Visit Notes From Kansas City Trip Ends Sunday
Me and Mrs. B. J. McGew and son Feddward went to Kansas City Sunday evening for a few days visit. Miss Sadie Johnson went to Kansas City Sunday evening for a few days visit. Ambrose Whitsett of Kansas City spent Sunday here with relatives. A. Feith went to Kansas City Saturday on legal business. N. M. Yeux of Jefferson City arrived Friday evening for a visit with homefolks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. McGew
Feddward
Kansas City
Sadie Johnson
Ambrose Whitsett
A. Feith
N. M. Yeux
Jefferson City
D. T. Rogie
Ralph Campbell
Buckner
Ds G. W. Fredéendall
W. Tl. Chiles
Taosding
Public conveyance license notice and local ads
Notice to Automobile Owners. Owners of automobiles who desire to carry passengers for pay, we hereby notify that they are required to take out a public conveyance license. Any automobile owner carrying passengers for pay without a license is liable to arrest and fine. FRANK HABERKORN, City Marshal. Good Opening For Right Man. To look after and farm 900 acres of good land in Morgan County Missouri. Will also sell or exchange 800 acres of fine wheat land in Grey County Kansas. I. TODHUNTER, Lexington Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haberkorn
Morgan County
Missouri
Greely County
Kansas
Por Sale Complete Motor Boat Equipment Apply of JAS CIVERTHAM
Por Sale complete motor boat equipment is sought from JAS CIVERTHAM in a public notice. The advertisement requests bids or offers for the listed gear and related marine items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JAS
Civertham
FOR SALP Buff Rock Cockerels
Mrs John Ainsworth advertises buff rock cockerels for sale, listing contact phone 563 and describing birds available from her farm or pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ainsworth
Guardianship Notice for Estate of Una Ke Emison
Guardianship issued by the probate court of Wayne County Missouri on February 3 1913 for Una Ke Emison were granted to the undersigned. Creditors and others with claims against the estate must file for allowance within one year from this publication or be forever barred.
Executor's Notice for Elizabeth Teerle Decedent
Letters testamentary on Elizabeth Teerle decedent's estate were granted on February 47 194 pa by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance within six months after the letters date or be barred from benefits. claims not exhibited within one year from the last insertion will be forever barred. The notice is dated February 194 pa and signed by the administrator.
Administrator's Notice With Will Annexed
Albert G Mabry administrator with will annexed seeks all persons with claims against the estate of John B Mabry deceased to present them within one year from the last publication to avoid preclusion. The notice is dated February 20 1913 and published by the probate court.
Executor's Notice for Joseph Myer Estate
Let ters testamentary on the estate of Joseph Myer deceased were granted to the undersigned on February 3, 1913, by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them within six months after the date of letters, or be precluded from any benefit. If not exhibited within one year from the last publication, they will be forever barred. February 3, 1913. Walter B. Waddell, Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolice
Elizabeth Teerle
Lafayette County
Missouri
Tohn B. Mabry
Probate Court
Joseph Myer
Walter B. Waddell
Diedrich Stalling
Tafayette County
Amelia Stalling
Executrix's Notice in Missouri Estate Case
Amelia Stalling as executrix announces a probate notice in Lafayette County Missouri requiring creditors to file claims within six months and to be barred after one year from the final publication date. Dated January 9, 1913.
Nature’s law linked to height and life spans
The article notes the death of a woman eight feet three inches tall at thirty eight, using tall stature to discuss a contrast: giants tend to have shorter lives, while very tall individuals elsewhere show different lifespans. It argues height varies by race and place, suggesting nature fixes standards per population and physical traits influence vitality.
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Italy
Scotland
America
Fasting Luxuriously Amid Lent Prices Rise
Bishop Corman of Sioux Falls urged focus on spirit over letter of Lent. He noted the incongruity of fasting while lavish talk and expensive foods like Brook trout Perigord truffles and Marennes oysters push prices high. Two wealthy men lament the cost of fasting amid gold valued wine and veg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corman
Sioux Falls
Florida
California
Stamps Taught Healing Duty Sparks Tuberculosis Talk
In Providence public schools a teacher urged pupils to buy and sell Red Cross stamps to aid tuberculosis relief. She spoke on the stamps and their mission, urging penny contributions. A boy wondered aloud where the stamps could cure, asking where to put them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Public
Red Cross
Mitchell
First Quarrel Rocks Circus Camp Over Lovey Dovey Spat
A traveling circus crew split over a couple nicknamed lovey and dovey. Tensions rose as the pair's behavior wore on others, culminating in an onstage confrontation when one spectator yelled he saw a strong jaw blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovey
Spooners
Widow Warns California Winter Keeps Husband Busy
A terse exchange hints at a wife’s absence in California for the season and a husband coping with her departure as a domestic conversation plays out. The wording suggests intrigue or a personal situation discussed in a local column.
Maud and Harry Discuss Costume on Trip
Maud proposes a perfect killing automobile costume while Harry cautions against wearing it on their journey, signaling tension over safety and image during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Harry
Suspicious line about young Mrs Oldboy in mourning
A cryptic quarrel or rumor centers on a young Mrs Oldboy mourning her husband. The exchange hints at mystery and reader inference without clear details.
Corroborative Detail From A Mad Wine Scene
A fragmentary account notes a wild wine scene with champagne bottles frothing at the month, hinting at a chaotic social moment amid a party or gathering. No further names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Race Steeped in Servitude in Cuzco Ruins History
Bryce discusses the fate of the people who built the Cuzco ruins in his South America essay. He argues a vast collision of empire, religion, and dynasty destroyed the Inca ruling class, leaving peasants as serfs. Conquerors used cruelty to crush identity, forcing apathy and erasing forefathers' memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuzco
Mr. Bryce
South America
Knew His Troubles at Our Daughter's Wedding
Mrs. Henpeck asks why you cried at the daughter's wedding while Mr. Henpeck explains it was out of sympathy for the groom.
Making Small Change and the History of English Coins
London Chronicle recalls coin shortages before copper. Silver pennies were the smallest until Edward I, then indented pennies split into halfpennies and farthings. Copper coins emerge around 1672, with silver farthings used before Edward VI, shrinking as silver value rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward I
England
Edward VI
London Chronicle
Public Place Rigid Law Seals Out Spits Dog
In a public place the law against expectoration is described as highly rigid a spectator jokes that it is enforced so strictly they would not allow his Spits dog inside. The exchange highlights strict decorum rules and humorous understatement about unusual enforcement.
Start of Public Exchange Candidly Quoted
A terse exchange opens with a joking comparison about opinions. The dialogue hints at mutual skepticism and a cautious tone between speakers about the topic at hand.
Reins Question Sparks Sleigh Ride Remark
A dialogue exchange features Ted asking if a woman should hold the reins and Ned replying it is acceptable when a girl is out in a sleigh, prompting a judge’s attention to gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Ned
Judge
A Poor Man Explains His Footwear Troubles
A quoted exchange notes a poor man lacking troubles yet still facing life’s basic hardship. The reply highlights a nearly always present hole in his shoe, underscoring persistent poverty conditions.
Jumping to a Conclusion in a Dandiest Big Muff Gag
A playful exchange centers on a character’s famous big muff and a jokey inquiry about another name. The fragment hints at a comic moment or entertainment snippet involving a recurring persona and a boastful prop. The piece preserves a light tone and theatrical vibe.
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Ayer
Ayer Oo
Fletcher
Castoria
Por
L. E. Mark
Main Street
Catron
Taubman
Haerle
Lexington, Mo
Plate Glass Insurance
Main St
Una KE. Emison
Afaye
Albert G. Mabry
Will
Sherwin & Williams
W F. Weis
What Is
Man
Pictorial Review
West Ith Street
New York City
The
Lexington Intelligencer
the Daily
ST. Louis Republic
Republic
Intelligencer
Rhode Island
L. A. Roy
Lexington
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