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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
5
The Twice-a-Week Republic of St. Louis promotes a three year subscription for $1.25 and sends two 30 by 48 inch fast color sewn stripe American flags. The offer claims the semiyweekly is the biggest metropolitan paper and may be withdrawn at any time.
John Lee traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday for a brief stay, planning to spend a few days exploring the city and visiting sights.
Letters of Administration with the will annexed granted in Lafayette County Missouri on March 10 19 18 to M Wilson as Administrator with will annexed all persons having claims must exhibit them within two years or be forever barred from the said estate. The notice warns claimants to present allowances to the Administrator by the specified date.
Administrator notices filed by the probate court indicate letters of administration were issued to a named party within two years from the date of the document. The notice likely lists the court, county, and the decedent, requiring interested parties to appear or respond within the specified period to contest or confirm the administration.
Letters of administration with the will annexed on the estate of Atma are granted by the court. Notice requires interested parties to appear and file claims within the specified period.
Cabs and baggage to and from all trains. We value your calls and guarantee good service. Any overcharge or inattention should be promptly reported to G. A. Summers, The Liveryman, phone 690. Lexington depot round trip 25 cents, Myrick depot one way 25 cents. 1-L0tr
A vintage advertisement for Crawford's Laundry urges spring cleaning of clothing. It highlights dry cleaning for ladies and gents wear including silk and velvet drapery, notes first class work, and invites customers to inspect at the office or call Phone 130.
All orders for feed are filled promptly at Gelszer's. Phone 14.
The notice describes a trustee sale for real estate in Lafayette County Missouri. It lists the property description including fractional sections and lots, the sale at public venue, and the hours of bidding from morning to late afternoon. Henry Wallach is named as the party involved alongside other details of the foreclosure process.
Marshall visitors include Fred Tipping and Mrs Ben Oliver plus Miss Adele Bray of Mt Leonard and others from Kansas City Green Ridge Hodge Weir City Cherryvale and Sweet Springs with deaths and visits to relatives Funeral for John Thomas aged 16 with Rev Bruner officiating D R Francis candidate for United States Senator praised by The Jonesburg Journal urging support for Missouri’s Francis with a nod to his roles in St Louis Missouri’s governor Cleveland and the 1904 World’s Fair leadership.
J L Rice and his son Lee traveled to Kansas City for a several day visit. Ed Aull spent Wednesday in a nearby city on personal business.
Get a 10 cent package Con key's Lice Powder and a copy of Conkey's Poultry Book free. The powder kills lice instantly and the book is full of valuable information for poultrymen. By mail Ten cents Leroy Farmer. G. Taylor, who has had charge of the construction of the new depot at Myrick left Tuesday afternoon for St. Louis. Garden Seeds in bulk or packages, Jon L. Long, Cash Grover. Dr. Joseph B. Gordon of Salt Lake City arrived here Wednesday to attend the funeral of his father Geo. B. Gordon. D. T. Bogie went to Buckner Tuesday on business. Mrs. Zach A. Wright went to Kansas City Tuesday for a short visit. For Lexington property investments see Wilson Bros. and Aull. Mrs. G. C. Branch went to Wellington Tuesday. Three suburban homes for sale. Gentle saddle pony wanted. Our soda fountain opens for the season. Best ice cream and ice cream soda in Lexington. L. W. Marshall, 1120 Franklin Ave. Keuhls of Odessa spent Thursday in Lexington on business. A few rental-property bargains. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. McAdow announce the birth of a girl, May 4, 1910. Mrs. McAdow formerly Miss Arline Burden.
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