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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1918

Page

4

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF WATERLOO PROPERTY IN MISSOURI

Notice announces a mortgage default leading to sale of coal rights and surface lands in Lafayette County Missouri. It details the property description including sections and tracts in Waterloo and nearby lands, rights of way for mining, and the impending public sale to satisfy the debt under the deed of trust dated October 23 1916. The sale is set for May 2, with the statewide court order published in Lafayette County.

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Administrator's Notice With Will Annexed

Notice of Letters of Administration on the estate of Robert A dermigroel ten Tie cette from the Probate Court. Heirs must present claims within one year from the grant date or be barred from benefit. Witnessed by William A Administrator and Stephen X. Wilnon Judge of Probate on April 17.

Robert Adermigroel Lades

Final Settlement Notice in Taubman Estate

Executors Harry Taubman and John K. Taubman will apply for the final settlement of the estate of John Taubman deceased. The Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri will conduct the hearing on the second Monday in May 1918 in the Probate Court room in Lexington.

John Taubman Lafayette County Missouri Lexington Harry Taubman John K. Taubman

Executors Notice and Final Settlement Notices

Executorship notices for Susan I Kirtley and Fannie Glish decedents grant dates in April 1918 require creditors to file claims within six months or one year to avoid loss of rights. Final settlement announced for Therese Voix estate with executor to present at the Probate Court on a specified May 1918 date in Basseten Missouri.

D. William Jackson F. Rogeniy Jackson Ly Jackson Bank of Blackburn Lorine Jackson David Jackson Marion Yaddilion Marion Jackson Lafayette County Missouri Towit Nee Ition D. F. Jackson Anid D. BF Jackson Lexington Lexington Intelligencer Lafayette W. T.tutt T. A. Walker, JR Circuit Court Susan I. Kirtley Stephen N. Wilson Fannie Glish Ayette County Onan Fran $S Patrick McConnell

Mrs Poage and Tatbman Visit Excelsior Springs

Mrs J M Poage and Mrs R M Tatbman traveled to Excelsior Springs Monday for a visit. Mr and Mrs A Schumaker returned to Corder Monday after a visit with Mrs J E B Cross.

J. M. Poage R. M. Tatbman Excelsior Springs Mrs. A. Schumaker Corder J. EB. Cross

Liberty Bonds and the Ark Metaphor by Fred C Kelly

A satirical piece urges Liberty Bond purchases amid WWI fears. The author compares resistance to buying bonds with Noah’s ark journey, arguing victory is a bargain and war costs justify investment. He chastises anti-bond critics, contrasting Prussian autocracy with American resolve and warning of dire consequences if the Allies fail.

Noah Stouk Samad Liewird

Liberty Bonds urged in patriotic WWI recruiting call

Terse wartime exhortations press Liberty Bonds as a cure for German Kultur and a shield for America. Slogans urge buying bonds to fund the war effort, mock the Kaiser, and boost home protection, with scattered garbled phrases reflecting OCR errors.

Final settlement sought in Gillen estate May term 1918

Albert Gillen as Administrator announces intent to apply for a final settlement in the estate of Anna Z. Gillen Detended at the May term of 1918 on Monday in May.

Final settlement requests in Lafayette County estates

Notice that executors and administratrices Gustave E Holmgren Joseph E Tucker Mary E Hickman and Wilson deceased intend to apply for final settlements at the May term 1918 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri in Lexington with hearings on the second Monday in May 1918.

Gustave E. Holmgren Lafayette County Missouri Lexington Amanda Berglund Joseph E. Tucker G. W. Fredendall Mary E. Hickman Lexinn Hickman Wm Wilson Sisi Lafayete County Ull, SR

Local residents report visits and returns this week

Mrs. Wm. Bartels returned Friday from a visit in Kansas City. Miss Florerse Kidd traveled to Cordell for a few days. Mrs. A. B. James went to Concordia Friday evening to visit son Edwin and family. Mrs. L. Chandler of Kansas City arrived Friday for a few days. Mrs. Joel Ewing and son Gen came back Tuesday from Mena Arkansas where they spent the winter.

Wm. Bartels Kansas City Florerse Kidd Corder A. B. James Concordia Edwin L. Chandler Joel Ewing Gen Mena Ark

Family visits mark regional travel in Missouri

Mr and Mrs Frank Loomis and children of Kansas City spent Sunday with J Loomis parents Mr and Mrs E G Loomis and Mr and Mrs Wm Frerking of Higginsville Mrs Freda Woodridge and daughter Freda Mrs Emma Frerking and Mrs Wm Bergeman of Sedalia attended the funeral of Mr Meinecke here Sunday Mr and Mrs W H Randolph went to Higginsville Saturday evening for a visit Mrs E Sullen and children went to Kansas City Monday for a visit Miss Margaret Davis went to Dover Monday for a visit.

Frank Loomis Kansas City J. Loomis E. G. Loomis Wm. Frerking Higginsvile Freda Woodridge Freda Emma Frerking Wm. Bergeman Sedalia Meinecke W. H. Randolph Higginsville E. Sullen Margaret Davis Dover

Children Cry For Fletcher's Castoria Headline

Miss Jennie Mautino spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs Frank Lewis and daughters Violet and Virginia returned to Concordia after visiting Mr and Mrs Geo Atwood. Mr and Mrs Geo Kohrs went to Kansas City for a few days. Mrs Mary Meisenhelter visited Odessa. Fred Curtis spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs W L Hancock returned to Kansas City after visiting her mother Dora Keidel. Miss Clara Zimmerman spent Sunday in Kansas City.

Jennie. Mautino Frank Lewis Violet Virginia Concordia Geo. Atwood Geo. Kohrs Kansas City Mary Meisenhelter Odessa Howard Stone Higginsville Fred Curtis W.L. Hancock Dora Keidel Clara Zimmerman

Dr C W Johnson Surgeon Dentist in Lexington MO

Local dental surgeon Dr C W Johnson operates from the Hix Building in Lexington Missouri. Contact via phone 252 for appointments and general inquiries.

C. W. Johnson Hix Lexington Missouri

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