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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
2
Corder school hires new teachers and opening events
The Medgewool school elected Miss Nannie Brown from Dover as teacher for the coming year. Mrs. Mary Kessler returned from Alma. Betsie Hackley of Kansas City visited. The district planned a new faculty led by Principal Miss Florence Kidd and others. The Corder band hosted an open air concert on Main Street. Various locals visited, traveled, or hosted guests, while a German language study began at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medgewool
Nannie Brown
Dover
Corder High School
Mary Kessler
Alma
Bettie Hackley
Kansas City
Corder
Stork
Florence Kidd
Jeanette Weight Ltd
Maisie Dean
Lelia Smith
Mayme O'Malley
WAC
Ciasie
Corder Band
Robert Pohenwald
Brad
C. G1
Willson
Lexington
Dave Groves
Ollie McPherson
Comder
Traffic Rules Notice for Lexington Streets
Drivers in Lexington must keep to the right and sound warnings at street crossings or when passing from behind. Violators may be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Watery Warping Tale Of Spear At Chicago Fire
In Bygone Days in Chicago, F F Cook recalls Isaac Spear the watchmaker, short and bandy legged, amid the great fire. A brave newsboy warns him twice, then drags him to safety while shouting You’re warping as flames roar and the crowd gasps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. F. Cook
Isaac Spear
Isaac
Rabbit Exchange on Missing Brother and Hair in Butter
Two talking rabbits discuss a missing brother and a hunter rumor. The First Rabbit jokes that a goat might have eaten him, while the Second Rabbit mentions a hunter finding a hair in the butter that morning.
Judge of Human Nature and the Dog as Matchmaker
A humorous column argues dogs are keen judges of character and can help men choose a wife. It suggests taking a dog courting to avoid poor matches, claiming a dog can reveal virtue and prevent divorce-worthy choices. The piece blends wit about courtship and the dog’s instincts with a light moral twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
London Creations Rival Paris in Fashion Debut
London makes bold claim as fashion arbiter alongside Paris with spring models drawing wide attention. British designs gain prominence as Paris innovations sometimes fade, with one London establishment showcasing attractive, distinctly British displays that become a talking point among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
London
The Discovery Snobby-Aw Genealogist and Crop Note
A genealogist remarks that the family tree inquiry reveals a failed crop, noted in Lippincott's. The fragment suggests a humorous or enigmatic exchange about ancestry and agricultural failure without further details.
Head Steward Asks Seat Near Door On Liner
On a liner the head steward asks where the passenger would like to be seated. The passenger requests a seat as near the door as possible, seeking quick access.
Sheriff Sale Notice From Lafayette County Missouri 1912
The state of Missouri initiates a sheriff sale by special execution in Lafayette County. C L Wilson, revenue collector, sues Collean Schooer citied as defendant for unpaid taxes for year 1906. Property description covers 5.78 acres in the northeast quarter south of Balirogley Revision Two, within Range 28. Sale to top bidder for cash at the courthouse door on the Juni Term 1912. Judgment includes taxes, costs, and commission totaling $? with date May 20, 1912, Sheriff W. S. Peacock affixed seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lafayette
Minnouri
Towlr
Biye
Balirogley
TN Winfield
Peacock
Lafayette Conte
Otto Walkentaret
Herman Kueck
Élroult
Lafasette
Midwourl
Lexington
L. Wilken
Belésourt, Plant
Peain
Otto Walkenhorst
Hermin Kueck
Public sale notice in Lafayette County Missouri
Special execution summons sale of Lot Nos three and four in Block fourteen Town of Caped CW in Lafayette County Missouri at the Lafayette County Courthouse Lexington during the June term to satisfy tax liens for years 1906 to 1910 totaling 2001 dollars with interest and costs. WINSPIELD PRACOCK Sheriff Lafayette County Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Missaut
Winspield & Pracock
Laviyette County
Mikwourt
Public auction of delinquent tax land in Concordia Missouri
Sheriff Infield Peacock of Lafayette county announces a special execution sale of Lots Four Five and Six in Block C of Concordia town, Lafayette county Missouri. The sale occurs June 17 1912 at the courthouse in Lexington in front of the court house door to satisfy delinquent taxes for 1910. The property is described as unpaid taxes totaling eighteen dollars and six cents plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lafayette
Lote
Concordiaanouri
Infield
Peacock
Missouril
Miermarl
Milo
Amul
Shelby Street
Delany Pacific
Plone Indies
Sheriff Sale Notice in Lafayette County Missouri
The sheriff announces a sale by special execution issued from Lafayette County Court in Missouri. The proceedings involve a revenue collector and a local contestant, with the sale returning on a specified court date in Lexingon.
Unclear 1912 Jefferson County Public Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from a Missouri public notice dated Monday June 17 1912. Describes court activity at Lexington Lafayette county with mentions of streets Shelby and Bhorn streets and a likely property or legal proceeding. Content is incomplete and lacks clear names or outcomes.
Cure claim for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin prompts letters
Readers from Topeka and Wagoner report quick lasting relief from stomach liver and bowel issues using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The remedy purportedly strengthens digestion, can be taken by children and adults, and may reduce dependence on medicines. Free samples offered from Monticello Illinois with purchase options in bottles priced fifty cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva_ Gaskins
Madison St
Topeka
Kan
P. H. Gavellas
Wagoner
Okla
Traveling residents make short trips to regional towns
Mr and Mrs F L Carter left Monday for a visit in Anderson Missouri. Wim Aull Sr went to Kansas City Monday on legal business. A G Phetzing and John Taukman went to Higginsville Monday on business. Mrs C M Truex returned Monday to her home in St Joseph after visiting her mother Mrs BE Nichelson. Miss Elia Carter went to Kansas City Tuesday for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trarvey Edwards
Here
Carl Polot
Autlville
Corder
Anna Galbrith
Wavers
D. G. Jackson
Ria Saunders
Columbia
Christian College
John Swith
Kansas City
Henry Hinson
Firman White
Dover
G. A. Frerking
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
J. Waller Zentmeyer
Wun
Jewell College
J. D. Zentmeyer
Eastern Star
Benton Lewis
Lewis
K. M. Carlton
F. L. Carter
Anderson, Missouri
Wim, Aull, Sr
A. G. Phetzing
John Taukman
Thigginsville
C. M. Truex
St.Joseph
BE. F. Nichelson
Elia Carter
Local youths visit, return from State Normal School trip
Guy Young came back Friday night from Warrensburg where he has attended the State Normal School to spend a few days with his family. John H. Eggleston went to Kansas City on Saturday to attend to business and stay for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Young
Warrensburg
State Normal School
John H. Eggleston
Kansas City
Exchange of Postal Savings for Government Bonds
Depositors in the Postal Savings System may swap all or part of their deposits for United States registered or coupon bonds in $20 $100 and 500 denominations. Bonds bear interest from July 1 1912 at 2 1/4 percent per year payable semi annually and redeemable after one year. Principal and interest paid in gold in 20 years. Bonds are exempt from all federal, state, municipal, and local taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Savings System
United States
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