Real estate deeds and notices from Higginsville area
Multiple property transfers listed with grantors, grantees, and descriptions in Higginsville and Ashury Additions. Names include Hiram Campbell, Roman Anderson, Albert Wittmeyer, James Murrell, Chas Phillips, Mire Sarah Davis, Carl Deewis, Clarice Barnett, James Terhune, Mary Terhune, Wm Starkebaum, Theo Tempel, Fritz Nieman, M Ladeson. Also notes of visits by M Ladeson and a Fisher family vehicle casing price reductions.
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Larl Deewis
Chas R
Martin T. Phillips
Bik
Ashury
Higginsville
Clarice H. Barnett
James A. Terhune
Mary B. Terhune
James A. Terhune WD $2000 Ets Nw14 Sem & Sto
Wm Starkebaum
Real estate transfers filed in Lexington Missouri 1919
Deeds recorded in Lafayette County during week ending May 24 1919 show multiple transfers. Trustees of Shaw Chapel Cumberland Press to William Whitsett et al convey lots in McBurney Add Odessa. Emma Shafer to Ed C Sanders and wife convey lot 7 Block B McCord Add Higginsville. Cobus Wilde to Mathilda Neuhaus convey part SW in 4-48-24. Geo F Rogers to Rosaline L Phillips convey lots 6 7 and Elk 5 South Side Add Lexington. Anna Handy to Marion Handly convey FE SW 40 A W side SE 8-43-25. James B E Lyons to Martin Ritter convey 60 ft N side lot 4 McDaniel Add Higginsville. Chas Kinchloe to Cora A Lewis convey fot 3 Elk Pomeroy Add Lexington. Louis Frerking to Ellen D Lea convey 50 A part NW SW 19-48-24. Lawrence E Powell to Albert Schroeder convey part SE NE 5-48-24. Chas B K Gouldin to Rosal S Gouldin convey SW SE 7-48-28. David Prottitt to Dollie Wright convey part S ots 1 2 Blk 41 1st Add Lexington. John H W Lipscomb to Jos S Rust convey parts of sets 20 and 21 drainage ditch and bast of Ma.
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Recorder's
Lexington
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Missouri
Trustees of
Shaw Chapel
Cumberland Press
Church
Whitsett
C. D
McBurney
Odessa
Emma Shafer
Ed C. Sanders
McCord
Higginsville
Fannie Shafer
Cobus Wilde
Mathilda Neuhaus
Geo. F. Rogers
Rosaline L. Phillips
and & Elk
South Side
Anna. Handy
Marion Lee Handly
A. W
James BE. Lyons
Martin S. Ritter
McDaniel
Chas
W. Kinchloe
Cora A. Lewis
Pomeroy
Lesington
Louis Frerking
Ellen D. Lea
Apt
Don’t Prod Your Liver to Action
An ad touts Mature’s Remedy Ni Tablets as a boost for digestion and overall health. It promises to stimulate liver bowel and kidney function, improve assimilation, and relieve discomfort. The copy urges taking one tablet occasionally to keep the system in good condition and cites local endorsement by Cringe Crenshaw & Young of Dexter, Mn.
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Sar Cringe Crenshaw & Young
Dexingtom
Auto Mobile Insurance Notice for Six Months Rates
Owners of automobiles are advised of liability and property damage insurance valid for six months. Coverage available during a period described as most tied or longer if desired, at attractive rates. Issued by J. O. LssvEur.
Wanted and For Sale Classified Fragments
Wor sale Edi miss hold furni ture including cwalet bedroom sets Hoosier Kitchin cabinet wool range Miss Mary D Wile son 1422 Franklin st 65 19 2w For sale Thoroughbred Collie pups 14 months old with mother Phone 815 Ben Shelby 222 For sale A Jersey wow Ap ply to Howard Rosewall phone 531
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Edi
Mary D. Wileson
Franklin St
Ben Shelby
Howard Rosewall
Lost Pocketbook Near J. R. Hicklin's
A brown leather pocketbook containing about $3.50 in change is lost near J. R. Hicklin's. Finder should leave it at this office to receive a reward.
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J. R. Hicklin
S. Finder
Seame
Land use for returning soldiers to boost food supply
The document advocates opening public lands to returning soldiers to increase agricultural production. It argues the government should reclassify and expand land access, offering favorable terms to veterans. It ties land policy to wartime financing via Liberty Loans and War Savings Programs.
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Aenland
Australia
Ria
Lin
Congress
Grart
Paskihie
Securitiya
Vietors
War effort urged to complete Victory Loan drive
A local church leadership urges continued support for the Victory Loan as the country presses toward victory. Rev Dr W R King of St Louis Church Federation and other pastors call Americans to fulfill their pledges, stressing duty, gratitude, and unity in the final effort to win the war.
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WR King
Fie
St Boul Church Federation
Presbyterian Chiveh
David Mo Skilling
Webster Groves Presbyterian Church
Patriotism and Liberty Loan Coat Metaphor
A Liberty Loan worker rejects the notion that patriotism is a coat worn only during campaigns. The piece argues true pride will drive people to fund the effort beyond dogma or temporary calls, with the Victory Liberty loan as a compelling instrument.
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Liberty Loan
Liberty van Asoan
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A. W. Allen
Postofice
Intelligencer
M. Ladeson
Coffeyville
Kansas
Frank Fisher
Corneath M. Fisher
U.S. A
Castoria
John Morrison & Sons
Lawrence E. Powell
Albert Schroeder
Chas. BK. Gouldin
Rosal S. Gouldin
David Prottitt
Dollie
Cleveland Wright
John HW. Lipscomb
Jos. S. Rust
Axminster
McCausland
C. F. Lang
Gol
Chas, Teu Boner
Grape Harbor
Garden In
Peerless Bakery
Main
College Streets
Stephen N. Wilson
Rhode Island
Coffin
W.T. Bell Property
13Th and
Franklin Sis
H. D. Greer
Adi
Phomne
Joe C. Graddy
Lexington, Massur
Hinesley’s Confectionery
Daniel Ruebel
Kenney Transfer Company
Alto Service
Bagga
de Ugnod
Ajald
Secretary OF Interior
Wanasiana
Anzaes
Fletcher
Peronal
Lexington Savings Bank
Lexington, Missouri
John Deere
Landis
Treasury
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