Publication Notice in Permiscot County Case 1921
Order of publication in Pemiscot County Missouri suit by Hunter Laid & Development Company against W. Williams et al for unknown heirs and creditors to appear in the July term 1921 court. Notice served by publication in The Missouri court requires defendants, including nonresidents, to answer by July 18, 1921 or face judgment by default for the land described and ancillary notes.
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Circuit Court
Permiscot County
Missouri
Ita
Hunter Laid & Development Company
Plaintity
Willlaime
New Madrid Banking Company
Chatles
Davis
Jonny S Philtine
John Aquary
Dlopees
Paul G. Manley
State OF
ALOVE
Notice of publication in divorce case Pemiscot 1921
In Pemiscot County Circuit Court Missouri Smart Pelalacit vs Geo M Berart a divorce suit is active. The court orders publication of summons by four weekly insertions in Hayti Herald to inform the defendant Geo M Smart to appear by July term beginning July 18 at Caruthersville or default will be entered. A true copy on June 4 1921. By Deputy Clerk Josephine Hawkins.
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Mlesouri
Fforeoot
Jreast Court
Smart Pelalacit
Eorke M
Berart
State of M
China
Hein
Willen
Mainty
Geo. M. Smart
Caruthersville
Hayti Herald
Pemiscot
Dissolution of marriage suit filed in Pemiscot Circuit Court
In Pemiscot County Mo a 1921 circuit court filing shows plaintiff Parrish suing James J Parish a nonresident defendant. The petition seeks dissolution of marriage and requests publication for service by notice to appear. Clerk Ernest A Long authenticates the record with a June 1 1921 seal.
Circuit Court Publication for Dissolution of Marriage
In the July term 1621 Circuit Court Bose Birmingham sues Stokie Birmingham for divorce on grounds of general indignities. Plaintiff by attorney B L Guffy files petition alleging Stokie Birmingham not a Missouri resident, authorizing service by publication. Court orders publication and sets the next court date at the courthouse in Olive of Cacheheraville, in word Conty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive of
Cacheheraville
Publication Notice in Civil Case Against Wm G Neal
The State of Minnesota seeks service by publication for Wm G Neal in a divorce and desertion action. The case, filed in Ruthersville County Court, requires Neal to appear at the next term starting April 18, with further time regulated by the court, or face default on demurrer to the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minaou Ho
Wm. G. Neal
Ruthersville
Court orders publication of notice in Hayti Herald
A court orders that a notice be published in the Hayti Herald once weekly until at least fifteen days before the next July term. Ernest Long, circuit clerk, seals the order and witnesses the clerk's hand on May 7, 1921, in Pemiscot County Circuit Court.
Spicer v Spicer: Publication Order in Pemiscot County Court
In Pemiscot County Missouri 1921 Edward Spicer sues Emma Spicer in the Circuit Court for underhanded residency claims seeking service by publication. The court orders publication for the defendant to appear before the July term and file an answer by a stated deadline. Deputy clerk and herald officials seal the notice.
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Circuit Court
Edward Spicer
Public court filing in Pemiscot County suit
In the Pemiscot Circuit Court July term 1921 R B West files suit against defendants John F Curran William Cropper Garland Jones Agnes Joyce Carrie Jones Stoala eer Eugenia B Jones alleging they are non residents of Missouri and cannot be summoned in this action.
Court publication notice of partition suit in Pemiscot County
In vacation I order publication notifying defendants John F Curran William R Cropper Garland Jones Agnes Joyce Lee Carrie Jones Stowlabarger and Eugenia B Jones that a partition action is filed in Pemiscot County Circuit Court Missouri. Defendants are non-residents and cannot be served in Missouri. The petition seeks partition of described land Southeast Quarter of Section 3 Township 19 North Range 12 East or sale of the whole with proceeds divided. Defendants must appear at the next court term in Caruthersville on July 8, 1921. failure to respond will lead to judgment by default. Publication to run weekly in the Hayth Herald newspaper until June 2, 1921. Dated June 3, 1921. Ernest A. Long Clerk of the Circuit Court.
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Ward & Reeves, Fierein
Wand
Pemiscot
Dik Coopers Lakes
Sens
Hanee Thirtern
Jomiscot
Peiyil
Maglev
Philiia
Stan Eld
Bymryeem
John
S. Paplitie
Ok Vie
Mina Fey
Pamyisedne
Missouri
Aid
Peron
John F. Tan‘iy
Divine
Dol Manley
Mismouri
Tilainvin Farroallewes
Udry
RSG
Sala
John F
Aid Paul
Nley
Maidland
Aladrid Birmine
Pruett
Ian Thuack
Jouk
Wieser
Plate
Wleinel oud dee Senianti Forvec!))\ aby in Ane ta ¢ ohove deacritid real aytete
Demistat
Paul T Marley
New Madrid
Triiet Sa
Presiexy
Phillipe Hetensed
Ciarlen AL Davis
Rarecu
Caruthereville
Tobe
Eymera
Miscot County
Emes L. Parrish
BL. Ghulffy
James J. Parish
Plahard
Huneniow
Katner iii
Pnemisent
Emma Spicer
Corbett & Stiles
Emmi Spicer
Beldeu
Cothereville
Cauntie
Onothe
Terry
Teri
Atilee
Tyeuid
Peondaoay
John F. Curran
William R. Cropper Garland Jones
Agnes Joyce Lee
Carrie Jones Stowlabarger
Eugenia B. Jones
Pemiscot County
Wforesaid
Caruthersville
Anawer
Clark
Hayth Herald
Pemlscot
Wielka
Tilelerny
Cour
A. Lee Cherk
Ireule Court
Allasuuri Coumney
Pure Gold Not Best for Coins
A historical note explains that pure gold coins wear quickly and are soft. It cites the Tuscin sequin as 900 parts gold to one part alloy, the Creamucut Naples piece as mostly gold with alloy, and Byzantine coins with 686 parts gold and 14 alloy. Alloys are used to harden coinage.
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Wiley
Naples
And Telling Them The Wisdom Of People Ought To Do
A compact reflection on social judgment and advice noting that wisdom often lies in knowing others duties and expectations. The piece suggests social norms guide behavior more than strict rules.
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Hoston
Sentence Hymns and Dream Meanings in Rural South
The article explains the historic practice of sentence hymns where a pastor reads the first two lines for congregational singing and notes that some rural South churches still use it. It also interprets dream signs about pumps symbolizing potential talent and learning, with pump water signaling learning and milk predicting wealth and happiness.
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South
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Ernest A. Long
Poemiacot
Ciedie
Lmoult Clark
Josephine Hawkins
D.C
State of Missouri
Race Parrish
Memiscot County
Bose Birminghaum
Deroers
Ati Ovatintes
Building Headquarters
East Arkansas Lumber Company “Home Builders
Billy Nethery
Mgr
Hayti, Missouri
Ernest Long
Josephile Hawkins
Cal
Tt. B. West
Malntim
W. (. Keaton
Williamk. Cropper
Garland Jones
Carrie Jones Stoalabarger
R. B. West
William R. Cropper
Agnes Joyce
Carrie Jones
Section 3
Township 19
Range 12
Ernest A. Loup
Poiseat
Diasvurh
Waruthersville
Pondudet County
Renest A. Long
Ulrecht Muurt
the Sunday
St. Louis Star
OUT
Sunday Star
America
Jesse Huffman
Phe ST
Lois
Norlice Colleet
Plegete
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