Probate Court Docket May 1918 List of Executrices and Guardians
A long probate court docket for May 1918 shows numerous estates with deceased grantors and listed executors administrators and guardians. Entries span May 13 to May 30, listing persons such as Willard, Tebbenkamp, Schriemann, and Stalling among others, with minors and curators noted. The page records appointments and actions across multiple days, reflecting a busy docket of estate settlements and guardianship matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey
Sonera
Willian A
W. Sowers
Woodard
Annie N
Jn C. Duck
Ois
Aanie M
C. Chrisman
M. Cooper
Oak
William
J. Doak
Yne
Harruth M
Dee Payne
Gleselmann
John H
Klingenberg
Payne
Dennis
Bry Payne
Langkrahr
Fritz
A. Huseher
Willard
William H
Tebbenkamp
Roldric
Ais
Wiley
James R
H. Wi .Campbell
Lunceford
Walter F
Eizabeth Lunceford
Elizabeth S
A. Keith
Schriemann
Charles
Ouisa Scehriemann
Louis Schriemann
M. D. Wilson
Sandring
Arthur W
Alvena W. Sandring
Curatrix
Robertson
Jacob
Unaound Hind
Dan Robertson
Guardian
Moore
John Gilman
Batt
Kos
Carl
Minor
Sam Bush
Dierking
Delmer
Fritz Breinkuehler
Jungklaus
Walter
Shafer
Ruby
Lulu Sha
Howe
Joseph R
Sallie Howe
Lucy J
James A. Dennis
Walkwitz
Samuel Walkwity
Harris Kerkion
W. H. Ge
Volz
Therese
U. G Phetaing
Edward B
Kellis Payne
Martin
Phillip Daniel
J. C. Taylor
Cwimtor
Mike
Elvis
Solomon Milke
McCord
James Hamilton
Wm. Aull, Jr
Sumner
Laura
Robert O
Hugh D. Greer
de Bonis
Rae
Mieae Ae
Mary Boehner
Pauline
Bae Ee
Crhea
Back Up the Boys at the Front Poem by Mildred McFaden
A patriotic wartime poem urging support for soldiers sailors and airmen at the front and on the seas. It calls for funding the Liberty Loan with every saved dollar, praising bravery and sacrifice, and promising to back allied efforts against Germany. The piece blends imagery of gunfire, aircraft, and the Red Cross to rally public financial and moral support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred 3 McFaden
Local Notices Mention Visits and Travel Detours
Servos Glish, who was in town after his mother's death, left Sunday morning for a training camp in Minis. Sam Shorter of Sedalia arrived Sunday for a visit. Latretta Orear of Central Ceoollegs went to Waverly Monday for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servos Glish
Minis
Mea
Sam Shorter
Sedalia
Mise Latretta Orear
Central Ceoollegs
Waverly
What a Bond Will Buy for Liberty Loans
A Treasury list shows how small investments help the army and navy. One 50 dollar bond buys trench knives or band grenades or surgical instruments. 106 dollar bonds clothe or feed a soldier or buy rifles. 66 dollar bonds equip an infantryman for service. 100 dollar bonds purchase horses or mules, clothe and feed a soldier, or buy a machine gun motorcycle. four 100 dollar bonds buy an X ray outfit. a 600 dollar bond funds bicycles for a regiment headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Treasury Department
France
Windmill labor and bonds power a risky venture
A rustic proverb links windmill care to wind. farmers push for Liberty Bonds to fund a major effort. The piece frames Uncle Sam rating the wind as a critical moment for a large job, urging broad support to aid the machinery against a common enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Cause of Headache and Tablet Relief Mentioned
Cause of headache discussed with focus on stomach issues and constipation. Recommends Chamberlains's Tablets as a simple, gentle remedy. Also notes social visits by Charles and Miss Kate Kuchinski, Mrs Anna Trangott, Walter Schulp, and Lena Schulp to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains’s
Charles
Kate Kuchinski
Higginsville
Anna Trangott
Sedalia
Andrew Kuchinski
Walter Schulp
Sweet Springs
Lena Schulp
Concordia
Louis Schulp
Chamberlains Tablets Promote Stomach Tone and Digestion
A health note says a fit man enjoys life while the sickly suffer, and a few doses of Chamberlains Tablets can tone the stomach aid digestion and regulate bowels. Mrs Roth returns from Higginsville visit. Nine colored men entrain for Camp Funston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Roth
Higginsville
Camp Funston
Chamberlains Liniment Eases Rheumatism Sufferers
Rheumatism causes more pain and suffering than any other disease and this common illness often disturbs rest and sleep. A remedy that offers relief is Chamberlains Liniment, providing improved comfort and the chance for restful sleep.
Oklahoma and Kansas guests depart after visit
Mrs. K Berggren of Oklahoma and Mrs. H E McLaughlin of Kansas City have been guests of Mrs Susie King and returned Monday to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Berggren
Oklahoma
H. E. McLaughlin
Kansas City
Susie King
Immediate Care for Sprained Ankle With Liniment
Promptly after injury, obtain Chamberlain's Liniment and follow the printed directions that accompany the bottle for proper use and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s Liniment
Notice to Local Union 171 Sick and Accident Members
From April 17 1918 any member disabled by sickness or accident must send written notice within four days to the Secretary to claim benefit. By order of Local Union No 171 Sick and Accident Association W B Douglass Secretary-Treas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Sick and Accident Benefit Society
Sick and Accident Association
W. B. Douglass
Sec
Treas
Tomato and pepper variety notes with seed terms
A fragment lists tomato varieties American Beauty Chalks early Jewel Stone's war ning and peppers Mammouth Ruby Chinese Giant Worlds Beater Large Purple Egg Plant. Mentions phone 275 and TTIA with a note that peppers and eggplant are a little early for planting dated 4 19 67.
Movie exhibitors back Liberty Loan night in Los Angeles
Los Angeles theater owners plan a Liberty Loan Night as part of a nationwide push by the National Association of Motion Picture Industy. Posters and other materials will be supplied to aid the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion Phrine
Los Angeles
United Areata
Higginsville Visit Notes Reflect Local Social Travel
Mrs. T. Sanders visited Higginsville Friday evening for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Tutt and son Edward traveled to Higginsville Friday for a short stay. William Herd spent Friday in Kansas City. Miss Dora Peacock returned to Higginsville Friday after visiting here with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. T. ©. Sanders
Hipginsville
W. T. Tutt
Edward
Higginsville
William Herd
Kansas City
Dora Peacock
Women pickers called to work in Missouri strawberry fields
The Woman's Committee seeks 1000 women to work on strawberry crops from May 10 to May 20, weather permitting. Counties should respond with as many volunteers as possible and report by May 1. Units of 15 to 50 workers will operate under a supervisor, housing and basic needs provided. wages are 2 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissary Department
Sarcoxie
Missouri
Massey Holmes
Geo, Taylor
War Effort Scale Up in Year of World War I
A year into the war our Army grew from 9,524 officers and 202,510 enlisted to 123,800 officers and 1,529,000 enlisted. Hundreds of thousands fight in Europe. Ordnance spends about 13 million daily. rifles rise to 11,550 weekly. Navy expands from 83,738 to 362,752. hundreds of chasers and destroyers built. 900 vessels contracted. Army feeding needs require 3,000 cattle slaughtered daily. Wireless service spans from Alaska to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ordnance Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Alaska
Panama
Hawaii
Philippines
Bulletin
Pianos for sale at McCall the Piano Man
The Piano Man at 1124 Franklin St invites customers to try heet and Manes pianos and assess the value. A selection of Player Rolls, including popular and classic titles, is available for listening by visitors. Call 263 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette Co Missouri 1918
Deeds filed in Lexington recorder’s office for week ending Saturday June 27 1918 compiled by Lafayette County Abstract Co list numerous transfers. Names include Hursman Hutchason Schlapper Elliott Brin ckmann Hader Dreyer Knapheide McIntyre Schelp Schrimshher Amor Turner Scheppe Phillips Campbell Vaughan Peak and others with parcels across Higginville Odessa Odessa Patterson Smiths Add and nearby tracts 1.00 dollar bequests and complex lot descriptions noted.
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Recorder’s Office
Lexington
Lafayette Co
Missouri
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Ike H. Noyes
B. C. Casner
Geo. M. Hursman
Pine
Pac
Lewis BE. Hutchason
Jos
W. Hutchason
Zentmeyer
Higginsville
Paul W. Yancey
Henry Stagemiller
South Side
John H. Ehlers
August Schlapper Sr
Henry H. Schlapper
John P. Greer
Wm. H. Elliott
C. D
Higginaville
E. Y. Miller
John T. Schrimshher
T. D
Patterson & Smiths
Odessa
Adelaide Ryder
Will Harvey Higgins
Sei
Clara Brinkmann
Herbert BE. Hader
Jung’s
John Henry Holsten
Frank R. Bell
Ben E. Green
Ida D. Jonhson
Asbury’s
Herbert E. Hader
August W. Hader
South
Wm. J. Turner
Wm. R. MelIntyre
James McIntyre
W. D
Caroline Schelp
Edward W. Schelp
Jos. J. Jacoby
Frank Stevenson
el Sey
James H. Guard
Dochia Scheppe
Fair Ground
J. Y. Phillipe
William Carter Dee
Admi
Otterson B. Campbell Admr
Edward B. Vaughan
L. G. Peak
Mrs Hix Returns Home After Visit With Son
Mrs Hix came back to her Sweet Springs home Tuesday evening following a visit with her son Edward.
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Reed
Leweris
Oe C
F. Wis
G. Knehon
Matilda
John de Sr
Fitz
Chas, J
Chas. J. Vtagerel
Braarksick
Ritz
Henry Anne
Bedall
Breweaker
Adolph W. Reece
Hefiamer
Louis Ff
Caeret
Theresa Edeimer
Campbell
Sarah J
Otterson Campbell
Altha D. Cares
Riesemeit
Fred W
Ing
He Riesweier
Anns
MM. Riesmeier
Holangrei
Gustav E
Amanda Bergluns
White
Elizabeth T
Virginia E. Johnson
von Anns Z
Albert Gilleary
Evans
Robert L
Anna Flizabeth Brahe
Walker
Margaret
Leslie
Lockhart
Merame
John. W
Will ‘Nexed
OL. Gates
Suphem
Elizabeth Gatbes
Exerutrix
Larberg
Herman K
Sam T. E& Bis
Tar Bman
John
Har- Taubneasn
John K. Taubman Necuuloves
Tucker
Joseph E
G. W. Fredeendall
HieSeman
Mary E
Wm. F. Buckman
Celeters i
Mary Elizabeth
Gilbert Iranings
Wilson
Annie H
Wm. Aull, Sr
Pipeer
Cynthia
John A. Mann
Dowens
Wm. G
W. Scott. Dowens
Pesudevigne
Marius
Albert Peaudevigne
Beeéssenher
Katherine Relmenherz
Acdministra
Hestwell
Michael
Lucien Db
Lesveur
Heeretminn
Martha
Daniel Heveter
Deeebber
E. H
Elmer C. Duebbert
Atcheberry
Estelle
E. N. Ee Qurater
Malster
Dora
Pe Eugene
L. J. Oi
Starr
Orville K
Adelanal M. Str
Walter V
Et al Minord
Jose
Healver
Gorrances
Geor-gee M. Hulver
Iea
Ee Elmer D
Eemille C. Brackmann
Curadtrix
Deetert
Clarence
Cammpbell
Lymrith L
Ellis
G. Campbell
de Tessie
Ay Et al
So Kick Chri
Adelheld Echeoff
Paleo
Wethernday
Hing
Victory
Chas
H. ‘Héins
Aie Davis Eugenia
Namanie R. Ramsey
Texylor
Ralph
Daniel Hoefer
Ritter
Webster G
Noe Wenetis Auhaus
A A. Clark
Thos
R. “Taylor
Pearks
Edward F
W. Ashford
Dittmer
Emil Minor
Rebecca Dittmer
Guratrix
Beergmann
Hugo
Loulva Beergminn
Drertan
Offie
W. H. Breuer
Surator
Das
Thiredey
Lh. Temekion
Henry C. Chiles
John Peter
Chiles
Dezavidion
Louis
Henry Sar
Will
Liberty Loan Organization of
The
Eighth Federal Reserve District
Wureker Hill Hall
Franklin St
Castoria
Plese
Chen
Sally
Luther W. Marshall
J. L. Peak
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