Real Estate Transfers May 9 1 and 20 1908
Real estate transfers dated May 9 and 21 1908 list numerous Lexington Concordia and Higginsville parcels. Parties include Geo M Catron Annie K McKean Peter Evselmati Julio Peterng Mary Stasberg Henry Tebbenkamp Mary Ste berg and others with varying sums from 80 to 87,50 including 9 to 40 acre tracts and lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo M Catron
Annie K McKean
Lextaych
Geo L Rupple
Ean
Mderation
Lexington
Peter Evselmati
Julio Peterng
Concorda
Ington
W H.mcneel
FJ McHa
Odessa
Arthur Persinger
Chas & Talburt
Henry Tebbenknup
Mary Stasberg
Concordia
Henry Beerman
Wm Sohmeter
Marjoda
Belteto
Edgington
Chas C Mitchell
Martha A Kruse
Leopold Schmidt
Wim Sehmidt
Aora Wilker
Wm Sehmidt
Wim Sehmitt
Aug Marks
Aug Marke
Vlorix Dickweyer
Lovey
Cox
Jos
Yuckertoj
Stelloo
Lerington
Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery Cures Various Ailments
A historical ad claims Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, with mail order nationwide delivery from E W Hall. Testimonial from W Whitsett, a local lawyer, endorses the remedy amid other advertisements for local services and a 25 cent dinner offer at Commercial Hotel run by B M Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oole Manufackurer
P. O
Loula
Orsostan & Young's
Higginsville
Howe
Yali
Sumi - I
W. Whitsett
Wedding at Midhorist Church in Jeffersonian area
A pretty wedding was held at Midhorist Church in the city on Wednesday at 2 o clock. Sir Robert Connelly of St Joseph and Miss Marie Bowen of this city were the contracting parties. The ceremony was performed by Rev B V Allon. Attendants included Connelly's brother and Mrs Quants of Lexington. Ushers were August Hader and Charles Meinershavn. The couple planned to reside in St Joe after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hader
Charles Meinershaven
St. Joe
Gpinsville
Jeffersonian
Incomplete Health Advice From Croushaw & Young
Fragmentary medical note describes sluggish liver and kidneys, poor digestion, lack of appetite, and general weakness. Claims a tonic will restore balance and energy, attributed to Croushaw & Young's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geepre
Erin
Croushaw & Young
Our Schools tows and public value debated
The Intelligencer centers this week on school closings and their public importance. Readers breathe concern over moral role of education and the duty of a free press to highlight it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvey
Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine Endorsed
An advertising testimonial from J. B. Belsher of St. Louis praising Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine. The note urges avoiding cheap stock foods and claims the product improves liver function, animal vigor, and overall health, with advice to use Black-Draught for horses and cows alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Belsher
St. Louis
Begin in the country for newspaper work says Dr. Shaw
Dr. Albert Shaw argues country papers offer ideal training for beginners and reward experienced writers who move on to cities. He cites lessons from small-town papers and notes success stories of editors who bought towns papers and rose to community leadership. A cyclone near Judge J Henry Green’s farm causes property damage but no injuries in Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shaw
Jane Cosmopolitan
Lam Aleo
J. Henry Green
Mrs. Chiasson Recommends Liniment For Malarial Fever
Mrs Frank Chiasson of Patterson Louisiana writes of severe malarial fever that returned after stopping doctors medicines. She credits a sample of Herbice with helping and notes subsequent bottles cured her. She praises Suilerds Bow Liniment for burns joints and emergencies, available at Crenshaw and Young's for 25 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chiasson
Patterson
Jane
Bonds Carried in Odessa Vote for Bonds to Expand Heat Plant
A last week election in Odessa approved a 5000 pound bond expansion for the electric heat plant by 230 to 16. The notice includes a sworn affidavit by Fran Cheney of FFJ Cheney & Co. in Toledo and a public endorsement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a testimonial offer and distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
A. W. Greason
Hall
F. J. Cumner & Co
Toledo
Order of Publication in Lafayette County Missouri
The Stat of Missourei to J J Hulbeewen collector Lafayette Co Missouri. To the Pakoown Beles of fram t Grooms you are notified that plaintiff has commenced a suit by petition seeking a judgement for money damages interest and costs on delinquent real estate in Lafayette County Missouri. The property described is in section seven township forty nine range twenty two and is delinquent for taxes. The court will decide the action at Lexington on August sixth unless the defences are filed before then. A copy notice will be published weekly for four weeks prior to the term. Campbell Clerk Lyons Attorney for Plaintiffs. 5-235
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statroy Missoutei
Lafayette
Aald Centre
J.J. Hulbeewen
Lafayette Quanty
Misouri
Phejenitt
Tohn Kiney
Miran T. Firreens
Fram T Groom
Real
Mikeowri
Southweer
Wales
Lexington
Ead
Mead Ila
Intel Irene
Tony al
Willian W. Bailey
Liam W.ley
Minouri
Bates City
Missouri
Auenex
Weekly
Intelligencer
Pratt J. H. Campbell
J. W. Sipon
D.C
Jose 'T. Graves
Matey
Matayette
Assiat
Latalligencer
Latayatto
H. Campbell
Lyons
Plaimtift
Mary
Graves
Gravis
Vatrietes
Higeinsville
Chey
Sufi County
Chile
J. Campbell
Hyd
W. Lyowon
D. G. Onas Lyons
Plalytit
End
Public Notice in Lafayette County Missouri Tax Suit
ORDER OF PUBLICATION in Lafayette County Missouri court states the plaintiff seeks judgment for taxes on Lot Nine in Bates City. Parcel delinquent for 1907 16 1800 and 160 taxes totaling 10.50 dollars. court to convene August term in Lexington with publication in Weekly Messenger for four weeks.
Missouri Court Notice of Appointment and Proceedings
State of Missouri court notices in Saldauld County with references to J Palkerson, Michare as trustee, and a will contest. Lists quarters, ranges, years, penalties, interest, and costs as secured by a court order. Campbell clerk and Chas. Laces attorney for plaintiff are named with forthcoming orders and required appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michare
Williacs
Walt Engrt
Campbell
Missouris Lafayatte County Tax Suit Initiated in Circuit Court
The State of Missouri through collector J. Pulkerson files suit in Lafay ette County Circuit Court against Katie Green Francis A. Davis and W A Redd trustee to obtain judgment for taxes interest and costs on eight nine and ten blocks in St Thomas addition to Waverly. Notice instructs defendants to appear at the next term or risk a default, with publication in The Week or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messotri County
Larsvert
Circuit Court of Age
Missour
J. J. Pulkersom
Lafayettcs County
Missoert
Piatncitt
Katie Green
Prascis A. Davis
W. A. Redd
Kath Green
Francis A. Davis
Couny
Lafayetite
Neaene
Missouri land sale decree in Fayette County court
The court orders a sale of lands in Lafayette County Missouri to satisfy a judgment. Thefection describes the property in northwest quarter and adjacent parcels with tax and interest details. A publication notice will run in The Weekly Lafayette Enquirer for four weeks before the next term.
Tax Foreclosure Notice in Lafayette County Court
In Lafayette County Circuit Court April Term 1908 plaintiff State of Missouri at the relation of L J Fulkerson Collector sues Fanoie Wilson and W G Jennings for taxes interest and costs on Lot 7 Block 36 81 Thomas addition to Waverly Lafayette County Missouri for years 19 and 17 with penalties and costs. Court orders sale of the property if judgment is secured. Respond by August 3 next term or before end of term. notice published in The Weekly Intelligencer for four weeks. Seal and counsel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Said County
State of Missouri
L. J. Fulkerson
Lafayette County
Missouri
Va. Fanoie Wilson
W. G. Jennings
Wilson
W. G. Teaserou
Lafayette
Thomas
Waverly
Lexington
Weeky Intelligencer
Weeky Intelligencer, A Newspaper Published In Old County of Lutayete
JH. Campbell
K . W. Lypson
J Chas. Lyons
Plaintilif
Lafavetts
J Fulkerson
Lafayetta County
Taxes suit over Lot eight in McDaniel's addition
The State of Missouri Lafayettes County court notices a tax suit against Mary Graves to collect taxes for 1907 and 1909 on Lot eight in McDaniel's Severit addition, Lyons & Lyons attorneys for plaintiff. The case seeks a lien and sale of the real estate to satisfy judgment, with publication in The Weekly Intelli Secor for four weeks.
Lafayette County tax case against John Monroe
The State of Missouri through Lafayette County records a suit against John Monroe to recover taxes, interest, and costs on real estate described as Lot 8, Block 6, Pattersons and Smiths addition in Odesin with the 1907-1910 taxes totaling seven hundred dollars, plus penalties and interest. Also includes a public bridge contract notice and Botanic Blood Balm advertisement.
Brown Brothers Company Rochester Ad Offers Trees For Sale
A garbled early 20th century ad from Brown Brothers Company of Rochester New York promotes steady income and nursery inquiries. It advertises weekly payment terms and options to arrange for whole or part lots of trees, inviting readers to write today for specifics on varieties and seasonal availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Brothers Company
Rochester
N.Y
Missouri court notice to respond in August term
Public legal notice from Missouri directing Robert M Ray and W A Gasnell trustees to answer a petition concerning estate and land in Catapepe county. It requires appearance at the next court term in Lerington and warns of default if not filed. Names included Lyons attorney for plaintiff and W A Gasnett as trustees with dates referencing May term.
Court notices Lafayette County April term 1900
In Lafayette County Circuit Court a civil suit is filed by J Fulkerson as collector of the Lafayette County levee against Mary P Greciani Julia Aon Fiserte and others. The petition seeks property described as Lots 1 and 3 in the Pomeroy Houx and Graham No. on Lexington Missouri, delinquent for years 1890 1897 1900 with a total claim of 421.12 dollars plus interest and costs. The court orders publication for four weeks and requires appearance by the next term at Lexington courthouse or judgment by default. A true copy signed by Clerk J K Campbell and Attorney Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy, Houx
Graham
Lexington
Missouri
Taos
Notices To Bridge Contractors Letting In Two Sessions
Notice to bridge contractors to bid on May W AD for a 28 foot pile bent bridge across Davis Creek two miles north of Concordia and a second 8 foot span frame bent bridge across Wewndhen pile road near section 24 township 44 range 24 northeast of Concordia. Bids at 10 AM and 2 PM with bonds and maintenance obligations. testing details at site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoil
JONE
Herman Meaty
Marvin Cha
Mayview
Latnog
Slough
Concentia
Davis Creek
Concornia
Brie Ae Msc
Bh Webis.ee
Bond Call for Bridge Letting in Lafayouta County Missouri
A county court announces a bond issue for a bridge project in Lafayouta County Missouri. Bids open June 15 1909 with a one thousand dollar denomination per bond and interest due annually. The county clerk orders the letting of the bridge project with a 16 foot approach and adherence to state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday, Jones
A. D
Ting
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Jim
Vais
Sunny Jim
Anna Forderhose
Antoo Tebbenkamp
Mary Saaberg
Lot
Anton Tebbenkamp
Mary Steberg
Pilo
Toom
B. M. Coon
Deuboo
Gee W
Chrenshaw & Young
Gresee
Amery
Peturn Senter Eleesnen
Ceri Mar
Odems
Der
Chrenshaw & Young's
State of Obi
Luda County
Frack J. Cheney
FF. J. Cheney & Co
Fran Cheney
Latayerre
Miskoemg
Lapateus
Cwanty
Miewanri
Palkerson
Latayetse Gnanty
Missour Mint
John Monroe
Midsouri
Pattersons and Smiths
Odesin
Loa i Lena
Sota
I, D. Weedin
Wures
Sim Rt Re Blood Baim Co
Avanta
Georgia
Conner
Laraverth
Sears
Palternon
Se Oven
le Bow State
Misacuel
Palnti
Rotert M Ray
W. A. Gasaell
Winsor
Lavington
Publishea
Lemat & Ot Cays
Ba Fen May
W. A. Gasnett
W. Sypron
Anid County
J. Fulkerson
Said
Behalt
Lata Ore
Wube County
Miswouri
Mate Yet Vyrank Thornton
Lafayouta County
Loweut
Bet
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