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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
8
Order of Publication from the Missouri circuit court notes a long list of heirs and executors for deceased property owners. The document references living defendants and unknown heirs, with details on publication dates, the court clerk, and a true copy issued for legal proceeding.
A Missouri circuit court in Bates County orders publication to summon non resident defendants in a tax lien foreclose case. The petition seeks enforcement of delinquent land taxes on numerous parcels described by metes and bounds within Bates County. The case names Waddill as trustee and McGinnis as defendant, with the action to proceed by public notice.
A court order from Mine County State issues a delinquent taxes proceeding against a defendant, detailing actions to sell property and collect owed sums. The clerk and related parties are instructed to publish notices over the coming weeks and proceed with the tax sale as required by law.
In the circuit court of Missouri a sheriff sale is ordered to sell the described real estate Lot 3 and part of Lot 2 in Lydia Meyer addition to Butler City with about seventy feet frontage on With Street. Sale at the court house front door in Butler city during specified hours. Proceeds directed by the court decree and terms.
The court orders publication and notice for sale of decedent’s real estate to pay debts. Nancy M. Courtright executrix seeks authority to sell as needed. Hearing set for August and notices to heirs. judge A. Silvers certifies copy of original order of publication.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that John W Short estate will have a final settlement trial at the next term of the Hates County Private Court in Kotler Missouri on August 10. John C Mayes, administrator, intends to make final disposition.
John A. Hayes administrator with will annexed of Branham Hill decedent’s estate will present a final settlement at the Hayes county Probate Court in Istes county Missouri at Butler on the 10th day of August 1908. Creditors and others interested are notified to attend as required by law.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that Hattie B. Levy executrix of Samuel Levy deceased seeks a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court in Bates County Missouri to be held in Butler on Sunday, August.
Chris H. Clouse, administrator of the estate, gives notice to all creditors and interested parties that he will make a final settlement at the next term of the Deven Cerne Court in Hatescon Re State of 7 ft-encer, lesours, on ibe ion de anes or a. AA, iG CLoUss.
In the incult Court an order was issued for publication to modify defendants in a partition action. The petitioner seeks a decree to partition land in Missouri, detailing the north half of the north half of a tract in Section 5, Township 53, Range 53, with eleven acres, and assigns rights to Lucinda P. Hlowtan. The order directs publication for four weeks, with the court to proceed on the first Monday in October term.
A legal notice appears for the Maton County Missouri circuit court announcing a petition and required appearance. Defendants must appear at the court in Hatters on a specified date to plead, with a copy of the record to be published weekly for four weeks in the local newspaper.
In Bates County Missouri Circuit Court in Vacation June 4 1908 the state seeks to enforce Missouri drainage taxes for district No 1 to Wm Lewin Jr Oliver H Lewis and James H Lewis with a claim of 8 40 plus costs and fees on specified lands. Publication ordered in The Bates County Times for four weeks before next term. Witness clerk T D Embree.
Notier is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of George N. Howler deceased that J J M Gentry administrator of the estate intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Bates County Probate Court in Bates County Missouri on August 8 1904 J M GENTRY Administrator
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Franklin RK Kerry deceased that I, Wm. Cyeet administrator, intend to make final settlement at the next term of the Bates County Probate Court in Butler Missouri on the 10th day of August 1900. C. Berry, Administrator.
An USDA Farm Home bulletin cites Mina Day, professor at the University, as a leading authority on home economics. The article, drawn from the State Board of Agriculture Report, discusses proper kitchen design, appliance arrangement, and domestic conveniences to improve comfort and farm life.
An old advertisement warns against mercury based remedies and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The copy claims internal use to reach the blood and mucous surfaces and urges buyers to verify authenticity and price per bottle. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and wellness.
In New York a bizarre discovery unfolds as a brilliant pearl is found in a hogs head near a cheese. Lawrence O'Brien, a batcher, claims the pearl set between the eyes of a plains animal, appraised at fifty dollars by a jeweler. O'Brien asserts a broader theft pattern to his shop with escalating fire threats.
In Vacation the Kentt Court of Mates County Missouri issues an order in a tax delinquency case. The defendant Emjanioe Mo Hinde is required to appear at the October term in Butler to answer for drainage district taxes totaling 2600 plus costs. A copy of the notice will be published weekly in the Hevten Waenly Times for four weeks, with the first publication at least thirty days before the next term.
The circuit court in Bates County enters a vacation order notice against nonresident defendants to appear for a tax lien case. It seeks delinquent taxes from 1909 to 1906 totaling 612 plus interest and costs on Lot 2 and Lot 18 in Block 12 City Hill, with publication in The Bates Weekly Times for four weeks ending before the next term in Butler.
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