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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1913

Page

5

Real estate transfers in Lafayette County 1913 week ending March 15

Deeds filed in Lexington records show numerous transfers by Ike H. Noyes and others, including Sam M. Kroeck for 26.96 acres in 50-27, Laura Young to Marcus Simpson for 400 acres, and James M Foree acquiring 80 acres plus related parcels. Also listed are incorporations, divisional land partitions, and various lot, block, and acreage transfers across Aullville Odessa Higginsville Lexington and surrounding tracts, with sums ranging from $1 to $12,900 and totals like 82.02 acres and 4401 acres in several consolidated actions.

Recorder's Office Lexington Lafayette County Missouri Lafayette County Abstract Company & Financial Agents Ike H. Noyes Laura L. Young Sam. M. Kroeck Susan Blanche Porter William W. Wakeman Russell Odessa Henry Starkebaum Edwin Starkebaum W. D West Side Ney Patbiot Simpson Marcus Simpson Ely James M. Foree Anson W. D Cleveland C. Starke Aullville Cleveland C.clark George W. Smith Thomas M. Tetrick Mode Anson Roy L Eva L. Phillips Thabot Simpson Jerome W. Simpson Sey Swi North End State of Missouri Imperial Coal Company Ernest J. Russell James T. Kinkead Henry Rotenburg Henry Gerken Sia Sey H. L. Heerman East Side E. Elmer Owen Rio Grande Land Co W. D. Em Cleveland C Clark Benjamin F. Lawhorn Robert J. Rankin Rebecca A. Stephenson New Jonas T. Ferguson Charles S. McDowell C. Schooler D. G. Wade Mary M. Phillips Fritz Langkrahr R. R Nei Sey William Meinsen Edward A. Brackman Higginsville Louis W. Schmidt O. F. Kelly Nwi Joseph W. Layne Robert L Eliza Chamblin East Isaac Gratz Edward Beverger Frank A. Gwinn John H. Donaldson Emma L. Blanke F.C. Struewe EMG Matha Dalhouse Rob James D. Buchanan

Property transfers and deeds for multiple parcels in 15 25 and 32 51 24

Florence I Kanks transfers 25 acres and 80 acres in townships 15 25 to John Ray for 5000 dollars. Samuel G Emison and wife sell 120 acres in 32 51 24 to G A Frerking for 15800 dollars. John Thorby and wife sell a strip in 36 49 28 to George Arnett for 100 dollars. Swen Frederick Johnson, deceased, handled by executor, transfers NW and adjacent parcels for 1800 dollars, in 22 50 29.

Florence. I. Kanks John Ray Samuel G. Emison G. A. Frerking el Nwi John Thorby George Arnett Frederick Johnson John Wulfekammer Admr William H. Wulfekammer

Inauguration crowd praised Woodrow Wilson in 1918 letter

Sjmvial Correspondence discusses the Washington inauguration of President Wilson. It claims 800000 attendees, bigger than any prior in the capital, and lauds Wilson as the people’s choice. It asserts his nonpartisan stance and describes his support for agriculture bills and the cleomargarine measure.

Woodrow Wilson Washington Wilson de Grat Tie United States Secretary of Agriculture Levey South Carolina Congress Lever Committee On Agriculture

L A Roy Visits Marshall On Business

L A Roy traveled to Marshall on Wednesday for unspecified business. No additional details about the purpose or outcome of the trip are provided in the report.

L. A. Roy Marshall

Sale of Joseph Myers estate proposed in probate court

In Lafayette County Missouri 1914 Walter B Waddell executor petitions for an order to sell part or all real estate of Joseph Myers deceased to pay debts. The court orders notice to heirs and publication in Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks before the next term in May 1914.

Joseph Myers Walter B. Waddell Lafayette County Itis Lexington Intelligencer Thomas A. W Alice Elizabeth Charles Liese I E

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