Lafayette County real estate heirs suit in 1914
In Lafayette County Missouri a circuit court action filed in June 1914 by Willam Casteel Emma Lauck and others seeks a decree to determine estate title and interests in land described as the west half of the southeast quarter of section 32 township 51 range 28. Defendants include unknown heirs and non residents. publication notice ordered with next term set for June 8 1914. The case names many heirs and describes long possession by Mary Casteel and successors, with taxes paid by plaintiffs. The suit asks for quiet title and recognition of plaintiffs as legal heirs.
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Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Willam C. Casteel
Emma Lauck
Sarah Schrimsher
Annie Smith
Ethel Godley
Mary Godley
Silas N. Godley
George W. Godley
Homer Godley
Roseley
Rosa Godley
Jacob Potter
Asa Smith
Ann M. Smith
William Chapman
Mary Chapman
William Ulrey
Emiline Ulrey
William Smith
Sarah I. Smith
Joseph Smith
Lavinia Smith
Lorenzo D. Smith
Maria
B. Smith
Jacob W. Leads
F. H. Cantee
Hielfe
Thomas Castiel
Frank Casteel
William Casteel
James Casteel
Catherine Samson
Mary Hand
Thomas Casteel
Frank Caste
Wiliam Casteel
State of
Ernistine Uirey
Wiliam Smith
Mary Casteel
James Martin
Ann &. Smith
Wiliam Ulrey
Emilie Ulrey
Maria B. Smith
Jacob W. Leeds
Joseph Smn
F. H. Cantuel
John N. Craven
Barnet T. Craven
Ring
Sid Real
William Castel
Loald
Mary Castell
Mary Castee
Mary
Smith
William Urey
Emiine Ulrey
Sarah J. Smith
Lorenzo J. Smith
F. H. Casteel
Frank
Aeteel
William Castee
James Caster
Thomas
Cassteel
Lexington Intelligencer
Lafayette
Publication Notice of Quiet Title Case in Lafayette County
The petition reveals a 1914 Lafayette County Missouri case filed by Samuel Berens versus Samuel P Anderson and unknown heirs. It seeks general relief and quiet title to real estate in the county, with service on defendants including unknown heirs and heirs of Samuel P Anderson. Unknown parties are noted as residents or heirs, and the plaintiff states an inability to name all interested persons in the petition.
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State OF Missouri
Lafayette
Lafaywtte County
Missouri
Suaton
Allan Limback- Pesa
Anderson
Samel
Samuel P. Anderson
P Anderson
Charles Lyons
Samuel Berens
Binie
Missour
Naersen
Pe Anderson
Rariuel P. Anderson
Samuel
Helra
Duvkens
Serenen
Gran
Tata Mayette County
Ieee Harter
Primary Election Notice for Lafayette County Missouri
Notice lists offices to be voted at the August primary in Lafayette County Missouri with candidates for the state and county posts. Typed by County Clerk C L Glasscock at Lexington May 9 1914, naming towns and township jurists and party committeemen in multiple townships.
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Clark
Lafayette County
Missouri
Congress
Jude Supreme
Lexington
Middleton Township
Snl-A-Bar
Washington Township
Administrator's Notice of Elizabeth Kronshage Estate
Letters of administration on Elizabeth Kronshage deceased were granted May 1 1914 by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri to J H Charles Kronshage administrator. All persons with claims must exhibitthem for allowance within six months of the grant or be barred from estate benefits. If not exhibited within one year from the last publication date, claims are forever barred. This May 15 1914.
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Elizabeth Kronshage
Lafayette County
J. H. Charles Kronshage
Massive Built Bed Ad From Lexington Furniture Co
An advertising notice offers a 2 inch continuous Post Massive Built Bed at well below cost. The ad claims the bed sells nationwide for 15.00 but is offered “less than cost” while supplies last. The Lexington Furniture Co at 811 817 Main Street is the seller.
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Lexington Furniture Co
Main Street
Horses Not the Right Kind Says Dexter Park Trader
A Dexter Park market trader laments the surplus of low quality horses and warns that strong stock with correct classifications is scarce. He notes breeders neglect improvements and mares fetch temptingly high prices, pressuring owners to sell for cash. The observer predicts ongoing scarcity of suitable stock as the season advances.
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Dexter Park
Comedy Exchange in Audience Sparks A Stage Light
A witty dialogue unfolds as a pair jokes about a performance. The comedian asks the critic what stood out, and the critic replies that the stage itself supplied the best feature of the show.
Paris Battle of the Barriers 100 Years On
A century ago Paris mounted a gallant defense against the allies in the Battle of the Barriers. French forces under Marshals Mortier and Marmont held the outskirts with National Guard students and citizens aiding a desperate resistance. The allies led by Schwartzenberg and Blücher pressured the city before Marmont capitulated.
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Paris
National Guard
Mortier
Marmont
Prince Schwartzenberg
Prince of
Unemployed Scout Warns Comrades On March Line
On duty a wary voice asks for work then admits being part of the army of the unemployed. The speaker, Plodding Pete, says he is scouting sixty to warn comrades of any ambush along the march line.
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Pete
Seeing the Canal Progress Rumors in Panama
A brief exchange mentions the Panama canal nearing completion and notes a rubber-neck barge setup, reflecting observer curiosity about the project and public interest in the progress. The dialogue hints at public access points or viewing arrangements without detailing formal milestones or dates.
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Panama Canal
Color Exchange at College Hair Swap Regime
Belle asks about a college exchange and Beulah confirms a regular hair exchange and swap switches exist. The dialogue notes a form of student held exchange focused on hair, implying campus sharing or swapping practices. The exchange is described as regular, reinforcing its ongoing presence.
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Belle
Beulah
Courtroom Quips Echo as Punny Jest Lingers
A fragmented dialogue hints at legal theater with wordplay on impeachment and impairment. The lines suggest satire around a judge and proceedings, capturing a moment of humor amid formalities.
Fitting Repast Fueled By Smoked Ham Jest
A humorous exchange features a guest described as a confirmed cigarette fiend who is offered smoked ham as a playful remedy. The dialogue highlights a light, ironic appetite clash and social banter.
Early June Peas Sweet Phe Pump Sweet Moutons
Readable fragments describe crop activity in early June with mentions of peas and sweet produce. No clear events, people, or organizations are identified in the legible text.
For good pasture and choice timothy day call Henry C. Marecks
An advertisement offering high quality pasture seed timothy. It directs readers to contact Henry C. Marecks at phone number 436 R for details on pricing and availability.
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Timothy Day
Henry C. Marecks
War on Barnacles Extends to Vessels
Readers discuss extending hull cleaning and anti-fouling efforts to ships. The exchange questions the scope of ongoing work and suggests expanding the program to cover additional vessels and marine craft.
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Veesele
Bus and transfer business sold to Lee J. McFadin
Lee J. McFadin announces purchase of the bus and transfer business from John R. Potts. He pledges prompt careful attention to moving and freight hauling and offers the best service in either case.
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John R. Potts
Lee J. McFadin
Pasture for Rent Seeks Tenant in Local County
Blue grass pasture available for rent. Contact John R. Wilmot for details. Phone number listed as 365.
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John R. Wilmot
Egglestion Green House Pot Plants and Cut Flowers
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Egglestion Green House
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