Notice of Trustee Sale in Bates County Missouri
Sheriff EC Mudd, Bates County, Mo, will sell at public auction at the Butler courthouse on Saturday May 26 1900 between 9 and 11 am the parcel at Rich Hill Town Company's first addition Rich Hill Missouri Lot 6 block 87 northeast quarter section 8 township 38 range 31 to satisfy a promissory note secured by a deed of trust dated March 1 and recorded in Bates County. Trust was assigned to T J Murray but he declined to act. Highest bidder for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Corney
G. M. Carpey
Katesegaeez
Missouri
Butler
Lave
T. J. Murray
Bates
Lotaix
Rich Hil Town Company
Rich Hill
Michel
J. E Carney
G M Carney
Avid T J Murray
EC Mudd
Bates County
John T. Engles
Mattie P. Engice
Recorder of Deeds
Towit
City of
John T Engies
Mattie P. Engls
J. E. C. Mudd
Hutler
Mudd
Clintons
D Huff
Minnie P Hof
Inc
Hates
Warner
Meade
Publicien
State of
Trust
Madd. Sherif
Sheriff to Sell Rich Hill Property Under Trust Deed
Bates county sheriff J E C Mudd will sell Lot 4 Block 79 in Rich Hill at public auction at the Bates county courthouse Butler on Saturday May 26 at 12 noon and 2 30 PM to satisfy the terms of a deed of trust securing a note by John T Engles and Mattie P Engles.
Sheriff Sells Rich Hill Property Under Deed of Trust
Bates County Missouri sheriff EC Mudd will sell at public vendue the four blocks of Rich Hill Town Company’s Second Addition to Rich Hill to satisfy the promissory note secured by Lydia Finch’s deed of trust. Sale at the Bates County courthouse steps on May 26, in cash to highest bidder.
Notice to creditors and heirs on estate of S T Brown
I H P Nickell administrator of the estates of S T Brown deceased intend to make a final settlement at the Bates County Probate Court in Missouri. The next term will be held at Butler on the 18th day of May BH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S T Brown
I. H. P. Nickell
Bates County
State of
Missouri
Butler
Elamo horse breeding notice for Missouri farm
Elarmo a coal black 15 hands, produced by a direct Spanish jack, stands at Cooper county near Butler and Montrose with owner A Folger. Service terms include eight dollars for the season, penalties for failure to pay within ten days, and a saddle insurance disclaimer with care limits. Dewitt McDaniel signs as advertiser.
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Censon
Butler
Montrose
Butler Road
Spruce
Elamo
Jack
Spain
Cooper County
Charles Leonard
Elemo Wessle
Black Knight
Folger
Clarkeburg
Incure
Dewitt McDaniel
Centenarian Lee Declared Insane In Topeka Probate
In Topeka on May 11 Charles Lee a 105 year old negro was adjudged insane in probate court after being found wandering by the sheriff. He is frail and unable to recall his origin or destination. He claimed thirty three children and the jury said he has a claim upon the state for future care.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles Lee
Lee
Gun battle ends in deputy marshal's death at Langston
Guthrie Oklahoma May 11. H J Olmstead and N English quarreled over ownership of chickens near Langston. City Marshal A J Boyd rushed in and grabbed Olmstead. Olmstead returned home, retrieved a Winchester, and shot Marshal Boyd twice, killing him instantly.
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Guthrie, Ok
H.J. Olmstead
Langston
Here
Olmstead
A. J. Boyd
Winchester
Marsha Boyd
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Bates County Missouri
M A Wilson deed dated February 13, 127 conveys 40 acres in Bates County Missouri to a trustee to secure four notes. Default on principal and interest, sale of the described property at public auction at the Butler courthouse on Friday June 8, 1900 at noon and 5 PM. Trustee Allen listed.
Notice of public auction for iron bridge and stone approaches
Notice of sale by public outcry at Butler courthouse east front door on Wednesday in June from 9 am to 4 pm to lowest bidder subject to county court approval. Contract for building an iron bridge and stone approaches across Straight Branch in Deep Water township. A certified check for fifty dollars required. Flaws and specifications on file May 20. I am not Ex-officio Commissioner of Roads and Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Township
Uie
R. E. Johnson
Butler
Straight Branch
Deep Water
One Man Who Abhors Interviews
New York Mail and Express notes ex Judge W H Moore refuses to allow quotes or confirmation of Europe plans. The Chicago organizer avoids publication and declines comment on the iron business, saying he never talks for publication. The reporter exits with a final remark on the day. Buckeye Pile Ointment advertised as a universal cure with immediate relief for piles and rectal issues, priced 50 cents per bottle or 75 cents per tube at H L Tucker's drug store.
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New York Mail and Express
W. H. Moore
Chicago
Europe
Chicagoan
Tabler
H. L. Tucker's
Unstamped Bank Check Case In Eureka Springs
Thomas Hadderman, a railroad sub-contractor, was arraigned today before US Commissioner Pendergrass in Eureka Springs Arkansas on a charge of issuing an unstamped 2150 bank check to J S Selman. Hadderman was bound over to the Federal court at Ft Smith, with potential liability despite the stamp omission being unintentional.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Thomas Hadderman
United States
Pendergrass
Selman
Hadderman
St. Louis and North Arkanas
Ft. Smith
Grapes Tread at De Sexio Portugal for Port Wine
A column discussing women treading grapes in De Sexio Portugal for wine, praising Speer's Port Wine method and its supposed benefits for New York and Washington Indies, and highlighting advantages for the aged infirm and convalescents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Sexio
Portugal
Speer
N. J
New York
Washington Indies
Turkey Seeks Short Delay in Indemnity Settlement
Constantinople May 10 The settlement of indemnity claims is temporarily delayed. Ali Ferrouh Bay, Turkish minister in Washington, asks for a short delay, which is granted. Ahmed Pasha has gone to the United States with indirect settlement proposals. If Ahmed fails, the United States will resume negotiations with the porte. The impression is Ahmed will not succeed.
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Constantinople
Washington
Ali Ferrouh Bay
Ahmed Pasha
United States
Ahmed
Porte
State twine sale boosts treasury funds rumbling from Kansas plant
Topeka May 11 Warden Tomlinson paid into the state treasury 20000 from the sale of 200000 pounds of binding twine made by the state plant. He says he has about 500000 pounds on hand and expects to dispose of it by the harvest season. Raw material at the plant lasts until June 20 and the plant will manufacture 11000 pounds daily until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Tomlinson
Penitentiary
Fratricide near Shell Lake ends with self harm
In Shell Lake Wisconsin Rudolph Bartosk and Adolph Bartosk brothers from Orange quarreled while intoxicated Rudolph shot Adolph in the heart and then turned the gun on himself nearly blowing off his head Adolph lies dying while Rudolph survives in critical condition Also noted the Parkinson sugar plant at Fort Scott Kansas built by the government for 25100 but sold for 25000 to L P Best Davenport Iowa and a promotional note for White's Cream Vermifuge at H L Tucker's
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Shell Lake
Wis
Rudolph
Adolph Bartosk
Orange
Adolph
Parkinson
Ft. Scott
Kan
L. P. Best
Davenport
Iowa
Mrs Craven Indicted For Perjury In Widow's Claim
San Francisco May 11 Mrs Net tie R Craven indicted by grand jury on perjury charges over her widow's share claim in the James G Fair estate. George W Simpton indicted for perjury after admitting he lied in a prior affidavit. Adolph Sylva indicted for subordination of perjury. Conviction penalties range from one to fourteen years in prison.
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San Francisco
Nettie R. Craven
Crand Jury
James G. Fair
George W. Simpton
Fair
Simpton
Tragic Mining Accident at Fox River Lead and Zinc
Newton Larkin day engineer at Fox River Lead and Zinc Company in Gordon Hollow was crushed to death when his jumper caught in revolving machinery. His left arm and shoulder were ground between wheels, tearing muscles and cords. Despite his brother’s arrival cries, the heavy machinery was halted too late and Larkin died last evening after severe agony.
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Joplin
Mar
Fox River
Fruit crop outlook from Western Fruit Grower report
St Joseph report states Missouri and Kansas apple yields should exceed recent years due to favorable bloom weather. Destructive storms could still threaten a strong crop, while small fruit yields are expected to be limited though some areas report good results.
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St. Joseph
Missouri
Kansas
Western Fruit Grower
Temperature Drops Hit Local Crops In Catskill
May 11 in Catskill New York the thermometer fell to 26 degrees, ruining fruit and berry crops in the area. Estimated loss in the immediate section stands at 541,000 dollars as of tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
The Kind You Hire Keear 4G liihetvt
The readable fragments describe a named event or person involved in a hiring or employment note. Entities are unclear due to garbled text but suggest a local notice about a job, position, or appointment within a community or organization.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With 100 Reward
Readers are informed that catarrh is curable with Hall's Catarrh Cure a constitutional remedy taken internally. It claims to attack the blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and strengthen the patient. A $100 reward is offered for any case not cured. Sales handled by F J Campbell Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists 75¢
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Hall
F. J. Cahexery & Co
Tuiedo, O. Gr
Droggis
Neighbors Exchange Tales and Local Shifts
Miss Nutie McBride visited friends this week. Chas Rector's little child died Saturday and was buried Sunday at Union cemetery. Mr Lutzinger was seen on our streets. James Frost's family visited Grandma Kretsinger Sunday. Pleasant Home Sunday School is thriving. Ewing and family plan to visit relatives near Carbon Center late this week. John Jackson praises Oregon. Squire Atcheson spent Sunday with relatives in Butler. Mrs Fry visited Mr Quick Sunday. James Stephenson called on his mother Sunday. J M Kretzinger bought a car load of hogs Friday. John Newberry and Art Gilmore on a business trip to Jalmestown Saturday. Earl Shillinger greeted J M Kretzinger Saturday. Renton Lutzenhizer improving. Newberry doubts he will join the Woodmen. Mr Chitwood improving rapidly. Miss Josephine Stephenson visited Grandma Kretsinger Sunday evening. FRONTZ.
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Nutie McBride
Chas
Rector
Littl
Union Cemetery
Mr. Lutzinger
James Frost
Grandma Kretsinger
Pleasant Home
Ewing
Carbon Center
John Jackson
Oregon
Squire Atcheson
Butler
Mrs. Fry
Josephine Stephenson
Grandma Kretzinger
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Perec
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McEarland Bros
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McFarland Bros
Butler, Mo
Lydia Finch
Sayi
T J Murray
Issouri
TJ Murray
E. Co. Mudd
P. Micekell
Elarmo
Prince Napoleon
Marshal
My Barn
Black Sam
Steve Hart
Sam Starr Jack
Lennon
PALM
M. A Wilson
Court House
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Tutt
Turkey
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