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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

4

Real Estate Transfers Lead list of 1920 Lexington deeds

Real estate transfers filed in Lafayette County records show numerous wills and conveyances in Lexington Waverly Odessa and Alma. Transactions include George Hackley and John Corbin tracts Henry Gerken and William VanMeter Elk Odessa entries and Madison era parcels with totals like 411079.40 dollars. The record consolidates dozens of deeds from multiple buyers sellers and addresses across the county with extensive NW SW NE SE designations and lot block references.

Robi L. Shewalter Geo. Hackley John Corbin Henry Gerken Willie FP. Williams John He Thiesman Russell Odessa Robt, L Chas Gavin D. Hoall John Q. Cope Wm. Lierman Estill Heights Lexington James E. Helm Eliza V. Stuckey Elk M. Breckenridge Hugo Sehrt Herbert F. Grau Henry Landwehr Christian F. Grau Henry Landwehy Maggie Scott Frity Hatfield Wm. Shane August F. Bandermann Chapman Higginsville Herman Ehlert Chas. F. King Nora J. Guerin Anni FE H. Fewel J. A. Braxdale Patterson & Smith J. E. West Robt Anderson Chas, F. King Moses Emanue Sallie M. Clonts Nattie M. Glover Edna Turman Geo P. A. Fureht John Schumacher Jording Alma Presley Anderson Clemna Sydenstricker Ramsey Ethel D. Feltz Parthenia Mary R. Atkinson J. D. Black Henry Reinhart Louis Wahl Higginsyville Mary Ureipohl Emil Mueller N. McMeekin Mattie Westerhouse Wm. F. Thieman Wm. H. Adama James Carr G Smith Henry Vanderlinden Lee J. Corley P. H. Arnsmeyer J. L. Ford 4Th St. Thomas Waverly Walter L. Green Chas Tracy Edwin A. Snell Horace Lytton Matthews Mayview Nancy J. Green Frederick W. Rechtermann Robert Bates Lewis F. Paris Wm. J. Finley Chas Crutchfield Sam l. I. Zeiler John Simonetti R. F E. Smith Willie F Williams Wm. L. Powell Sami D. Johnson Edna Gilmore Annie H. Glenn Nannie J. Landrum John D. Peters Gustav H. Buschmeyer Walter G. Rope Annie Ada Kresse Concordia Hary Stagemiller Fredericke Stegeman Henry Stereman Auust Breder Sarah A. Douthitt Wm. Fiegenbaum

Feeding Chicks For Healthy Growth At Home

Advice from H L Kempster of the University of Missouri outlines a full feeding and housing plan for baby chicks. Begin with light feeds three times daily on bare spots, then scatter feed in litter after ten days, add boiled eggs and bread mixtures, and progress to dry mash with tankage after three weeks. Maintain clean water, dry litter, and careful attention to moisture to prevent spoilage and disease.

H. L. Kempster College of Agriculture University of Missouri

Grain Dealers Association Formed In Missouri

A state organization of farmers elevators, named Farmers' Grain Dealers Association, was formed at a meeting of elevator men in Moberly. P B Donnell of Waco Jasper County was elected president and E E Evans of Monroe City was chosen secretary. Other officers include G A Brown Versailles F A Walton Troy M T Runyon Barnett Homer Musselman Jamesport J F Parker Laddonia W W Fuqua Monroe City W D Walkup Greenridge and W E Wagenbreth Jr Chesterfield Mo. Missouri becomes the twelfth state with such an elevator association.

Farmers’ Elevators Farmers’ Grain Dealers Association Moberly P. BE. Donnell Farmers’ Elevator Waco Jasper County E. E. Evans Monroe City G. A. Brown Versailles F. A. Walton Troy M. Tt. Runyon Barnett Homer Musselman Jamesport J. F. Parker Laddonia W. W. Fuqua Monrove City W. D. Walkup Greenridge W. E. Wagenbreth Chesterfield Missouri State Association of Elevators

Marion County Livestock Shipping Association Year Report

The Marion County Livestock Shipping Association handled 276 carloads of livestock for the year ending March 1. H M Phillips, manager, reports 15 284 hogs 1 145 calves 1 886 cattle and 2 879 sheep in the shipments. The association, one of the largest of its kind, was organized a year ago through the County Farm Bureau and FP.

Marion County Livestock Shipping Association H. M. Phillips Marion County Association County Farm Bureau

Palmyra Cooperative Livestock Shippers Form Local Group

G Kraege county agent presided as the first annual meeting convened March 1 in Palmyra. Members voted to join the State Federation of Cooperative Live Stock Shippers. Ralph Loomis and W W Kuqua addressed the gathering. Marion County association added scales and pens at Palmyra and installed a new scale hoy J B Northern traveled to Kansas City for business.

College of Agriculture University of Missouri W. W. Kuqua State Federation Marion County Association Palmyra

Attention to effort in large newspaper sizes

The passage highlights the effort behind producing large format newspaper sizes of 30x3, 30x34, and 31x4 inches rather than focusing on daily production volume, signaling meticulous craftsmanship and scale.

Goodyear Ford Chevrolet Dort Maxwell

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Recorder's Lafayette County Abstract Co Lexington, Mo Ver Roscoe C. Sheets Ollie Verden Flrat W. Redhage O He H. Roberta Jonhn H. Wilson Daggs Waterhouse & Ridings Julia Lk McGrew Et al Robert W. Cox Waterhouse & Riddings Wm. Evert Meta Redsnburg Walkers Martin Ritter T. W. Roemaker Korthanke & Hoefer Higgins Lena E. Doelling Martin H. Larberg Baby Chicks County Shipping Association J. B. Northern Kisas City Biness R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO Winston Salem, N.C
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