheumatic Pains advise massaging affected parts with Chamberlains Ointment to relieve pain and aid rest. Notices announce the birth of a daughter to Maj. and Mrs. H. M. Peck in Oklahoma City on June 22, 1920, plus various land transfers and marriages including W D and Nannie Campbell to Jesse Holmes and John R. Jung to Daniel Hammons in towns like Lexington Higginsville and Odessa with property values cited.
Lawrence E. Hicklin and others sue or refer to Geo W and Minnie Duvall in a land action regarding the west driveway or withdrawal of deed amount 4687.50 tied to tract 50 A N end SE 31-50-OT. Proceedings include a financial claim and property description linked to a specified section and township.
A reader is advised to carry a product cutout to ensure the correct purchase of Chamberlain's Tablets. Public notices report real estate transfers: J. O. Lesueur sold his residence at corner of Seventeenth Street and Franklin Avenue to Dr. G. W. Fredendall for 9000 dollars. Otto Brucker sold the store building at 1021 Franklin Avenue to James F. McAdams of Springfield, Illinois, for 2500 dollars.
In the Ames flown Intelligencer a man in severe pain declares he will die without whiskey a doctor or Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The piece notes a mistaken belief that alcohol is the best cure for colic and stomach ache.
A called meeting of the Old Men's Club of Lafay ette County will be held at the Odessa Presbyterian church on Saturday June 26 at 2 30 p m. Purpose is to elect a secretary and set time and place for the next regular meeting. W F Baker president.
Tomatoes Levingston s Globe Chalk s Early Jewels Ponderosa California Beef Steak Dwarf Champion Yellow Pear Cab Sweet Peppers Egg Plant Cauliflower. Telephone 275.
We still have a few lots in South Side offered at old prices, making them a cheap investment in high price times. One can gain half of living from a garden if not building now. Terms to suit purchaser. Aull Wilson & Waddell.
Just received a full display of porcelain nickel trimmed gas ranges and black enamel models plus a hot plate. Visit Economy Furniture Store before you buy. Phone 416 1104 at Franklin Street.
Nine grain balanced ration promotes chick growth. Wholesale and retail inquiries via phone 158. Warder and Connor publish the feed for young poultry.
Porch furniture chairs rocks and swings offered with no extra charge for hanging swings. Winkler Furniture Co. 23-2w. In financial distress tell Bradstreet you are Dun Venable Mrs Frank Carter of Kansas City visits relatives Theresa Wilson a recent University of Chicago Ph B graduate returned home Friday morning.
Rev R N Allen G C Marquis Roe Clemons attended Lexington Chapter No 10 Royal Arch Masons convocation Tuesday night in Lexington. Also daily travel notes show Miss Almeda Greer leaving for Fulton Mo to attend Central Western Young People Conference.Additional social visits include Miss Nellie Weis Glover Edwards returning to Kansas City and Albert Gillen heading to New Haven Conn for the National Association of Winchester Clubs convention June 28 to July 1.
Mrs W F Kerdolff left Wednesday for Fayette Missouri to visit relatives. Mrs A W Allen and daughter Catherine spent Wednesday in Kansas City. T M Chinn of Mayview visited Lexington on business Wednesday.
A 220 acre farm located 114 miles west of Grand Pass on the Waverly and Marshall road is for rent to the highest cash bidder. Payments split: half down August 1 1920, half December 1 1920, wheat land possession August 1 1920, remainder March 1 1921. Sealed bids accepted until August 1 1920. Address W N Palmer Pleasant Hill Mo RF 6.
Mrs G H Bates and her daughter Norma Elizabeth came home Thursday night after a month with her parents and grandparents in Council Grove Kansas. Dr W R Evkle, Guy Morrison, W A Dunford and J K Leiter were in Kansas City Wednesday night for a Royal Arch Masons convocation. Mrs Harriet Barron returned Friday from visits to relatives in Waverly and Blackburn.
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