Lafayette County divorce and partition notices play out
In Lafayette County Missouri court actions cite a divorce suit between Mary Hill and Thomas Hill with a June 12 1922 summons and publication in the Lexington Intelligencer plus another partition case involving George Clemmens Foulds Edward K Foulds Ethel Foulds Armstrong James Ralph Foulds Mary Jewell Foulds Dean Foulds and Mary E Foulds with a June 12 1922 term. also a public sale notice for Hostettler Amusement property known as The Grand Theatre in Lexington set for May 22 1922.
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State OF Missouri
Lafayette
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexiie Fir
Mary Hill
Thomas Hill
State of
Lexington
Acid County
Aes Ini
Lexington Intelligencer
Charles L. Foulds
Po Clemmens Foulds
Annie K. Smitéy
Annie K. Foulds
Edward K. Foulds
Abigail Foulds Doty
Ethel Foulds Armstrong
James Ralph Foulds
Mary Jewell Foulds
Dean Foulds
Mary E. Foulds
George
Clemmens Foulds
James Ral Foulds
George Clemmens Foulds
Granty
Sid
Fayette
Hostettler Amusement Company
Nebraska
Recorder of Deeds
Court House
Towit
City of
Ninth
Laurel) Street
Franklin Avenue
Grand Theatre
Wright
Wright's
Grand Opera House
de Conny
Publication Order for Edward Shafer Case
In Missouri, Lapa County Circuit Court, Edward Shafer sues Hattie Shafer. The plaintiff petitions that Hattie Shafer is a nonresident of the state and process is ordered to be served. The court directs publication to notify the defendant of the proceedings and require appearance.
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Hattie Shafer
Lexington
Lexington Intelligencer
Lafayette
Enid
W. T. Tutt
Felix.g. Young
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Felix G. Young
Odrer
State OF Missouri
Lapa
the County
Hattie
Notice to Contractors Sealed bids due May 16 1922
Sealed bids will be received by J L Corse secretary of the Board of Education Wellington Missouri for the erection and completion of a school building in Wellington Missouri. Labor and materials to be furnished according to plans and specifications prepared by architect William Mampe 659 oimrygg mye pleats Paret ifications may seenities Ga sdourl. If said plans 4s cations are taken hein the of.
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J. L. Corse
Board of Education
Wellington
Missouri
Inellington
William Mampe
Bid awards for separate trades by board of education
The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Separate bids for heating, plumbing and electrical work are requested with alterations per bidding sheet. J. L. Corse.
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Con
Mny
Notice of Administrations for Wagner and Booton Estates
Legal notice grants letters of administration for Samuel J. Wagner and Jessie M. Booton estates in Missouri. Creditors must file claims within six months of letters and sureties within one year, or be barred. Signatures dated April 22 1922 and April 27 1922 respectively, overseen by Probate Judge Stephen N. Wilson.
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Samuel J. Wagner
Probate
Lafayette County
Missouri
Jesse A. Wagner
Stephen N. Wilson
R. E
Booton
Probate Court
Selaima
Jessie M. Booton
Final Settlement Notice in Arch Mitchell Estate
Notice to creditors and interested parties that Henry C. Chiles, former Public Administrator, will apply for a final settlement of the Arch Mitchell estate. Proceedings to begin May second Monday, 1922, at the Probate Court room in Lexington, Lafayette County, Missouri.
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Arch Mitchell
Tuan
Wafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Henry C. Chiles
Lafayette County primary election notice 1922
County Clerk announces a primary election to nominate candidates for numerous offices in Lafayette County Missouri on August 1, 1922, ahead of the general election on November 7, 1922. Offices listed include senator, judge, superintendent, representatives, court officials, clerks, prosecuting attorney, revenue collector, recorder, probate judge, justices of the peace, constables, and committeemen for each township. J. W. Bates signs as county official.
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Missouri
Lafayette
Congress
Judge Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Seventh District
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
House of Representatives
Eastern
Western
Clay Township
Davis Township
Dover Township
Freedom Township
Lexington
Middleton Township
Washington “Township
Gus Coane
Seal Parzena
Wee Par SU Cy Af Il
J . W. Bates
Administrator's Notice on Estate Claims
The administrator announces an estate with claims to be shown for allowance within six months after the date of the letters. Claimants must present evidence to the undersigned or be barred from sharing in the estate. Witnessed by N. Wilson, Judge, on May 8.
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Sah N. Wilson
Lafayette County
Citizen's Military Training Camp at Jefferson Barracks
War Department plans a one month training camp at Jefferson Barracks Missouri August 1 to August 30 1922 for Missouri and Arkansas residents. Students travel paid five cents per mile each way, uniforms and equipment provided, meals quarters and medical care free. Training covers personal care fitness rifle handling cooking hygiene and discipline plus athletics films library and recreational facilities. Three courses Red White and Blue offer varying levels of prior training with eligibility for Officers Reserve Corps. Details and applications available from Headquarters 102nd Division St Louis.
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Congress
War Department
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Arkansas
Carmp
St. Louis
Cough remedy praised for children and a May 1922 birth
For The Children, too much care cannot be exercised in selecting a cough medicine for children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets conditions and is a favorite with mothers. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Bates learned of Mrs. J. B. Young's death while in Columbia, then returned home. A marriage license issued to John H. Spendker and Lucy May Pointer. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Thompson announce the birth of a son on Sunday, May 7, 1922.
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Worth Bates
Columbia
J. B. Young
John H. Spendker
Lucy May Pointer
Joseph A. Thompson
Dollars and Cents and the Cold Cost
A winter reminder notes that colds can delay work and last about ten days without treatment. It suggests taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to shorten recovery and recommends keeping a bottle at home as a prudent winter and spring investment. The piece also reports Mr and Mrs Henry Nettles and daughter Mary Claudia visiting relatives in Kansas City, with Mr Nettles returning home on Sunday.
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Chamberlain
Henry C. Nettles
Mary Claudia
Kansas City
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N. Hopkins
Ivexu, Edward Shafer
Weary Board of Education
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102Nd Division
Old Custom House
W. F. Ray
Easley, S. C
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