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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1901
Page
7
Fragmentary text indicates a notice about calm property insured and a tenant or owner action. It mentions an oral inspection upon application and an office in ington. The readable fragments provide no clear event, date, or names.
Capt. James Kennedy and Capt. Williams recall early Missour river boating with tales of the Saluda disaster at Lexington killing eighty of 109 aboard. Other items discuss coronation parade windows, Klondyke gold deposits, a 1793 Northumberland deed, and praise for the Sunday St. Louis Republic edition with its wide news service, colors, comic section, and affordable price.
Court orders defendant Semler to answer the petition by a set term or be deemed in default. Copy of the order to be published in the Lexington Intelligencer weekly for four weeks, with first insertion at least thirty days before the next December term. Clarence Vivian, attorney for the plaintiff, and circuit clerk attested.
Trustee's sale scheduled Monday September 16 between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm in front of the courthouse main door in Lexington Lafayette County Missouri to satisfy the mortgage debt interest and costs. Joseph A. Wilson Trustee.
Bondholders of Said-Bar Township Lafayette County Missouri are informed that five percent bonds numbered 10 and 11 issued July 24 140 have been declared due November 1 1001. Interest ceases on that date. Details by County Court Clerk Frank Thornton.
Bond call notice for Lexington Township five percent bonds issued July 23 164 by the County Court. Details include denomination of 1000 dollars each and interest payments at Lafayette County Treasurer office with payment due date in November. Executor notice for Barah A. Long estate filed with probate court of Lafayette County. Public administrator notice for Mary Ford estate and bid invitation for Dover area bridge contractor. Also Jell-O dessert promotion and a PILES salve ad.
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