Public Notice in Lafayette County Missouri
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. In Lafayette County Missouri this case seeks a decree to determine estate interests in land in Lafayette County Missouri. The defendants include unknown heirs and devisees of several named ancestors with claims dating back to the 19th century. Plaintiffs allege title by Mary Casteel and long possession. court summons defendants to appear at the June 1914 term or risk judgment by confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lafayette
Circuit Court of
Lafayette Ty
Lexington
Miam C.vasteel
Emon Lick
Schrimacher
Annie Smith
Jacob Potter
Sheira
Asa Smith
Ann M. Smith
William Chapman
Mary Chapman
William Ulrey
Emiline Ulrey
William Smith
Samh St. Smith
Joseph Smith
Lavinia Smith
Lorenzo D. Smith
Maria FB. Smith
Jacob W. Loels
F. H. Casteel
Thomas Casteel
Frank Casteel
William Casteel
James Casteel
Catherine Samson
Mary Hand
Anid
Frank Caxteel
William Cisteel
James Caste
State of
William Tirey
Emiline Tirey
Sarah I. Smith
Ife
Marla Bith
Jacob W. Js
F. H. Tee
Neemas Casteel
Belng
Lafayette County
Mis
Ter
James Mar
Jacob W. Leeds
Eald
Daceasad
B. H
Eby
John N. Craven
Barnet
Craven
H. Casteel
William, Casteel
Coston
Hand
Ng Castel
Ary
Thomas H. Cas
Ilinois
Mary Castell
Mary Canteel
Thames Casteel
Mary Castee
Mary Casteel
Mary C. Castee
Micob Potter
Thomas Castell
Lexington Intelligencer
Order of Publication in Lafayette County Court Case
Public notice from Lafayette County Missouri Circuit Court naming Antu Limback-Flibnatt Samuel P. Anderson and unknown heirs as defendants in a property title action. It asserts plaintiffs seek to quiet title to the north half of the southeast quarter and east half of the northeast quarter of section 1, township 60, range 28, describing the chain of title and naming the executors Dinwiddie and heirs. The notice informs defendants and unknown parties to appear and answer before vacation term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lafayette
Lafayette County
Our
Lavington
Jain
Antu Limback
Anderson
Sanuel P. Anderson
Samuel P. Anderton
Ane
P. Snare Sewats
Charles Lyons
Samuel P
Pape
Samuel I
Andoraon
Conmorte
Devinent
Allenses
P. Anderson
Andan
Towit
Hanivorss
Public Administrators Notice in Lafayette County Missouri
Public Administrator Henry C. Chiles announces appointment to Henri Herve deceased estate by order of the Probate Court dated March 28, 1914. Creditors must file claims for allowance within six months and not later than one year from publication to avoid bar. This notice is dated March 28, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propite Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Henri Herve
Henry C. Chiles
Executors Notice of Albert M Raynes Estate
Letters testamentary issued March 17 1914 by the Probate Court of Fayette County Missouri to Mary Jane Raynes executrix all claimants must exhibit claims within 417 months after the letters date or be barred by law publication date March 17 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Raynes
Tavfayette County
Missouri
Vrs
Mary Jane Raynbes
Executriz
Administrator's Notice for Willig Estate in Missouri
Notice records the administration of the estate of rank Willig deceased in Lafayette County Missouri. Annie Marie Willig is the administratrix appointed April 6 1914. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred after a year from publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willig
Probate
Lafayette County
Missouri
Annie Marie Willig
Final Settlement Notice in Lafayette County Estate
Notice to all creditors and interested persons that final settlement of the estate of Diederich Stalling deceased will be made at the May term 1914 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The proceedings will begin in the Probate Court room in Lexington on the second Monday in May 1914.
Notice to creditors in Meyers estate May 1914 hearing
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Joseph Meyers, deceased, that Walter B. Waddell, executor, applies to make a final settlement at the May term of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The hearing will begin at the Probate Court room in Lexington on the second Monday in May 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joreph Meyers
Menecan
Tate
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Elizabeth Hacke
Sild
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Elizabeth Hacke
Creditors and others interested in the estate of Elizabeth Hacke deceased are notified that the undersigned will apply to make a final settlement at the May term of court in May 1914.
Notice to creditors Mabry estate final settlement
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and interested persons in the estate of John B Mabry that Albert G Mabry Administrator with will annexed will apply for final settlement in a Probate Court room at a specified location on the stated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Mabry
Notice of final settlement in Parker estate
Notice to all interested persons that Frank T. Bolton administrator will apply for final settlement of the estate of Laura Parker, deceased, at the May term.
Frank and Allie Murphy Visit Lexington Relatives
Frank and Allie Murphy of Kansas City spent Sunday in Lexington visiting relatives, enjoying time with family and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
Allie Murphy
Kansas City
Lexington
Fletcher's Castoria Featured in Child Health Notice
Mrs. Robert Wilson visited Kansas City for a few days while D F Conrad also spent the day in Kansas City on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Kansas City
D. F. Conrad
Subscriptions offer for The Intelligencer and add-ons
All For 1.18 The Intelligencer is 1.00 per year By sending 18 cents additional you will receive the Woman's World Farm Life Green's Fruit Grower and Home Life all for a1 year Renew your subscription to The Intelligencer now and take advantage of this offer
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Green
The
Intelligencer
For Sale: Separator and Traction Engines on Offer
Auction note lists one separator two traction engines a cook shanty water tank and wagon and a clover baler offered for sale. Prospective buyers are invited to contact the seller for details and inspection times.
CHEAP FACTOR IN NATIONAL DECLINE
A temperance tract argues alcohol drives degeneracy in the United States, claiming a 300 percent population rise and a 950 percent rise in feeble minded individuals over 60 years. It cites a British report and U.S. mortality estimates, asserting 680000 alcohol deaths yearly and that 62 percent of New York children of drinkers show disease. Dr L Alexander MacNicholl warns a nation half diseased cannot endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
T. P. Whitaker
New York City
L. Alexander MacNichol
Striking Opposition to Liquor by Senator in Texas
A speech by a Texas senator denounces liquor traffic as a social danger undermining health, strength, and national future. He vows to oppose the scourge until death, citing cries of hungry children, a mother's ruined face, and the degradation of virtue, linking abolition to national stability and virtue.
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Childry
Republic
Trouble Maker A Pittsburgh Paper Exposes Prohibition Link
A Pittsburgh paper argues that drinking drives crime and poverty in Pennsylvania. It cites 1911 prison data showing high drinker percentages among inmates and dependent children, blaming alcohol for crime and taxpayer burden while urging a political push to end liquor influence.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Pather Penn
Meade
Lee
Gettysburg
John Barleycars
Father Penn
Thermoog
Rambler Rose Plants for Sale at Weston’s Green House
Mrs W C Pauling of Dover Missouri offers large eight and four year old rambler roses at low price for immediate sale. Plants promise abundant bloom and shade this season. Weston’s Green House remains the seller.
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Eston
We Certainly Do Love Work We Are Ready To Improve
A promotional pitch for concrete mixing services promises better work and higher output than old methods. It extols a modern mixer claimed to lower costs and improve quality, boasting superior results when used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
The Heuer Traffic and Its Broad Economic Toll
A. A. Hopkins, Ph. D., warns that Heuer traffic harms multiple industries. He argues that higher flour costs ripple backward from merchants to farmers and craftsmen, depressing profits for manufacturers and workers. The piece frames tariffs as less damaging than this widespread drag on American industry.
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A. A. Hopkins
Stenography and Dictation Services At Ashurst Office
Stenography, letter writing, copying and transcription collection. Dictation taking in shorthand. Work completed at John J. Ashurst's office. All work guaranteed to be up to Ruth Ashurst's standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ashurst
Ruth Ashurst
Missouri Pacific Time Card from Lexington List
West Sound schedule shows 628 and 621 trains from Lexington with 8:11 am and 6:50 pm departures. East Bound 629 624 from Lexington at 8:30 am and 6:12 pm. River Route 632 arrives Lexington 6:01 pm and 521 leaves Lexington at 8:00 am with a $21 fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
West Sound
Lexington
Lexi
Alcohol as Destruction of Raw Material in Production
The passage argues that alcohol is not a developed property of food but arises from destroying the original material. It compares wood to a log becoming altered yet not producing a table, and describes alcohol as the ashes of fruit, barley, or corn, highlighting destruction of natural properties to create the beverage.
Society Owes Itself Duty to Develop Human Potential
In this Nautilus excerpt the author argues that true wealth comes from recognizing each person's unique genius and providing a decent living and development opportunities. Society should allocate time for personal ideals, ongoing education, skilled work, and rest to benefit all, ensuring broad value and mutual progress.
Lighthearted Quip Traces City Hat Chase Incident
A brief humorous exchange captures the moment when a citizen tries to lift spirits. A stray hat and a two block chase provide a light joke about caregiving through humor amid daily life. The playful remark underscores communal bonds and shared amusement in a crowded street scene.
You say your boy went to New York to be a speculator
A neighbor teases a mother about her son in New York, joking that he is a ticket speculator rather than a financial one. The exchange hints at hopeful pride and humorous misinterpretation of ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Music Hath Charms Opera Night Reports Grand Gatepay
Mr Simma asks about the opera last night and Mr Quimms replies it was grand. The orchestra performed a last gatepay piece described as the sweetest heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Simma
Mr. Quimms
Hopefuly Divided Jury Comments on Defendant’s Gown
Journal reports a divided jury of ladies discussing the defendant’s gown. Some found it stylish while others deemed it a frightful display, reflecting split impressions from the courtroom fashion moment.
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Janisville
Evolutionary Trends Underpin Dance Movements
A concise note exploring how evolution shapes dance trends, noting that formative patterns may influence contemporary styles and survival of performance forms. The text hints at interplay between tangy expression and adaptive movement without specific events or dates.
Fragmentary Illustration Sparks Curious Excerpt
An illustrated fragment shows disjointed dialogue about Henrietta and a woman trying to steam her face. The garbled text presents a whimsical, incomplete glimpse of a scene with unclear actions or outcomes.
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Henrietta
If that mining stack goes up, I shall profit
A Boston Transcript quotation contrasts two views on a rising mining stack. One speaker anticipates substantial gains if prices rise, while the other predicts consequences if the mine itself increases in value or production. The exchange captures speculation and risk in mining markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Maud and Beatrix Debate Terms for Spinster Identity
Maud questions preferring the term spinster over old maid. Beatrix replies spinster feels voluntary and less pejorative, reflecting contemporary attitudes toward aging and independence. This exchange appears as a brief quotable dialogue in Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Beatrix
Aviation Meet Returns to Town as Skies Open
In a compact exchange, townsfolk note rising interest as an aviation meet hints at increased air activity. The remark signals local curiosity about events drawing crowds and attention.
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Allormey
Wien
Samuel P. Anderson
Rama P. Aneonan
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Alloweon
Xinaton
Auld Counsty
Jenet
Sydnor
Clrenit
Lauvette
Syonor
Plaintift
Diederich Stalling
Walter B. Waddell
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Will
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Frank T. Bolton
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CoponianTs &c. AwPorie Seriding
Arid
Ernie
Ail Powredenjors
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D.C
Fletcher
Neath Woman's Christin
Temperance Cole
Morrie Bheppaid
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W. C. Pauling
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Suno
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