Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers
A look at Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for coughs colds and croup with mothers endorsing its safety and pleasant taste for children. Also notes on Marine Corps muster rolls and a marriage license issued in Concordia plus a testimonial from Mrs. Blanche Bowers about improved digestion after using Chamberlains Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Anthonys
Washingtons
Wellingtons
Grants
Lees
Alexanders
Lafayetts
Sheridans
Jacksons
Bonaparte
Berlin
Remedy Advice for Diarrhoea in Children
For diarrhoea in children one year old or older you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, followed by a dose of castor oil. It should be kept at hand and given as soon as the first unnatural looseness of the bowels appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chillicothe Business College praised by Missouri University
Missouri University again recognizes Chillicothe Business College as leading in business training and calls on it for another stenographer. Miss Tilburn Johnson of Wayne County is recommended and joins a group of former students in important office positions at the university. Various local residents are noted for recent visits and travel, including Mrs. Frank Hale, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Spray, Rev. Baxter Waters, Mrs. J. T. Hurt, Dr. R. L. Britt, Miss Elizabeth Hatmer, and Miss Dillie Maekker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri University
Chillicothe Business College
Tilburn Johnson
Wayne Co
Missouri
Baxter Waters
Vandalia
J. T. Hurt
Lawson
C. W. Johnson
R. L. Britt
Kansas City
Elizabeth Hatmer
Wellington
Dillie Maekker
Miss Jennie Suddath Enters Central College in City
Miss Jennie Suddath of Kansas City arrived this morning to enter Central College. Mr and Mrs John Good left today for Christian Oklahoma after accompanying their daughter to enter Central College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Suddath
Kansas City
Central College
John Good
Christian
Oklahoma
Sedalia Residents Enter Central College Programs
Miss Mary and Martha Ma lone of Sedalia arrived this morning. Mary will assist Mr. Conrad in the music department and Martha will enroll as a student at Central College. Miss Elizabeth Graves went to Wellington on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Martha Malone
Sedalia
Conrad
Martha
Central College
Elizabeth Graves
Wellington
Volunteer days rally support for Fourth Liberty Loan drive
The Liberty Loan Organization designated September 28 and 29 as Volunteer Days to prove America’s resolve to the Kaiser. Clergy, teachers, businesses, and volunteers will urge subscriptions without solicitation, aiming to boost early pledges, spread the word, and back soldiers in France with financial backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan Organization
America
Liberty Loan
France
Sheriff Sale in Partitions of Lafayette County Real Estate
In Lafayette County Missouri Sheriff Joseph C Talbott will sell at public auction between 9am and 5pm at the Lexington court house on October term 1918 the northwest quarter and other parts of section 22 township 48 range 26 totaling about 245 acres. The sale follows a June 1918 circuit court judgment and order of rule involving Ella R Lewis Billa Mae Bishop Vernon Lewis Clifford C Lewis and others as parties to the partition. Abstract available at the circuit clerk's office. sale for cash only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Lewis
Edmund Lewis
Walton Trust Company
Frank Allen
Pans
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Joseph C. Talbott
Court House
Lexington
de Scribois
Towit
Jess
Shen
Gircuit
Divorce by Absence Ordered in Lafayette County
In the October Term 1915 vacation, Edward Kroeck petitions for divorce from Bensie Kroeck, citing her absence from Missouri for over a year. The court orders publication in The Lexington Intelligencer and sets a term beginning October 7, 1918, requiring her appearance or pleading. The clerk issues a true copy with seal, dated August 20, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Missouri
County OF
Lafayette
Circuit Court
Lafayette County
Missouri
Kdward Kroeck
Bessie Kroeck
Anid Court
Bensche Kroeck
Sife
Bexsie Krovek
Lexington
Anil County
Lexington Intelligencer
W. T. Tutt
Tut
Administratrix's Notice for J W West Estate in Missouri
Grace West, administratrix, reports letters granted August 1918 by Lafayette County Probate Court Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or risk loss of benefits. one year to bar. Witness signed August 1918 before Stephen N Wilton judge.
Executors Notice of Matthew D Wilson Estate Grant
Testamentary letters granted to Mamie Chew Wilson on August 16 1918 by the Lafayette County Missouri Probate Court. All creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred, and within one year to avoid forever barred. Witnessed August 15 1918 by Stephen N Wilson Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew D. Wilson
Autrust
Lafayette County
Missouri
Mamie Chew Wilson
Stephen N. Wilson Judes
Minanti
Wilson Bros
Probate
Mamie C. Wilson
Stephen N. Wilson
Notice of suit in Lafayette County 1918 tax lien case
In Lafayette County Missouri circuit court a deed of property lien suit was filed by Lax Innovation against Susie Waters Brown W C Brown Emily Updike Fannie Leo Blackburn Johnie Ellen Zahn and Dionysius J Waters The petition seeks to enforce tax liens on Lot 2 in Block D Original Town Higginville and to collect sums including 195.24 plus interest and costs from 1916 and 28 49 from 1917 with 8 percent annual interest The case is set for October term 1918 and publication of notice is ordered in The Lexington Advertiser for four weeks between August 22 1918 and the term date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Waters Brown
Emily Updike
Fannie Leo Blackburn
Johnie Ellen Zahn
Mionysius J. Waters
A. Keith
Dionysius J. Waters
Missouri
Quention
Dion
Waters
D' Originaltown
Nity
Higginaville
Higenavite Missouri
Hickox St
Rayburn St
Higginsville
Bloch
Miggina
Lexington
Administratrix Notice of Wilson Bros Estate Grant
Mamie C Wilson administratrix seeks claims within six months after August 6 1918 for the estate of Wilson Bros partnership. Witness Stephen N Wilson judge Missouri August 9 1918.
Local residents return home after visits
Miss Katie Vinekard and her daughter came back Tuesday to Napoleon after visiting Mrs. Annis Hughes. Miss Lucy Shusher returned Monday night to Higginsville from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth. Miss Matt Filagood went home Tuesday morning from Higginaville after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Vinekard
Napoleon
Annis Hughes
Lucy Shusher
Higginsville
Chaarles Roth
Matt Filagood
Higginaville
Des Moines Court Publishes Divorce Suit Notice 1918
The Circuit Court of Lafayette County Missouri issues notice in the case of Tha y Rodgers versus Louis Rogers. The plaintiff seeks a divorce citing desertion and failure to provide support for over a year. The defendant must answer by the next term starting October 1918, or default judgment may be entered. Publication required for four consecutive weeks prior to the October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Uri
L_APAYETTE
Cipcuit Coourt
Lafayette County
Misouri
Girtie Rodgees
Louis Rodgers
Hayecomes
Missouri
Louis Rogers
Ming
Louie Rodgesrs
Sexingte
Lexington Intelligencer
Lafayette
Enid
WT. Toute
T. A. Wacleek
Ann Wal
Cremuit
W. T. Tutt
T. A. Walerr
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Maxine
Milady
Louisa
Wm. Scruby
Chillicothe
Croup
Chambelain
D. Flandemeyer
Concordia Dora Lorgstadt
Concordia
Lon Mitchell
Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Frank Hale
Odessa
A. H. Spray
Moline
Kansas
Bailey Homesley
Fletcher
C. B. Kingery
Osteopathic Physician Traders Bank
B. B. Frazer
Army of Solicitors
Ent
Uncle Sam
Ella R. Lewis
Billa Mae Bishop
Vernon Lewis
Clifford C. Lewis
Innor
Harvey H. Lewis
Guardian
Cutattix
Ella BR. Lewis
Plaintius
J. W. West
Grace
West
Peers
Sei
Stephen N. Wilton Jude
Probyte
Missiniri
Lafayetta
Lafayetta County
Gginsville
Hanchett Pare Company
Johnson
Ennie
Bowes
Mike
Nature
Carlin
Sudan
Her
Eel
Aril
Herria
Crenshaw & Young
Lexington, Me
Plaintiat
Catron - Taubman
Abstract & Agency
AIID
John Taubman & Son Insurance Agents
Traders Bank Building
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