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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
2
Plaintiffs seek to divest title to parcels in Mountain Grove and Hartville through a suit by publication against unknown heirs and grantees of Joseph Fisher Jr and others. Affected lands include Lots 17 18 19 of Block 5 in Mountain Grove and parts of Section 14 Township 28 Range 15 totaling about 60 acres. The order directs defendants to appear September 6 1920 in Hartville, with Mansfield Mirror to publish weekly for four weeks.
I N J Craig administrator of the Stephen W Mc Naul estate will file the final settlement at the Wright County Probate Court in Hartville Missouri on August 14 1920. Creditors and interested parties may appear to be heard and present their claims.
A historical notice lists John Woody as plaintiff with devisees and other parties described as voluntary and involuntary grantees in a land dispute. The fragment references dances relationships and immediate interests among the grantees.
The petition seeks to determine the estate and interests in the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 27 in township 28 north, range 25 east, containing 40 acres, involving heirs or devisees of Albert H Derrick and John Shetter. The case targets claimants, unknown heirs, nonresident defendants, and challenges title to the property under general warranty deeds recorded in Book 3 page 121 and Book 39 page 122. Publication order requires four weekly notices in Mansfield Mirror before the next regular term in Hartville Court House Wright County Missouri.
The State of Missouri to J W Singleton defendant greetings vacation this petition alleges the defendant now resident of this state be served upon him in this state undersigned Clerk aforesaid in vacation that said defendant be commenced against him in the general nature of cancellation of Deed of Trust given by W H McQuitty and Josephine McQuitty to J W Spurlock Trustee for J W Singleton which deed secures notes totaling 825 dollars and covers Lots 4 4 and 5 in Block 7 of Mansfield amended plat trial set September 6 1920 at Hartville Wright County Missouri the defendant must appear plead answer or demur to the petition otherwise final order to be entered in Mansfield Mirror after successive insertions.
The document records the oath and official seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Hartville Wright County Missouri dated July 6 1920. Clerk Jack Bane signs and seals the record. Contains formal closing language for clerkly official action in Missouri.
Plaintiffs led by W A Shelton and others file in Wright County Missouri to reform a deed by Neomi Shawver to L L Land. The notice informs nonresident defendant to appear at the Hartville court by next term in 1920 or face judgment. Publication ordered in Mansfield Mirror for four weeks.
A decree in partition issued by the Circuit Court of Wright County Missouri directs a sheriff’s sale. On July 21 1920 a certified copy of the order was delivered to the sheriff. The sale will be held September 7 1920 during court hours between 9 AM and the session of the circuit court.
Wright County Missouri sheriff C G Sanders orders sale at 5 PM at the East door of the Court House in Hartville to the highest bidder for cash of the real estate in Section 14 Township 28 Range 15. The property includes the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter and the east half of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter, totaling about sixty acres, for partition and distribution.
In Wright County Missouri on September 7 1920 at the Hartville court house sale is ordered of the estate of Evans Fry plaintiff and defendants James Broaden Opal Wells Pansy Wells Harrison Broaden Julia Davis Ada Curry Worth Broaden Jessie Gillend and Bessie Gillend to satisfy an April 6 1920 order. The sheriff C G Sanders will auction the SE quarter of Section 28 Township 31 Range 14 and the N half of the NW quarter south of a bluff in Section 28 Township 31 Range 13 containing about 105 acres to the highest bidder for cash to partition the property.
George B. Freeman named executor after probate in Wright County Missouri. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or within one year to avoid barring. Commission dated July 8 1920 with seal of Probate Court signed by Judge Geo C. Murrell.
At the 1920 stock show a $10 premium will be awarded for the best colt sired by Doyle Scrub, license number 245, Percheron stallion, and $10 for the best colt sired by Long Tom, black stock by J. D. Avery.
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