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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
7
Dr J T Hull operates a dental practice at the north side square in Butler Missouri. The entrance is shared with the Fox store area, serving residents of Bates County.
A corrected time notation from May 7 1916 records an 8 50 a m entry and a 10 p m notation with ambiguous dollar amount implied. Further context required for full clarity.
Our bank highlights a large surplus fund showing substantial savings. Open a savings account to join the effort and benefit from the bank’s proven cost saving initiative.
Public notice in Bates County Missouri court informs Richard Davis Bullock and Anna Maud McLeod of a suit filed by James W. Harrison seeking partition and sale of the NE and related halves in section 16 township 41 range 29. The next February 1917 term requires appearance. publication to run four weeks in Butler Weekly Times.
In Probate Court records the Circuit Court in February Term 1916-17 permits publication for Ottie Henry's notice in Butler. Plaintiff Elonedgus Kile seeks to nullify a marriage ceremony in Cherokee Kansas dated around December 1916 and to deny any marital or naming rights. Defendant Ottie Henry is a nonresident of Missouri. court requires her appearance by February 1917 term, with four weeks newspaper insertion in Butler.
In Bates County Missouri a suit is filed by Alexander W Custer Mitchell E B Sweeney against Harry W Custer Omar N Custer Larson Hultgren Grocery Co and others non residents. The case seeks partition of described real estate in sections and townships, with court to order division or sale and distribution of proceeds to plaintiffs and defendants, with publication notices set for February 1917 and four weeks in The Butler Weekly Times.
State of Missouri Bates County In the Chewit Count February Term WIT In Vacathon Wecember sth 116 IL bredfond Phaintive vs The Bank of Carterville etc. The State of Missouri to the named defendants GREETING: Now at this day comes the administrator Hevein by attorneys etc alleging that Javolb S. Weaver is a non resident and cannot be served. Unknown heirs and consorts alleged to hold undivided one sixth interests in real estate described as East half of Southeast quarter Section 31 Township 4 Range 31 Bates County Missouri. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title and determine interests of all parties in the land and obtain a decree. Court orders publication to notify Jacob S. Weaver and unknown defendants of suit. Court to determine rights and interests and quiet title. Court to meet at the Court House in the City.
Plaintiffs allege unknown heirs and assignees hold interests in real estate described as the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter and related parcels in Bates County Missouri. The case seeks judgment determining title and directs publication notice in The Butler Weekly Times, with defendants to answer by the February term.
Plaintiff Lora Miller seeks a divorce from nonresident defendant Grant Miller and asks for sole custody of their child. The filing notes publication by Bates County Court in Butler, with service by publication and a court term beginning February first Monday, four weeks of notice, and a true copy certified December 6, 116.
Practical guidance from L. A. Cleaver of Missouri College of Agriculture emphasizes shelter for the brood sow to endure cold and heat. Key points include warm ventilated dry housing with sun exposure, lime use to curb cholera, and avoiding damp floors and filth. individual hog houses aid farrowing.
A Missouri county court orders publication of a divorce petition against a defendant resident of the state. The effort seeks a judgment of divorce, with service by publication, in The Butler Weekly newspaper for four consecutive weeks before the next court term.
In the Circuit Court of Bates County Missouri Harvey Johnson as sheriff will sell at public vendue on December 1 1916 the southwest quarter of section 13 town 42 range 29 at the front door of the Bates County courthouse Butler Missouri for cash on court approval. Defendants include L V Davis ELP and several Ewing relatives among others J H Ewing is plaintiff.
In Bates County Missouri on December 16 1916 the circuit court orders the sale of the south half of the Nevil West Quarter and the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section Thirteen Township Two Range Twenty Nine to satisfy claims against J J Ewing and others. Harve Johnson sheriff oversees the public vendue at the courthouse steps.
Public notice states a deed of trust on land in Jackson County Missouri securing a note has defaulted and will be sold at public vendue at the east front door of the Bates County Court House Butler on December 8, 1916 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to satisfy principal interest costs and expenses of the proceeding.
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