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The
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Lexington
Missouri
Democratic Ticket for Lexington Elections
The ballot lists multiple Democratic candidates including Senator J W Folk for state superintendent Vel Larkin, and judges for supreme, western and eastern districts. Also shown are SAM C Major and H W McNeel for Congress, and county officials such as County Clerk Geo Bates and Prosecuting Attorney C A Keith. Three more names Thomas Walker Clyde Wright and W P Cole are cited for local offices.
Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County 1918
Deeds filed in Lexington Missouri during the week ending October 19 1918 show transfers recorded by Lafayette County Abstract Co Ike H Noyes manager. Listings include Joseph P Powell and wife to Fred J Bertsch for $750 a parcel NW 13-49-27 and John Nash and wife to Perry Millentree for $100 214 A being Silot 8 with Marthena Christy to Richard Hi for $12 A off W
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Recorder's Office
Lexington
Lafayette Co
Missouri
Lafayette County Abstract Co
Ike H. Noyes
John Nash
Perry Millentree
W. D
Realty transfers and notices in Lexington area
A list of land transfers and mortgages from Lexington and surrounding townships shows numerous deeds with buyers and sellers including Irvin Thieman to John F. and Chas Bear W D for 29400 and Lydia A Blackburn to Ed Sehlue W D for 4122. Other transactions involve Frank M. Miller to Juanse C. Alumbaugh W D 300, Wm Forman to Henry Horman W Ty 4000, and Elizabeth Nesmith to Nich ollis Loch W D 82500 with multiple lots inside Lexington. Additional items include Amanda Bell to Melissa are W D 3400, Bethel A M church trustees to W M Martin W D 50, and various parcels in Dover and Elk. Draft advisers for Missouri district boards named by the U S Department of Agriculture. Senator Folk visits Lexington. casualty and draft news follow. Governor Gardner to speak in Lexington on October 30 at 7:30 p.m. All welcome.
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Irvin Thieman
John F
Chas
Bear W. D
A. Lydia A. Blackburn
Ed Sehlue
W. D
Edward E. Bell
Leyington
Amanda Bell
Melissa
Lexington
Bethel
A. M. Bichurch
W. M. Martin
Waverly
D. J. Wollenman
Abraham Prosser
A. Els
Henry G. Drewel
James K. Gray
A. EM
Joseph Jackson
Eugenia Jackson
James Jackson
Wis
Endorsed at home by Lexington resident on Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. M. Gavin of Sixth Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills worked for her kidney issues. The reader is urged to buy the 60-cent remedy from dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, is named as the manufacturers.
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Lexington
Doan
M. Gavin
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Fire Prevention Day urged by Public Information Committee
Washington committee on public information calls on the Pour Minute Men to discuss fire prevention ahead of Fire Prevention Day on November 1. Warns of preventable 1917 US fire losses worth 263 million dollars, 77 percent preventable, urges care in storage and burning to conserve national resources during wartime.
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Committee On Public Information
Washington
Pour Minute Men
United States
Wilson
Herbert Thoyer
Loyal Americans Dine Amid 120 Million Allies Caricature
A fragmented OCR note mentions Loyal Americans at a canyon table with 120 million Allies, implying a symbolic gathering or public display. The unclear text lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to confirm context or significance.
For Rent and For Sale items from Westerman era ad page
Classified notices show offices for rent above Westerman and Barnett Drug Store, sales of Early Ohio potatoes at one dollar per bushel, and walnut purchases. Help wanted ad seeks a woman for general house work in a three person family with a small modern house. Also listings for a Buick Six Runabout bought in 1918 and a Ford Runabout with De Luxe body, engines from 1914, with viewing at Mrs. C. T. Ryland or inquiries to John K. Taubman in Lexington Missouri.
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Robert M. Mason
Waverly, Mo
Buick
Ford
C. T. Ryland
John K. Taubman
Traders Bank Bldg
Lexington
For Sale Bay Horse Nine Years Old Gentle and Trained
Bay horse nine years old offered for sale. Gentle disposition suitable for work anywhere. Contact Emil Erickson at phone 536 for details.
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Emil Erickson
Wor Parts and Repairing Morrison and Sons Ad
Wor Parts and Repairing Inc Morrison and Sons advertise in the Intelligencer seeking service work and calling attention to their repair offerings.
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Wor Parts and Repairing, Inc
Morrison & Sons
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Sam C. Major
H. W. McNeel
C. L. Glasscock
J. F. Larkin
Geo. L. Hackley
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W. Bates Circuit
W. T. Tutt
P. Phillips
C. A. Keith
W. T
Thomas A. Walker
Clyde Wright
W. P. Cole
Joseph W. Folk
Samuel W. Williams
Raymond A. Poe
Corder
Edward Neimeyer
Higginsville
Horace Shelby
James Shelby
North 11Th Street
United States Department of Agriculture
Taylor
Manchester
Rostwich’s Bank Building
St. Louis
J, J. Newton
Lewiston
Canton
Xenophon Caverno
Canalou
Popular Bluff
Paul M, Culver
Cower
Kansas City
A. W. Nelson
Bunceton
Jefferson City
Harold Loelwood
Metro Pictures
Gov. Gardner
Frederick D. Gardner
W.G. McCausland
Fletcher
Castoria
J. L. Peak
Lexington, Missouri
Catron - Taubman Abstract & Agency
John Taubman & Son Insurance Agents
Aull Coal Company
W. M. Hackley
Dover Road
Main St
Dewey
Academy
Gem
Louis Petsch
A. P. Young
T. Roosevelt
Westerman & Barnett’s Drug Store
Westerman & Barnett’s
Ohio
Wickham Berry Farm
Salem
Nebr
A. J. Chalkley
Alcecohol
Niobe
Regula Ijegtem
Tyrts
Ager
Gompany
York
Lizxing’tion Savings Bank
Lessington, Missouri
W. G. McCrausland
E. N. Hopkins
Lee J. Sleusher
B. R. Ireland
ER. M. Taubmman
A. Hoepela
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Lexiington, Missouri