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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
7
Fraternal orders like Woodmen of the World Maple Camp and Confederate Veterans Marmaduke Camp are listed with meeting nights and halls. A Missouri circuit court publishes a public notice of a real estate suit against multiple defendants with details of the property and court process.
Publication notice from Bates County Circuit Court 1914 orders Richard Davis Bullock and Anna Maud McLeod to appear for a partition suit over real estate in Fort Scott Township. Plaintiff claims four ninths interest, Bullock and McLeod own the remainder. If no appearance by February term, default will be entered and sale proceeds divided. Copy certified by H. O. Maxey Circuit Clerk.
In the February term of the Bates County Circuit Court a petition is filed against Ottie Henry also called Ottie Kile, named as a non resident of Missouri. The court orders service by publication to notify Ottie Henry that a suit has been started to determine a claim related to a Cherokee County matter and the validity of an prior status or deed.
The petition seeks a legal declaration that a ceremonial marriage did not grant rights to property and names Ottle Hen ry as the party required to respond. The court orders publication in The Butler Weekly Times for four weeks and sets a February 1917 appearance at the Cherokee County Court House, Bates County.
The plaintiff seeks a divorce from Curio Winchester alleging abandonment after December 15, 1916. The court orders publication of the notice in the Times newspaper for six weeks, with a return date the first Monday of February. Defendant warned to appear or judgment by default will be entered.
Public sale announced by trustee to satisfy principal and interest on a deed of trust. Real estate in Butler County Missouri described, including sections and townships, will be sold to the highest bidder at the courthouse front door on December 18, 1944, between 9 AM and 5 PM, to pay the note and expenses. Trustee: Homen Pervall.
In Mountain Grove Missouri on December 2 a 60th wedding anniversary was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Candler. A portion of the original cake from their 1855 wedding baked for the event was shown. They wed November 26 1855 at Capt James Ward residence in St. Louis. The ceremony was by Rev Francis J Clere. John Candler then served as a commissary clerk on the upper Mississippi. They are parents of Mrs Judge Young and W S Candler and have lived in Mountain Grove 33 of their 60 years of marriage.
Missouri notes recount farm losses from fungus on corn stalks, a St Clair county bond issue ad push, and a Kansas City prize field. Other items cover census population estimates, University of Missouri events, a campus Jersey cow butterfat record, prison Thanksgiving cost and moving pictures, plus local legal and political snippets. Notable names include R N Lower Lowell Kid Chester Chis. Wo Fulkerson Ira Richardson Lieut Panes Warnick Campus Virginia B.
Queen's Releigh, a $15 000 Jersey herd bull from Longview Harm, died of pneumonia after eighteen months. He was among the United States' most expensive Jersey cattle. Noble, an international grand champion Jersey bull bought for $24 000 on the Jersey Isles, was later brought to the United States. Previously, Longview para herd bull held the top price record in the country.
A sheriff sale is scheduled in Bates County Circuit Court Missouri to satisfy a decree. The sale of described real estate occurs December 5 at the Bates County Courthouse Butler, with Harve Potnson as sheriff and a prior appraisal noted.
The court orders a public sale of the defendants real estate in Barfield County Missouri to settle a partition action. The property, described as the southwest quarter of section thirteen in township twenty two, range twenty nine, is offered to the highest bidder for cash. Sheriff Mary Tomson will conduct the sale at the courthouse on the specified date and time.
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of Ih Ki Swere have been granted by the Probate Center of Miles County to the widowed survivor. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months after the date of this notice or be barred from benefits. Claims must be filed within one year from the last publication, dated December 7.
Letters of administration on the estate of Julia EK Umstattd, deceased, granted by the Bates County Missouri Probate Court dated November ith das 1916. All claimants must exhibit claims for allowance within six months after the letters, or be barred. last insertion December 7, 1916.
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