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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
6
A speaker argues that women active in clubs balance home life and social work. She contends club involvement improves domestic skills, widens outlook, and benefits family and friends, noting clubwomen do not meet to gossip and that their homes remain orderly.
The article praises the clubwoman as an educator and activist favoring all that is good while opposing the bad. It argues fanatics drive great movements toward a ideal balance, noting women’s earnest efforts as humanity’s best public ally. It then presents Mrs. J F Bishop’s view that Chinese people are likable with redeeming traits and deserve understanding. China’s awakening could bless or burden the world depending on its path.
The article argues that Pacific growth will transform commerce and labor as Europe did for the Atlantic. It envisions Americans mingling with Orientals, expanding industry, and turning the Pacific into a vibrant arena of progress and civilization akin to Columbus era dynamics.
A lengthy 1820s style Missouri county primary description outlines election setup. It details judges clerks pollbooks ballot handling counting and the authority of a county committee to transmit results. It references precinct openings locations and officer salaries for the Democratic primary.
A fragmented 19th century clipping discusses election law and voting rules, citing Missouri statutes and opinions by clerks and officials. The text mentions tampered ballots, eligibility concerns, and the role of observers, amidst referenced names and legal phrasing.
The notice details a lawsuit in Lafayette County Missouri with defendants listed as not residents of Missouri. It asks publication of a summons for four weeks and sets dates for the April term in Lexington, with specifics on the described real estate and required pleadings by the deadline. The filing names Vance and Robinson parties and outlines judgment consequences if unpleaded.
Judgment sought against Howey W Turner and wife for tax delinquency and estates litigation with property in Lexington Missouri. Public notice demands appearance by April term and publication for six weeks in Weekly Toteligedr newspaper. Attorney J H Campbell and Deputy J W Symon file the proceedings.
In Lafayetta county court a probate matter regarding the estate of Henry Merion is noted. The court will issue letters testamentary upon publication to interested parties, with a date set for appearance at the appropriate office.
Publication notice from Cinatin Court of Teeta Vererniy requiring defendant Arthur Dirksen to appear at next term. The case involves divorce proceedings with living wife and other named parties. Publication to run weekly in the Weekly for four consecutive weeks in Taste et county, with appearance deadlines and court actions stated. Blackwall & Son represent Pit, 10-5.
In Lafayette County Missouri Lexington court grants a sheriff sale under a circuit court order to settle a partition. The sale follows a December term decree and lists multiple plaintiffs and defendants including Bettle Adams Belle Straight and McCormack family members. The auction will occur Thursday April 16 between 9 AM and 3 PM in front of the Lexington courthouse with the property description of the south half of the north west quarter of northwest quarter section nine town forty eight range twenty eight containing twenty acres.
In Lafayette County Missouri circuit court a sale is ordered by decree for the partition of real estate held by multiple plaintiffs and defendants. The sheriff will public auction the described parallelogram lands in Lafayette County on a announced day at the courthouse in Lexington in a bid cash format.
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