Lafayette County Public Notice of Land Suit Actions
In Lafayette County Missouri Lexington in vacation July 17 1920 John J Price and Louise M Price sue unknown heirs and others over title to land described as a part of section 5 township 50 range 27 containing 31.07 acres with a right of way. Case returns October 1920. Publication ordered in Lexington Intelligencer four weeks. W T Tutt Circuit Clerk. Seal.
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State of Missouri
County of
Lafayette
Circuit Court of
Lafayette County
St Lexington
John J. Price
Louise M. Price
Ieee A. Crump
Thomas M. Hackett
Henry Belles
Emily T. Vancamp
Mary B. Young
Jay Gould
Missouri
Lexington and Wellington Road
Reid and Taylor
John L. Schofield
Lexington
Lexington Intelligencer
W. T. Tutt
Felix G. Young
D. C
Circuit Court
Solomon Cox
John A. Edwards
William H. Parmer
Jacob McReynolds
Edwin Carter
William H. Palmer
State of
Township 41
Range 25
Township 25
Township 61
Township 51
Divorce Petition Against Samatra Horner in Lafayette County
In Lafayette County Circuit Court a petition for divorce is filed by the plaintiff alleging adultery. The court orders publication in the Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks, notifying Samatra Horner, a non resident, to answer by the next October term. Clerk W T Tutt and Deputy Felix G Young seal the notice dated August 27 1924.
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Lafayette County
Lexingtton
Paintef
Velix G. Young
Circuit Court of Accured
Boenix G. Young
Samatra Horner Joo
Samatra Horner
Missouri
Samaten Horner
Lexington
Lesington Intelligencer
Asid
Lafayette
W. T. Tutt
Felix G, Young
Trustee's Sale Notice in Lafayette County Missouri
Trust deed dated August 1914 secures payment on note from John J Pollard now deceased and Julia Pollard. Trustee to sell September 14 1920 at Lexington Court House to pay overdue balance and costs, property includes east half of lot 7 and all of lot 4 in Block 2 in Pomerys Addition Lexington Missouri.
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John J. Pollard
Julia B
Recorder of Deeds
Lafayette County
Missouri
Court House
Aube
Lexington
Pomeroy
Lexngton
Notice of Administration for Anna Doel-Inge detended
Letters of Administration on the estate of Anna Doel-Inge detended were granted August 28, 1920, by the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must file claims for allowance within six months of grant or be barred. one year limits claim. Signature dated August 28, 1920, administratrix TDA DORLLING, sealed by Judge Stephen N. Wilson.
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Anna Doel- Inge
Probate Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
TDA Dorlling
Stephen N. Wilson
Lafayette
Executors Notice and Administrators Notice 1920 Lafayette
Executors Harvey Watson Plattenden, Henry Wallace, and administrator W C Pangborn publish notices of letters testamentary and administration for the estates of John Quincy Plattenburg and Benjamin Pangborn in Lafayette County Missouri. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar. Witness dates September and August 1920, with probate judge Stephen N Wilson referenced.
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John Quincy Plattenburg
Probate
Lafayette County
Missouri
Harvey Watson
Visitors urged to share local news and tips
Community invites residents to send in news items and tips for upcoming editions. Citizens are encouraged to contribute anecdotes, events, and sightings to keep the town informed and engaged.
Dean's Kidney Pills praised by Lexington resident
Nathan Talbott of 1810 Railroad Street Lexington recounts severe kidney and back pain from hard labor. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Marshall's Drug Store, he reports complete relief. Ad lists 60 cents per box from Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also notes Mrs B M DeMoss visiting St Louis and Mrs W M Pearson arriving for visit with Mrs J O Coffin in the city.
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Nathan Talbott
Railroad St
Lexington
Dean
Marshall’s
Poster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
B. M. DeMoss
St. Louis
J. W. Sydnor
W. M. Pearson
Rowan
Wyo
The Best Advertisement From Guion Drug Store
The best advertisement any merchant can have is a satisfied customer. E. B. Milburn of Guion Drug Store in Guion Ark endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saying it has sold for years with perfect satisfaction.
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E. B. Milburn
Prop
Guion Drug Drug Store
Guion, Ark
Return from Rainey Lake Trip by Dr. G W Fredendall
Dr. G W Fredendall arrives home with Mrs. Fredendall and daughter Miss Catherine after a two months stay at Rainey Lake in Canada.
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G. W. Fredendall
Storage Battery Service Station Ad Offers Opportunity
Mrs. H. G. Swartz and daughter Miss Edna of Washington DC visit the Misses Marath. An attractive battery proposition is offered to locals. Learn the business free if you lack knowledge. Ad appears in the local paper with contact details and timing.
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H. G. Swartz
Edna
Washington, D. C
Pleasant Attractions Attract Laundry Service Ad
Pleasant attractions headline a laundry ad for Our Family Laundry Service. It promotes modern washing methods using good soap and soft water and offers home pickup by calling telephone 130. Crawford's Laundry delivers.
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Crawford
Tomatoes for Sale By McGowan
Seller W F McGowan offers ripe or green tomatoes for slicing pickling or canning until frost at 76 cents a bushel. Delivery available on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Phone 19F3 for orders. September 4 2wk scenario.
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W. F. McGowan
Heat and Time Fail to Sterilize Paper, Says Scientist
A Frenes scientist challenges the belief that paper becomes sterile through manufacturing. He reports living micro-organisms in all paper types and notes heat and time have little effect. Microbes survived 120 C for 30 minutes on filter paper, and ancient texts from Egypt and China show organisms revived after long dormancy in water.
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Frenes
Wacter
Voymilar Mechanics Magazine
You Can Increase Your Yield With a Grain Drill
Farms in California Illinois Kansas and Iowa report 3 to 9 bushels more per acre by drilling small grain rather than broadcasting The John Deere Van Brunt drill performs four planting operations in one trip and seeds at even depth for harvest-ready crops The ad promotes the grain drill with a patented adjustable gate and force feed and invites inquiries to see how easy it is to plant continuous streams of seed The seller notes the drill has worked nationwide for forty years and offers to demonstrate its use
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California
Illinois
Kansas
Iowa
John Deere- van Brunt
H. A. Kappleman
D. C
Builders by the Bricks: The Little Melicerta Hogens
A small aquatic creature named Melicerta hogens makes bricks at three minutes per unit and instantly erects and cements a fount tower home around its body. It builds a protective shelter as it produces bricks and places the structure to conceal itself when danger nears.
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Melicerta Hogens
Chile Faces World Nitrite Shortage Threat
Chile fears a potential exhaustion of its nitrite supply. The shortage would disrupt global chemical conditions and trigger a sharp drop in Chile’s government revenue, which has relied on a nitrite export tax for about forty years. Since 1880 the tax has yielded roughly four hundred million dollars in gold, not counting iodine revenue or nitrate lands sales.
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Chile
Chinese oil wells poor near Yen Chang Shensi
An engineer for an American company in 1911 found oil near Yen Chang in Shensi scarce and not worth extensive development. Local wells reportedly yield about 6000 gallons per month, with a small refinery producing a decent product for nearby markets. Further exploration largely未 pursued.
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Yenchang
Shensi
Shenai
Sianji
Warning on Film Storage Fire Hazard
National Board of Fire Underwriters issues cautions to workers in film storage buildings about nitro cellulose fire risk. Motion picture prints pose serious explosion hazards, endangering many city workers across the United States.
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National Board of Fire
United States
Fastest World Girdler Record Noted in 1914
The fastest circumnavigation was completed by John W. H. Mears in 1914 in 35 days 21 hours 36 minutes, setting a historic speed record for global travel.
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John WH. Mears
Easy Bargains and A New Easy Chair
Fragmentary OCR notes mention shopping and travel. References to noodles, a chair, and a plan to visit Europe this summer and bring back throws or blankets. No clear dates or named entities beyond Europe and a casual speaker.
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Europe
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