Start your fall garden for spring planting say MU expert
J T Rosa Jr of the University of Missouri College of Agriculture advises starting the garden in fall after frost. Pull and burn dead vines from crops like tomatoes squash and melons to curb pests and diseases. Remove root crops for storage, broadcast rotten manure and bone meal or acid phosphate, then plow. Fall plowing improves soil, dries faster, and speeds spring planting.
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J. T. Rosa, Jr
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Liberty Loan Bonds Second Issue Details and This Offer
The second Liberty Loan issue, approved by Congress and the President in 1917, will offer at least 3 billion dollars in bonds with possible oversubscription rights. Subscriptions run October 1 to October 27, 1917, with bonds dated November 16, 1917 and maturing November 15, 1942. Interest is 4 percent, payable semiannually, and bonds may be redeemed after 10 years. They are exempt from many taxes, with several exceptions. Two bond types exist, registered and coupon, with denominations from 50 to 100,000 dollars. Investors may exchange coupon bonds for higher-rate bonds later. Purchase via bank or Treasury/Reserve bank forms, with a 2 percent application payment and staged payments thereafter.
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Congress
Thal
Mae
United States
Treasury
Decrditary of the Treasury
Wny Bank
Liberty Loan
Treasury of
Federal Reserve Bank of
As Spplicurtony
Treasury Departase Oral Reserve Bank
Mec Persica Tart Gane Company
Bis
Anay
Lavan Boris i
Silver Tea by MBE Chared South Society
The Young Woman's Missionary Society of the MBE Chared South will hold a tea postponed from October 13 on Saturday October 27 at Mrs. W. R. Eckle's home. All are invited between 8 and 5.
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Young Woman's Missionary Society of the
MBE
Chared South
W. R. Eckle
Methodist Rummage Sale At City Hall
The ladies of the Methodist church announce a rummage sale at City Hall starting the evening of November 9 and running through November 10. Mr and Mrs William F Winkler recently visited Mrs Winkler to Salt Lake City then headed home to Los Angeles. Miss Pollie Davis of Pueblo arrived Saturday to visit E G Loomis family.
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the Methodist Church
William F. Winkler
Mr. Winkler
Henry Winkler
Salt Lake City
Utah
Los Angeles
Cal
Pollie Davis
Pueblo
Colorado
E. G. Loomis
Final settlement notice in Eas J. Dennis estate
Cred itors and interested persons receive notice that James A. Dennis as administrator will apply for a final settlement of the Eas J. Dennis estate at the November term 1917 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The court session will be held in the Probate Court room Lexington on the second Monday in November.
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Eas J. Dennis
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
William 8. Hackler
Finis Thomas Ie
Ceutrix
Bath
Executor to seek final settlement of Velura Hollis estate
The estate of Velura Hollis de ceased that the undersigned Executor will apply to make no final settlement of said estate at the November term 1917. The probate will be begun and held at the Probate at the second Monday in November 1917. James A Hollis Executor.
Real Estate Transfers in Lafayette County 1917
Deeds filed in Lexington Mo week ending October 20 1917 list transfers by Wm T Perry and wife to Benjamin Bennett Emma H Forster James F Forster Edith Davis and others. Amounts range from 1000 to 12000 with parcels in Wellington Odessa Lexington Higginsville and McCord Additions. Public records show multiple lot and tract transfers including Neese Sub and Cor der Add and Waddell Add in Lexington and surrounding towns.
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Recorder's Office
Lexington
Henry E. Neese
Emma H. Forster
Neese
Wellington
Henry BE. Neese
Jas. F. Forster
Wm. H. Davis, Jr
Edith Davis
W. D
Pomeroy, H. & Graham's
H. H. Horstmann
Ernest
Arthur D. Brockman
Corder
Alma
Jas
W. Brown
George L. Hudson
Wm. €. Ruhl
Michael Holwell
C. ©. Wilcoxon
Block & Waddell’s
Add
Fritz Stosberg
Ed C. Stosberg
Sanol Eczema Cure Promises Perfect Complexion
An advertisement touts Sanol Eczema Cure as a guaranteed remedy for skin eruptions and a household tonic sold at a local drug store in Ady. It also mentions Miss Minceola Thomas returning home to Marshall after visiting the Fizer family and promotes Sand as a liver and kidney aid with an 85¢ trial bottle.
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Ady
Minceola Thomas
Marshall
L. Fizer
Trustee Sale of Lexington Missouri Real Estate
Trustee will sell parts of Lots Ten and Eleven in Block Forty Four in Lexington Lafayette County Missouri. Sale at front door of Lexington Court House on November 11 1917 between 9 am and 5 pm as security for a note. deed of trust recorded April 7 1914. The owner and holder is to receive payment. sale proceeds go to satisfy promissory debt.
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Lexington
County of
Lafayette
Missouri
Broadway
Ward Street
Broadway Street
Broadsway Street
Missouri River
BR Y Street
Meyer
Anid Lafayette
Saidae County
Anna L. D
Princi
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Partition in Lafayette County
In Lafayette County Missouri the sheriff will sell at public auction on Monday November 5 1917 during November Term 1917 of the County Court the real estate described as 180 acres on the west side of the northeast quarter section 22 township 49 range 29 Lafayette County Missouri. Sale occurs at the North front door of the Court House Lexington between 9 am and 5 pm cash in hand. Dated Lexington October 6 1917 J G TALBOTT Sheriff Llewellyn Jones Attorney
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Aubry F. Campbell
Claude Cambell
Innielewner Eee
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
J. J. ©. Talbott
Lafayette
J. (. Talbott
Llewellyn. Jones
Final probate action for Finis Thomas estate set for November
The executor will apply to make a final distribution of the estate of Finis Thomas. Probate proceedings commence and are to be held on the second Monday in November 1917 that year.
Administration Notice for William H. Willard Estate
Notice is hereby given that letters of Administration for the estate of William H. Willard were granted September 17, 1917, by the Probate Court of Lassallon County Missouri. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. if not exhibited within one year from granting, claims may be precluded. Signed by Sheved Saeed as executor.
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William H. Willard
Lassallon County
Missouri
Sheved Saeed
Senha
Sheriff Sale Under Deed of Trust in Lafayette County
Notice of sheriff sale under a deed of trust dated February 14 1598 in Lafayette County Missouri to William H Walkenhorst as trustee for William H Harrison and Angelina Harrison. The trust lot is the south half of the southeast quarter of section 13 township 48 range 25 containing about 20 acres with 4 acres carved to Aleck Fletcher. the sheriff will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the front courthouse door in Lexington during business hours. The notice is signed by Joseph C Talbott Sheriff of Lafayette County on September 15 1917.
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William H. Harrison
Angelina Harrison
Recorder of Deeds
Lafayette County
Missouri
William H. Walkenhorst
Aleck Fletcher
William + Harrison
Joseph C. Talbott
Lexington
Joseph
Talbott, Sho
Executors and Executrix Notice in Missouri Probate
Executors and Executrix notice states letters testamentary on Jane M. Nichols estate granted August 25, 1917, by Lafayette County Probate Court. All claims must be filed within six months. failure may preclude any benefit. Witness signatures dated August 26.
Pin Settlement Notice Seeks Final Witchment
Notice to all rig Itora and other Parsons interests that the undersigned executors will apply to make a final witchment. The scanner text is garbled but indicates a settlement action and legal probate context involving named parties.
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Ecutor
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Liberty Bell
James A. Dennis
Velura Hollis
James A. Hollis
Joseph M. Haskler
C. W. Johnson
Hix Building
Castoria
Serpe Eer
New York
Rv Re
Anna EF. Martin
W. Hsun R. Dolan
Nellie St . Cro
A. D
Jane M. Nichols
Executr
Executrix
A. i. Stanfield
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