Deeds in Lafayette County Missouri May 2 1914 list
Recorder of Deeds weekly list includes transfers in Lexington and Mayview with prices from $1 to $15,000. Entries cover parcels in McGirk Add Asbury's Add Pomeroy Hous and Graham Add and Woods Sub Lexington and Mayview along with a House and furnace note. Several names appear including Sipe Wilcoxon Nadler Farr and Lee.
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Recorder of Deeds
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lafayette County Abstract Company
Lymington ‘Lo
Lie i. Noyes, Maugrr, Abstracts & Farm & Loans
Christopher C. Sipe
Lena C. Wilcoxon
McGirk
Lexington
Elva Carter
Willie M. Land
Asbury’s
Tigginsville
Julius Telgemeier
Nadler
A. Pt
John ¥. Phillips
Theo
H Horfert
Benj. F. Nave
Mand Nave
Munter
Add
Deliv Gallazher
Grover C. Wright
W.D. Pridit
Pomeroy, Hous
Graham Add
Martin C. Floeler
John A. Hoefer
Q. D
Gus Wilinemin
Fannie G. Patterson
Ist
Opera House
Frazer
John Magnuson
W. D
Woods
Mary
Taylor
Louisa B. Campbell
Mayview
Mary A. Linehack
Lula Williams
C.D
Sulvertyin Add
Wellington
John al Lockhart
Bovand
Blatehordt Dowing Coumms
Coal Co
Higginavillle
ML Willams
Gen. A
Bates
Jemoa W. Mancrah
Hetty M. Humah
A. S
Jemes W. Teriah Ane Walle
Mary F. Wannah
Rand
Clean Your Furnace Now in May Woman's Home Companion
A May issue advises spring as the optimal time to service furnaces and piping. It stresses removing ashes and cleaning the grate, protecting the smoke pipe with rust preventive paint, and storing it dry. It also recommends applying asbestos cement joints for fall reassembly to improve draft.
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May Woman's Home Companion
Forest Notes on forests and seedlings across the West
California fire prep notes mention five line miles built on the national forest. China imports of matches dominate wood products. Watches mostly arrive from Japan. Redwood sawdust aids packing table grapes in California, replacing ground cork. Hyndman Peak Idaho rises above 12,000 feet with nearby peaks. Sawtooth and Lemhi divide the two forests. Douglas fir plantation on Oregon forest shows 94 percent survival after five years. Plantings in Washington and Oregon cost eight dollars per acre. Lodgepole pine seeding on Arapaho Colorado forest succeeds with 5,000 to 10,000 seedlings per acre in some two to three year sowings.
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China
Japan
California
Hyndman Peak
Idaho
Sawtooth
Lemhi
Oregon National Forest
Washington
Oregon
Arapaho National Forest
Colorado
Modern Concrete Mixing Promises Faster, Better Service
Advert shows a business touting a new concrete mixing method and mixer claiming lower costs and superior quality. It invites customers to call JO8, L. LONG, promising improved results with up to date techniques and a wide poultry line including niece chicken items.
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L. Long
Vinci the Wonder Tonic for Children earns praise
Mrs B W Couper of Bloomfield Nod reports her seven year old child recovering from a six week illness after using Vinci a tonic combining cod liver oil and iron. She claims it quickly breaks up colds builds strength and keeps children well during whooping cough with all ingredients printed on the package. Thirty nine mothers may know what they are giving.
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B. W. Couper
Bloomfield
Vinci
Uplift for the Rich A Grammar Culture Tale
A University of Chicago employment bureau report reveals secret social grooming for the newly rich. It notes women using lessons in speech and grammar to climb social stairs, with satire on a college co ed and wealthy patrons. The piece suggests education and culture spread through evening schools and public instruction.
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University of
Mangham
Lapaes
Sure of One Thing Rich Girl Destiny
A terse dialogue fragment shows Ile asking if they were made for each other and contemplating a future designed for a rich girl, implying doubt about compatibility and class expectations.
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Ile
Noted American Scholar George F. P. Simmons Born in Boston
George FP Simmons, a noted abolitionist and Harvard graduate 1852, was born in Boston a century ago. He studied abroad, became a Unitarian minister in 1838, preached in Mobile, then spent years in Germany. Returning to the United States he led a Springfield church but resigned in 1801 after opposing mob violence against an anti slavery agitator. At his death in 1855 he served as a pastor in Albany New York.
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George FP. Simmons
Boston
Alrondh
Harvard
Mobile
Alains
Germany
Springfield
Mass
Iss
Albany
N.Y
Goose that lays the golden egg becomes emblem of peace
The patriot shifts from dove to eagle then to a goose that lays the golden egg as a symbol of comfort and prosperity accompanying peace. The remark frames a shift in national imagery and rhetoric.
Has that young man bad habits or saloon visits
A cautious father questions a young man while Gladys Jane defends him, noting he never enters a saloon yet appears to spend long hours near gents' furnishing stores, implying suspicion about his habits.
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Gladys Jane
Phrase about longing and desire for growth
A dialogic line questions if one longs for broader experiences. The response rejects expansion, stating a desperate focus on reducing current scope. The exchange implies tension between curiosity and restraint.
Question of Taxes and a Broken Taxi Joke
A playful exchange frames a concern about a taxi breaking down and a witty reply about finding a taxidermist nearby. The light humor pivots on wordplay between taxes and taxidermy in a small town setting.
Notice to Contractors for County Highway Bridges and Culverts
Bids invited at the County Clerk Office, Bates City area, Missouri, through May 21, 1914, for multiple steel bridges, concrete culverts, and related work across sections near Bates City Napoleon Odessa and Wellington. Specifications and requirements, including bonding and maintenance, available May 20, 1914. Hugh Rogers, County Highway Engineer, oversees.
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County Clerks Office
Lext Mo
Ube Slcne
Bet
Rogneay A. CG
Davis
Bates City
Olven Wilkerson
Henry Hennings
Ho. St
Arguat Schapper, Jr
Napoleon
Chas
Purneis
Mayview
Sion
Sec
New Alumbaughis
Odessa
Whitcotts
Tao
Horsestian Creek
Seo
Lori Weet
Aultville
Sea
Dave Mitchell
Wellington
Lee
Lawberg
See
J. Bb. Mabrys
See 4
Pleasant Pyairie Grove Yard
Pleasant Prairie Grove Yard
Napoleon, Mo
J. EB. Fishlinck’s
Pinnrng Church
Sec. 17
Jock Bradley
Uullen
Migginaville
Ser. 1
Rhyn
Thor. Campbell’s
Dover
Atte Difor
Hugh
Roghrs
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Spreads Coast to Coast
A French peasant oil remedy for stomach liver and intestinal troubles is promoted in Chicago by George H. Mayr. One dose reportedly relieves stubborn cases quickly and many users praise its rapid results. Sold widely including Forsile Lexington Missouri and Westerman Rankin.
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George H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Forsile
Lexington
Missouri
Westerman & Rankin
Crawford's Dry Cleaning Department Promotion
When you have a suit to be cleaned or pressed have it done right. Did you ever have your coat come home with the lapels pressed flat when they should have been half or full rolled. Every coat has its particular style, why not have it pressed properly. Try our work, we can please you, Crawford's Dry Cleaning Department. Phone 180.
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Crawford
Suit Pressed Free at Wilcoxon Cleaners
A patron entered Wilcoxon’s cleaning shop and, while waiting, had a single suit pressed at no charge after the clerk invited him to wait in the front room. The exchange highlights small acts of customer kindness at the local business.
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Wilcoxon
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