Publication order in Lafayette County real estate case
In Lafayette County Missouri circuit court a 1914 order of publication suspends unknown heirs and assigns of multiple parties in a complex land dispute. Plaintiffs seek to determine estate title to the west half of the southeast quarter of section 32 township 51 range 28 and pursue judgment to quiet title against the unknown heirs and devisees of Jacob Potter Asa Smith Leeds and others with publication to all defendants in The Lexington Intelligence for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jucah Potter
Asa Smith
Ann M. Smith
Willam Chapman
Mary Chapman
William Ulrey
Emiline Ulrey
William Smith
Sarah L Smith
Joseph Smith
Lavinia Smith
Lorence DD. Smith
Maria H. Smith
Jacob W. Leeds
F. H. Casteel
Thomas Casteel
Frank Casteel
William Casteel
James Casteel
Catherine Samson
Mary Hand
Deceaaad
Fratk Casteel
William Caste
State of
Missouri
Jacob Potter
Ann M.smith
William Chapman
Wiliam Urey
Emiline Wirey
Wiilliam Smith
Sarah J. Smith
Lavina Smith
Lorenzo D. Smith
Maria J. Smth
Jacob
Lesds
Thomas Castes
Lafayette County
Mary Causted
Dt Coaved
James Martin
Ana Smith
Ann M Smith
Emilie Ulrey
Willum Smith
Sarah I. Smith
Maria B. Smith
John N. Craven
Barnet T. Craven
OF. H. Casteel
Mary
Mary Casteel
Reil
Mary Castel
Worte Selon
Anid
Bere
Howe Dider
Mary Oy
Himitarios Wader
Grantens
Jacoh Potter
Jeirs
Mary Choyman
William Uulrey
Wilhiam Smith
Nila
BF. H. Cristed
Cotsort
Frank
Cel
Wiliam Caateel
Mary Pend
Thomas Canteel
Becun
Lexington
Sain County
Lexington Intelligence
Lafayette
Public Notice in Mirage County Probate Case
In Mirrours State a publication announces a court action in Vacation Misradash by Ann Limback against P Anderson and unknown heirs of Samuel P Anderson. The petition seeks to determine interests in government lands described as the Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter and the South West quarter of section 50, range 11, town 6, and to establish title for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirrours
Arate c
Ales
Serrate County
Xinglon
Misradash
Ann Limback
Anderson
If Ilving
Sarhuel
Samuel PF. Anderson
Aald & It
Charina Lyons
P. Anderson
Samuel P. Anderson
P Anderson
P. Pela
Muel . Anderson
Liebeaala
Anderton
Acvien Me
James
Dinwid Mhorten
Tereata
Public Administrators Notice for Heart Herve Estate
Public Administrator Henry C. Chiles takes charge of the Heart Herve estate per a March 28 1914 Probate Court order in Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or be barred, claims not exhibited within one year from publication may be forever foreclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Heart Herve
Henry C. Chiles
Albert M. Raynes
Warch
Afayotte County
Missouri
Mary Jane Raynes
Exetutrix
Executrix Notice for Albert M. Raynes Estate
Letters testamentary granted for Albert M Raynes deceased in Missouri. All claimants must file within six months to share in the estate. Publication date March 17 1914. Mary Jane Raynes executrix.
Administrator's Notice of Willig Estate in Missouri
Probate Court Grant issued April 6 1914 in Lafayette County Missouri. Annie Marie Willig as administratrix warns all creditors to present claims within six months and barred after one year from publication, or lose right to estate benefits.
Final Settlement Notice in D Stalling Estate Missour
Creditor notice for the estate of Diederich Stalling deceased. The undersigned will apply for a final settlement at the May term 1914 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The court session will begin May second Monday in Lexington in the Probate Court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diederich Stalling
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Pinal Settlement Notice to Creditors of Laura Parker
Notice to all creditors that Frank T. Bolton administrator will apply for a final settlement of the Laura Parker estate at the May term 1914 Monday in May 1914.
Frank and Allie Murphy Visit Lexington Relatives
Frank and Allie Murphy of Kansas City spent Sunday in Lexington with relatives enjoying family time. Local residents noted the visit as a brief family gathering with No public events or notable incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
Allie Murphy
Kansas City
Lexington
Children Visit Relatives Near Judge Field
Dr. Alj Chalkley traveled to Kangas City Friday morning to spend the day. Mrs. John Roberts and Miss Edith Edmonds of Louisville Kentucky arrived Thursday evening to visit the family of Judge Richard Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alj. Chalkley
Kangas City
John Roberts
Edith Edmonds
Louisville
Kentucky
Richard Field
Subscription Offer for Intelligencer and Add-ons
The Intelligencer offers a yearly subscription for 1.00 with a special 18 cent add-on that includes Woman's World Farm Life Green's Fruit Grower and Home Life for one year. Renew now to take advantage of this bundled deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
The
Intelligencer
Final Settlement for Estate of Joseph Meyers
Final settlement of the estate of Joseph Meyers to be applied for at the May term 1914 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The hearing will begin in the Probate Court room in Lexington on the second Monday in May 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meyers
Tate
Lafayette ‘County
Missouri
Lexington
For Sale: Separator and Engines in Dover Missouri
For sale one separator two traction engines cook shanty water tank and wagon and a clover huller listed by Mrs W C Pauling Dover Missouri.
Final Settlement Sought in Elizabeth Haerle Estate
In the estate of Elizabeth Haerle deceased, the undersigned will apply to make a final settlement at the May term 1914 of the Private Court of Lafayette, to be held Monday in May.
Prompt and satisfactory auto service to trains
Leave calls at Lafayette Auto Company. Phone 291, Harry Dunford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Auto Company
Harry Dunford
Estate of John B Mabry to seek final settlement
Albert G Mabry as administrator with will annexed announces a final settlement for the estate of John B Mabry. The application will be made at the May term 1914 of the Probate Court in Lafayette Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert GC
Mabry
Will
Decrefise Arrestees and Jail Statistics Reported
A fragmented stat line shows counts of arrests for intoxication with and without saloons, listing 61 persons arrested with saloons, 24 jailed, and 12 jailed without saloons. The source text is unclear but provides numbers tied to intoxication and liquor venues.
Women Workers Learn Efficiency Through Necessity
The article argues that women, especially upper class and widows, erred in thrift and focus when entering paid labor. It credits necessity with reducing laziness and unreliability, noting improved labor efficiency as women gain professional training and shift from household to wage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Key
Harper's Weekly
Licenses and moral clash over saloon business debated
A Portland opinion questions state law on liquor, arguing contraband status and confiscation under federal stamps, condemning licensing and partnership with criminals. The piece frames prohibition as a moral stake, urging the state to resist selling tolerance for three to five hundred dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hili
Portlands
Stresta
College study marks shift in liquor education
A college study notes that less than two percent of American men attend college yet produce about 7,700 of the nation’s 10,000 leaders. Captain Hobson argues the liquor industry dominates large universities but is losing grip. In the first half of the school year 2,600 students in 100 colleges studied liquor problems and total enrollments may reach 6,000. About 50 to 60 colleges have credited the course toward degrees, with others likely to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hobson
Tts
Universition
Test Questions on Saloons and Family Morals in Nebraska
A fragment asks if wives will testify that saloons have brought light and happiness to homes and that mothers see sons improve after neighborhood saloons appear. The tone questions societal change and morality in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
The Difference Evelyn Well Marriage Is A Lottery
In a playful exchange Evelyn argues marriage is a lottery with striking costs. George agrees noting wins in love come with continuous bills from milliners, underscoring perpetual wedding expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
George
France vessel embodies grand sailing ship revival in press
An article notes heavy oil engine bids failing to revive large square riggers. The latest is the Bordeaux built France, 130 feet long, 55 23 feet beam, 24 feet draft, displacement 16,650 tons with twin oil engines of 25 horsepower, capable of 101 knots under power and over 11 knots under sail in good breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bordeaux
Consis
Burglary Fear Sparks Bedtime Lullaby Exchange
In a domestic scene a wife worries aloud about a burglar under the bed ticking sounds, while the husband reassures her to sleep, claiming the bed is merely ticking. The exchange captures a quiet nighttime tension and a humorous coping moment. The dialogue centers on household fear and reassurance.
First Aid Quip Reflects Grim Rescue Banter
A wartime humor line shows a medic character asking if a fallen man needs a lecture and receiving the reply that he would prefer a pick-me-up. The exchange mirrors light relief amid frontline hardship.
Look at the Riot of Colors in the Cap Ribbon
A playful exchange contrasts a riot of colors on a cap ribbon with a mob cap remark. The dialogue highlights fashion humor and period slang about headwear.
Naturally Playwright Barbs Porona Plaster Plot
A quirky exchange shows a playwright and a manager discussing a drawing plan centered on a porona plaster. The banter hints at a stage moment and a drawing setup. The dialogue suggests a theatrical scheme with witty, coincedental wordplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porona
Quoting an Operatic Star on Monotony of Fame
A playful exchange remarks that life for an operatic star can feel monotonous and repetitive as each singer performs another aria. The brief cartoonish dialogue hints at celebrity fatigue without detailing names or venues.
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Iets
Wien
Bn Up Scientific Fimerican
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Dover, Mo
Elizabeth Haerle
Alouf
John B. Mabry
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