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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1912

Page

2

Fertilizers For Corn In Missouri Experiment Station Summary

Missouri farmers seek corn fertilization guidance from the Experiment Station. Recommendations favor crop rotation, clover, open soil, and manuring, with fertilizers used judiciously. For average upland soils apply 75 to 90 pounds of fertilizer with 2 to 3 percent potash, drill-seeded or in furrow, to maximize net return per acre for corn alone. On very thin lands apply 200 to 250 pounds per acre. similar rates improve yields on medium to poor soils when followed by subsequent crops. Avoid overfertilizing to prevent firing in wet seasons. In wet years, higher rates may pay, but 100 pounds per acre is near the practical maximum. Fertilizers are a temporary measure and should accompany a sound rotation and legume program. Continuous use on the same land without rotation degrades soil fertility.

Missouri Myainurr Darmer

Fertilizer Practices for Rotations in Missouri Soils

M F Miller of the University of Missouri notes that keeping land productive through rotation and manuring, with occasional clover or cowpea crops interplanted, uses cheap phosphate like raw rock phosphate. The return on fertilizer at planting is rarely remunerative.

Postal Depositors May Exchange for United States Bonds

By June 1 1812 postal savings depositors may exchange all or part of their deposits for United States registered or coupon bonds in denominations of 420 100 and 000 bearing interest from July 1 1912 at 244 percent per annum payable semi annually and redeemable at the pleasure of the United States after one year from issue. Bonds and interest payable 20 years from that date. Postal savings bonds are exempt from all United States taxes and from state municipal or local taxes.

Postal Savings System United States

Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted For Urinary Ailments

An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a direct kidney remedy for youth and old age. It features Lexington testimonials from R. S. Calmese and uses a typical early 20th century sales tone with a drug store origin and price. Also notes Capt Ryland Todhunter and daughters departing for Macon Georgia to attend a national UCV convention.

Dean Lexington R. 8 Calmese W. Boulevard Crenshaw Young’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Ryland Todhunter Katherine Emory Macon Georgia The

Bargain in R. C. Reds

E F Meyer offers 18 yearling hens and 3 cocks as extra good stock at 935 North 16th Street.

R. C. Reds E. F. Meyer 16Th Street

A Big Reduction in Prices of Edison Mazda Lamps

Edison Mazda lamps receive a substantial price cut with 25 watt at 50 cents 40 watt at 55 cents 65 watt at 80 cents and 80 watt at $1.15, offering brighter options for homes and businesses.

Mazda

Dog Tax Notice Enforces Tag Rule Citywide

Notice to all dog owners that any dog found without a tag will be taken up. If a tag is lost, contact City Marshal Frank Haberkorn at 4-2411 for a new one. The law will be strictly enforced without fear or favor. City Marshal.

Frank Haberkorn

We Do Love Work in Town for Sidewalk Deliveries

An advert notes making sidewalks in town with emphasis on reliable work and delivering goods. It references John Lashurs’ office and residence phones for contact and project delivery. The tone is promotional, urging customers to choose their services over others.

House and Lot for Sale in Town

House and lot for sale with five rooms a hall and bath, good cellar and yard, wash house, barn, different outbuildings, modern except formic, inquire at JOS. L. LONG.

Jos. L. Long

Calenders Offered by The Intelligencer Ad

Calenders are being distributed with new samples and copies available. The Intelligencer invites customers to call phone number seven to view the complete calendar line. Crawford's Laundry also promotes flat work service at five cents per mound with sanitation assurances, phone 130.

Intelligencer Gothering Crawford’s

Florida Land for Sale Near Miami 10 Acre Muck Land

For sale 10 acres of 7 foot muck land near Miami Florida asking 1000 dollars cash. Includes address 110 Felix St St Joseph Mo. Local real estate listing notes cash terms and location details.

Miami Florida Felix St. St. Joseph, Mo

Tax Notice Urges Settlement of Real Estate and Personal Taxes

All persons owing real estate or personal tax are urged to call and settle at once to avoid the cost of suit. The notice emphasizes prompt payment and legal action if delinquency continues.

Stonestreet moves dressmaking to Hix building

Mrs. W. M. Stonestreet relocates her dressmaking establishment to the Hix building at 12th and Main. Her phone 78 and residence 384. Also listings for Sherwin Williams sale or rent on South Street, with contact Mrs. F. B. Boyle, and notices for Lexington College Alumnae event May 14 with violinist Orley H. Lee. Greenhouse invites ladies to view cut flowers and plants. MO H. Eggleton.

W. M. Stonestreet Hix Main Streets Sherwin & Williams South Street F. B. Boyle Lexington College Orley H. Lee

Free Remedy Helps Children Laxative offers free sample bottle

A free offer from Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin invites families to receive a free sample bottle to test a mild laxative suitable for babies and children. The doctor promises to mail a sample to the home upon address submission, with purchase at local druggists thereafter.

Miss Yingling and Aull Visit Friends Across Towns

Miss Francis Yingling visited Wiwlesville on Saturday to see Miss Margerep Aull who traveled to Rouse City on Friday for seven weeks of visiting with relatives and friends.

Francis Yingling Wiwlesville Tetendas Margerep Aull Rouse City Sveren

Order of Publication in Hendrick heirs case Missouri

In the circuit court of Lafayetter county Missouri during February term 1913 public notice issued for revival of case against James Clark and other heirs at law of Robert Hendrick deceased and Martha Gaudin heirs. The court ordered publication to notify all defendants and unknown heirs to appear at the next term in Sedalia to show cause why revival should not stand. The clerk W. Sydnor records the order.

Veccornial Linn. Yeyville Apts Georg Halle Ae Pen Ciltlam J Opnpls Chath Robert Lee Aye Baur Askinn Jenoprae la Nhuey Por Kone Fighen Mary Pay Dlecamnad Zachariah Clark Mary E. Buckmaster Low A. Gossert Javeptt BB Stobert Hendrie Deceasel Martha Gaudin Eccased William HH Jiay John C Ray Ma Stape Elon David Clark Hily Schelia al Jaw Corjelia Hile Anldran Soneph Louisa J. Barker Sarah 4 Dawn We Clark My Mret Charles M. Clark Lillian A. Cove Oy Louisa B. Clark Graniohilaren Cora %. Dugan Amos We. Gutridge Ane Nellie Hveelove Eald Cliath David Iark James Clark Salvo J. Hendrick Mary Payne Zachariah Dark Robert J. Hendrick William J. Hendrick Thobert Trick Nald Zachariah Cues Mata Helre Hendrick Robert Martha A Nerton Lafayetta County Missouri Ald Belne Cornelia EF. Atu Joseph W. Lous B. Clark Cora B. Dugeh Amos W. Gutridge Nellie M. Free Freelove Linfayette Dave Mali Rae Caine Rome Han Gourt

Executor's Notice for Mary E. Aull estate in Missouri

Letters testamentary on Mary E. Aull's estate were granted April 13 1912 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance to the executor within six months after the letters date or be barred from any estate benefits. if not exhibited within one year from the letters date they will be forever barred.

Mary E. Aull Probate Lafayette County Missouri

Final Settlement Notice for John McFuddin Estate

Administrators announce a final settlement of John McFuddin estate at the May term 1912 of Lafayette County Probate Court in Lexington. Creditors and interested persons are to appear in the Probate Court room on the second Monday in May 1992 for the hearing.

John McFuddin Lafayette County Missouri Eit Lexington

Taubman’s trip to Polten Tucway on business

Taubman traveled to Polten Tucway on business, engaging in a scheduled meeting and related activities. The purpose was to advance a commercial or administrative objective tied to his duties.

Elm. Taubman Polten Tucway

Final Settlement Notice for Tebart Estate Filed

Public notice announces a final settlement action on the Tebart estate, detailing the probate process and required steps for interested parties. The document cites a court reference and outlines the date and location of the proceed­ings, urging creditors and heirs to participate.

Final Settlement Notice in Latay County Missouri

Notice is given that Legrand Ryland as administrator will apply for final settlement of the estate of William Buford, deceased, at the Probate Court in Latay County Missouri on the second Monday in May 1912. Formal hearing to occur in the Probate Court room.

William Buford Latay County Missouri Monk Bins I Legrand Ryland

Notice to creditors in Dinwiddie estate

Notice is given to all creditors and interested persons in the estate of Robert S. Dinwiddie deceased that the Administrator with will annexed will apply for settlement of the estate. The proceeding is to be begun and held at the Probate Court in the city of Washington on the second Monday in May.

Robert 8. Dinwiddie Mike Ce i Afasetto County Minsuri Beington Miheu

Notice of Final Settlement and May Term Proceedings

Notley ta hereby given to aj creditors eee otter neomarted in the ea of Bettle Bennin fr erent or ureterarned Administrator will make final settlement of value in the May term 1912 Court of Lafayette ae S Minsourt to be begun and at the alé Court room in the city of Lexington on the second Monday in May 18h Taylor B Ramintuten istrator

Notley Court of Lafayette Alé Court Lexington Taylor

Divorce Suit Filed in Lafayette Circuit Court

In Lafayette County Missouri the Lafayette Circuit Court June term 1912 Lexington. Mary West plaintiff against Dante West defendant. Notice to appear by June term heat for divorce action based on intolerable conditions and alleged cruelty. Clerk’s order to the defendant to answer plead by first day of term. Court requires appearance at Lexington with publication in The Vid newspaper for one week. J W Sydnor Circuit Clerk.

Missouri Lafayette Lexington Mary West Dante Weat Dan West Hay Han Offerenough W. Sydnor Clarice Sony Talay J. W Byty Crane

Notice of Resignation as Administratrix

Carrie G Sharp administratrix announces filing in Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court a resignation from the estate of Carm in Sharp deceased and to apply on May 13 1912 to resign her letters as administratrix dated February 28 1919 signs Carrie G Sharp administratrix.

Lafayette County Missour Carmin Sharp Carrie G. Sharp

Also Mentioned on This Page

Revomler Lafayette County Abstract Company Ike HH. Noyes Bueneman Louise William R. Carter Wellington South End Belle D. Prive James N John J. Prive North 17Th Street Hugh ©. McChesney Martha Evely McChesney John T. Wiliams Charles J, Grandestaff South Side Charles Lieser Corder Katherine G. Reid William V. Catron James R. Moorehead Thomas FE Benning Taylor B. Benning James A. Benning Lula ‘S M. F. Miller University of Missouri, Columbia Electric Light Co John C. Young, JR Franklin St Lazington, Ma John Lashurs Res Florida Land A. E. James W. F. Weis MO. H. Eggleston Gelzer W. Caldwell Monticello, Ill Circuit Court of Eagles County Steawwel Ieee Miniacheer Wepu Val Aaneend Utter Garmens
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