Sheriff Sale Notice in Bates County Missouri
A special execution for delinquent taxes issues sale of real estate in Bates County Missouri to satisfy the judgment in favor of A B Owen against Thomas Saunders Presley Buggs James McFarland Christopher Hann G W Beatty Moses Jones Joseph L Baum Geo M Barnett Wm Walton Booker Powell Thos Boatright Moses Levy and O Striker Lots 3 5 9 14 19 20 21 in Block 36 Foster Bates County. On Saturday July 1 between 9 am and 5 pm at the east front door of the Bates County Courthouse Butler Missouri the property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to cover the costs. J O L T Smith Sheriff Bates County Mo.
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Circuit Court
Baton County
EB Owen
Oficlo
Bates County
Thomas Saunders
Presley Buggs
James McFarland
Christopher Hann
GW Beatty
Moses Jones
Joseph LL Baum
Geo M Barnett
Wm E Walton
Booker Bowell
Thos Koatright
Moses Levy
Sald Dets
Thomas Saumders
Presley B Riggs
Jemnea McFarland
G W Beatty
Joseph L Baum
Wm B Walton
Booker Powell
Thos Boatright
Mosea Levy
Striker
Sea County
Missouri
Foster
Court House
Butler
Joe L T Smith
Sherif
Rates County
Joe T. Smith
Sheriff Sale Notices From Bates County Mo 1901
Two sheriff sales announce executions from Bates County circuit court. J W Metoy versus J W McCoy covers half northwest and parts of sections in township and range with sale at the Bates County court house. Alexander Boag case lists western Bates County lands in Seton six six 40 3H to be sold at Butler court house. Both set for cash during June term of court at the courthouse doors.
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Circuit Court of Bates Co. Mo
Owen &X
Bates
J. W. Metoy
J. W W. McCoy
Kates
Circuit Court of
Bates Co
Scott I Porch
Alexander Boag
Bates County
Missouri
Seton
Township
Thoraday
Jane
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Hates County
Estate settlement notice for Jannette deceased Bates County
Notice to creditors and all interested in the estate of Jannette deceased. W H Allen Administrator intends to make final settlement at the next Bates County Probate Court term in Missouri at Butler, commencing on the 7th day of May 1901.
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W. H. Allen
Bates County
State of
Missouri
Butler
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Missouri Berries Win at Strawberry Show Sweepstakes
Missouri strawberry exhibitors led by George Tippins Snyder Healen Durnil Paup and Ferguson earned top honors at the state strawberry show in the exposition building. The Missouri Horticultural Society’s collective exhibit of 2502 baskets won the sweepstakes while individual growers also placed well. Bell the Missouri Horticultural Commissioner praised the results as colleagues offered congratulations in the horticulture building.
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Long Journey By Cange New York June Journey Planned
CASTS Beuzs ti nt ig ie ire Ze J eZ oe aAFA Ay CASTS Beuzs ti nt ig ie ire Ze J eZ oe aAFA Ay. Alvah IP James and Barton Ho Neland two years men left Irvington Va a small town on the Rappahannock May 20 in a 15 foot skiff aim to paddle 1000 miles for a year landing nightly on the coast recrossing the Hudson Erie canal to Buffalo then across the Great Lakes to the St Lawrence Gulf then down the Atlantic to Key West on to Texas where the journey ends. Mononaqua LiL June 12 This morning Frank and Joseph Fratilesy of Herrick Ind unable to obtain whisky with no saloons tanked up or semion extract grew sick convulsions Frank died and Joe remains in danger.
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Mystery at Chicago Undertaking Doorstep Ends With Embalmed Pug
Lake View detectives reported a suspected murder scene last night after a mysterious man hit a white basket at a secretive undertaking establishment. A raid yielded a pug dog embalmed and ready for burial in a satin lined casket bearing a silver plate engraved Badge. The man refused to identify himself.
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Prisoner at the Bar Blames Saloons for Murder
The defendant in a murder trial denounces legal alcohol trade, accusing judges jurors pastors and officials of contributing to his wife s death by creating a drunken society He asserts others share guilt and pleads for divine mercy while urging an end to saloon culture and its deadly consequences.
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Fight ends in fatal shooting at Pleasant Hill Va
June 14 report from Pleasant Hill Virginia details a fatal confrontation between countrymen. Richard Carr was mortally wounded. Will Martin fired after Carr aimed at him while shielding a nearby child. Carr reportedly preferred his own death to harming the child.
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Augnet Flower Promises Health From Herbal Remedy
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H. L. Tecker
Green’s Prize Almanarc
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