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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
6
A dense legal petition contends for multiple Wolterton estate interests and debts. The document names Sarah A. Wat en, William M. Kees, and others as parties, with claims over real estate, widow allowances, and court costs. The filing references February term court proceedings and requires dates and notices to be served.
The text outlines a court action involving heirs of George Poulton and Ann Ware, detailing conveyances, possessory actions, and potential interests in land. It names Harrison Philbrick and Jane K as initial grantors, George Poulton as possessor, Charlotte Poulton as widow, and siblings John Poulton Isaac Pruiion and Ann Warra4 hl, with references to conveyances to Charlotte Poulton and later claims by defendants. The document indicates an apparent interest of heirs or legal representatives and calls for court action in a 1600-era proceeding.
Order of Publication from the State of Missouri in Tate County court, Navier Deshey named as defendant. The sheriff of Tate County to publish in The Kot a Tes Weekly newspaper, notifying that the defendant cannot be found and that judgment will be rendered by default if not answered by the return date in February. Estate seizure of land in Rick Hilts City, with the property described as Lot ten and forty four in block forty four, town of Rick Hilt, Missouri.
The court in Hates County Missouri orders defendants named Whitteld and others to appear for sale proceedings related to land in Hates County. The notice requires publication in the Weekly Times weekly for four weeks and sets the next court date in February. The clerk signs and seals the order with official court details.
The court orders notice by publication for A S A Melvin to appear in February at Butler Missouri to answer to a tax delinquency case covering years 1866 1890 punishable by lien on Lot 4 and 5 in Block 100 in Rich Hill city. Publication requested in Tax Koreen Weekly for four weeks before next term.
In Bates County Missouri the Circuit Court October term 1068 hears the State of Missouri on behalf of Yancy C Combs Collector of Bates County against RL Pressier for delinquent taxes. The plaintiff appears by attorney to present the case and proceed with the court action in the Bates County circuit court.
In Bates County Missouri a notice to defendants in a foreclosure style petition requests appearance by the first day of December term to contest the petition. The case involves enforcement of debts tied to grave liens and property described as in Dates County and the city of Rick Wit Michigan? with publication required in The Bories Weesie Times weekly newspaper. The clerk states the order was issued December 195 TD, Ember.
The court orders Henry Walter to appear by publication in the Bates County Missouri case for delinquent taxes. If he fails to appear, the petition will be confessed and the property described in Lot and block will be sold at the next term in Butter, Missouri, with publication required for thirty days prior.
An order by the circuit clerk in vacation requires the defendant in a mortgage and claim suit to answer within four weeks. The action, brought by a plaintiff named Pltn, seeks repayment of debt and a deed of trust on property described as south half of lot one and other parcels in Bates County Missouri. Publication is to be made in Tt. D. Eng rers weekly, Bates County, for four consecutive weeks.
An old gardening column advises fall and winter prep to protect soil and crops. It covers plowing late, spreading manure, layering compost and straw, building hotbeds, and enriching soil with manure and clover. It notes onion and clover choices, protection methods, and cost considerations for seed.
Advice emphasizes salt in butter, using the best salt, and ample water for cows. Notes that milk contains water, so cows should drink freely. Recommends plenty of corn for good milkers and describes cows as heavy eaters and hydrating. Ends with a general statement about top milkers.
A fragmented page mixes a poetic exhortation to minstrels to seek inner song over fame with practical notes on dairy salt and milking machines. It urges artists to pour love and life into their craft while reporting that many cows are now milked by machinery and recommending careful selection of cows as with seed corn and wheat.
Victor Smith in the New York Press notes sweet potatoes are not in high favor like the Irish potato yet are not diseased. Grated they make fine pie, sliced and candied they delight children, and thin fried yams in hot fat offer a superior munch. The piece contrasts sweet potatoes with Irish potatoes and cauliflowers and mentions Champ Clark.
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