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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
3
Notice issued under an April 1 1922 probate order in Lafayette Parish. The Public Administrator has taken charge of the estate of Kerschner deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months from the order date or be barred from benefits. claims not exhibited within one year will be barred. April 7 1923.
Notice is hereby given that administrators with will annexed will apply for final settlements at the May term 1922 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The sessions will be held in Lexington and Kingston court rooms on the second Monday in May. Creditors and interested parties are advised to appear.
Creditors and interested parties are warned that executors and executrixes including Je Fletcher Groves deceased and John Basan estate seek final settlements in May 1922 probate court terms in Lexington. Public Administrator to settle estates of Keith and Cox with final settlement planned. notices urge claims and appearances. Also a publication in Lafayette County circuit court regarding Thomas Hill non resident and vacation order for service.
Copy of a court notice requiring publication for four weeks in the Lexington Intelligencer Lafayette County Missouri. The notice, signed by T Tutt Clerk, directs publication weekly with the final insertion at least fifteen days before the June term. Witness Shofrt enkees sealing the record.
The Commerce Trust Company sues George Foulds et al in Lafayette County Missouri in 1922 to recover a described land and asks sale of The Grand Theatre complex in Lexington. Separately Edward Shafer sues Hattie Shafer for divorce citing one year absence and alleged adultery. Hostettler Amusement Company mortgage notice warns of sale of Lexington property including theater building and equipment for unpaid notes.
The estate of Archee deceased, the former Public Administrator will apply to make a final settlement at the May term 1922 of the Probate Court of Lafayette Center Missouri. The session will begin and be held at the Probate Court the second week in May 1922. Henry C. Chiles, Former Public Administrator.
Sealed bids to Wellington Board of Education Missouri for erection of a school building due noon May 15 1922. Plans by Williams Architect Kansas City Missouri. $25 deposit to view plans. Bid bonds five percent and contract bond required. rights reserved to reject bids.
Notice is given that the administration of the estate of Samuel J. Wagner is pending. Creditors and others having claims against the estate must present them, with vouchers, to the administrator at the listed address by the specified deadline. The notice dates from the 22nd of the month, with allege compliance required to receive allowances.
Mr A W Duvall, poultry project leader for Hazel Hill, sold his first Plymouth Rock cockrels as broilers last week for 93 cents each. Duvall has developed one of the county’s best Plymouth Rock flocks and pushes the Hazel Hill poultry project vigorously. Also noted is Lexington’s alley between 11th and 12th streets from The Intelligencer office to Hix Bros. Store, strewn with litter for thirteen years. officials and citizens urged to clean up the area.
Garden catalog item lists tomato varieties Livingston's Globe Chalk's Early Jewel Stone's Dwarf Yellow Pear and cabbage Charleston Wakefield Flat Dutch, cauliflower Dry weather Ear liest, plus eggplant and sweet peppers. Includes phone contact 275 and a 4-24-tf line.
County Clerk GEO W Bates issues notice of a primary election to be held in Lafayette County on August 1 for nominating candidates to multiple offices including Senator in Congress, Judge of the Supreme Court, state and local judges, prosecuting attorney, revenue collector, clerks, and various justice of the peace posts. Attestation by Ste N Wilson Judge of Probate on April 28 1922.
Wentworth baseball team traveled to Boonville Thursday to play Kemper on Thursday and Friday. The Wentworth band also traveled to Kaas City Monday to join the boys loyalty parade.
Missouri students led May 1 enrollments at Chillicothe Business College with six entering from that state. A majority chose the Complete Business Course Ady.
A compact advertisement touts Russell’s Best Hard Wheat Flour for bread, with a full satisfaction guarantee and a contact phone number 158 for orders or inquiries.
Advertises Nine Grain Mixture and Excele Growing Mash for poultry growth claiming larger broiler size. Mentions Mrs Mary Misenhelter visiting with daughter Mrs A Kinderknecht.
Notice to creditors and heirs that the administratrix seeks probate action for estate administration. Six months from May 6 1922 to exhibit claims or be barred from sharing in the estate. Court and county details appear partially in the record.
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