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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1917
Page
3
Mrs. G. A. Barnes of Char en says she has a high opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets for biliary and as a laxative. She notes they are mild and pleasant to take, and adds her brother has also used the tablets with satisfaction.
Sunday visit extended to Hawko a Co N member and Mrs Chas Abbott with Catron King before heading home to Indian after stay here with family.
A compact ad extols experience as a teacher and praises Chamberlain's Remedy for coughs. It argues experience of many is valued over one and claims the remedy offers prompt, thorough relief as a table preparation.
Alice Zimmerman went Sunday morning where it reach the coming year. Margaret Aldian left a horning for her home in fille Arkansas after a visit tn Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T.
The Lafayette County Circuit Court issues publication orders in vacation for two suits. One targets Charles Stewart with a mortgage judgment claim on property in Lexington and a tax lien, listing Lot 5 in Block 2 of the Third Addition. The second concerns Edward Windsor estate taxes on Lot 9 and the west half of Lot 11 in Hunter's Addition, with delinquent years 1911-1915 and a total of 17.64, requiring unknown heirs to appear by October 1917.
An wartime recruitment notice calls for 1000 skilled men including machinists blacksmiths toy makers and more. It promises eight hour days five days weekly, ten hour overtime pay and piecework, annual paid leave and ideal conditions. Apply by letter to the Commanding Officer at Rock Island Arsenal Rock Island Illinois. Our country needs you.
Brick building with frame annex in Odessa offers 24 rooms and is the leading hotel in town. A fine opportunity for a live business man with easy terms. Price 4250.00. Phillips agent in Odessa Missouri handles the listing.
Miss Lucretia Chambers traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday for a short visit. She was observed visiting local sights and meeting friends during her stay.
Dean Walter Williams of the University of Missouri School of Journalism is invited to deliver lectures in Great Britain explaining America and its aims. The British committee is chaired by Harry Brittain MP, leader of the pilgrims of London. Also notes visits: Miss Lucy Brown returns to Mayview. Cliffie and Lessie Dillingham attend the Rice-Dewese wedding in Trenton. J F Graendorf to Kansas City. Mrs M Petering to Higginsville.
The State of Missouri through the Collector of Revenue of Lafayette County files in Vacation a suit against Jackson Washington and unknown heirs and successors to collect delinquent taxes for 1912 1913 1914 and 1915 on Lots 1 2 3 and 4 in Block O First Addition to the Town of Aullville Lafayette Missouri. The petitioner seeks a judgment for taxes interest and costs and a lien on the property with sale to satisfy the judgment unless the defendant appears at the next court term in Lexington. The notice is to be published in The Lexington Inter.
Notice of probate for the estate of Nuckals deceased in Lafayette County Missouri. Lat name claims must be filed within six months after letters granted on February 25, 1917, or be barred from benefits. Executor and Executrix named. probate supervision by judge of Lafayette County court.
By order of the Probate Court Lafayette County Missouri the Public Administrator has taken charge of the estate of Prod Gaxperi deconned All persons claiming against the estate must present them for allowance within six months after the date of the order Stephen R K Wilson Judge of Probate Lafayette County Mo (Seal)
Notice is given that letters of administration with will annexed on the estate of Ella Ann Schooler deceased were granted July 1 1917 by the Probate Court of Lafayatte County Missouri. All persons having claims against the estate are required to present them for allowance to the undersigned within one year or they may be precluded from any benefit of the estate.
Coach H F Schul te returns from vacation to Columbia facing war call losses. He expects freshmen rivals for rolls at Rollins Field while training Germany Scoltz MU's 100 yard dashman and Earl Renich Missouri hurdler on Rallin's Wield.
G A McBride of Hartford Ontario says he sold Chamberlain’s Tablets for about two years and recently tried them himself. He reports that no other preparation equals them and recommends them for indigestion or constipation, promising they will do you good.
Mrs. N. E. Baskett went to Kansas City Tuesday to spend time with relatives and attend local events. The brief item notes the visit as part of social notices in the community column.
In Vacation August 7 1917 the State of Missouri files a petition to obtain a tax lien on a described one acre property in Lafayette County Missouri. The unknown consorts heirs devisees or grantees of Martin Weeks deceased are notified that a suit exists for taxes for years 1912 1915 1914 1916 and 1926 totaling 4.91 dollars plus costs and interest. The case seeks a judgment and lien with next term set for October 8 1917 in Lexington Missouri.
Notice to contractors calling bids for printing for one year due September 8 1917 by City Clerk G O Wright. Also public notice of a Lafayette County Missouri tax lien suit against Robert Watson and unknown heirs and others for Lot Hand 12 Block 22 Shelby and Go addition Waverly and similar against Joseph L Thomas unknown heirs devisees donees or grantees with taxes due 1912 1913 1914 1915 totaling 404 and 5 62 due.
Officials from the United States Department of Agriculture praise Missouri for war time production planning. The University of Missouri College of Agriculture administers the campaign with broad government cooperation. Since war began, the college marshalled forces to meet expected demands, proving best organized in the nation and praised for its farmer organization plan.
N Wilson travels with his father Upton Wilson to Magum Oklahoma. Mr Wilson senior will spend the winter with his daughter Mrs Lee Hawkins. The trip begins Tuesday.
Week ending September 1 1917 records deeds filed in Lexington Lafayette County Missouri. Abstr acts show multiple transfers including Ike H Noyes manager to Mary E Foulds 1500 for 1-9 interest in land 9-49-26. Foulds to Chas L Moulda 1500 for 1-9 interest in same land. Caroline Schaeperkoetter et al to Wm Schaeperkoetter 30000 for NW14 NWI NEW 15-50-25. Sallie L Jamison to Oliver W & Lena Wilcox 1200 for 34-50-26. Jank R Howe to John Eddings 850 for lot 10 block 40 1st addition to Lexington. David Bratton to James A Bratton et al 2000 for SW14 18.60 a part NEW SW4 21-48-26. Milissa Smith to Jacob Martens 5 for all interest in 614 acres off W side NEI4 NEY 24-49-25. Misses Terella Beretta and Elizabeth Brassatto spent Sunday in Wellington.
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