23 Apr 1891
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1891
Page
1
A scattered set of notes reports visits by Blind George and Tony Recht of Cape County, the onset of apple blossoms, arrests in Farmington, Pro bate court in Jackson, and local commerce including A. & B. Miller groceries and J. B. Thompson plows. Weather, crops, and various local notices fill the page.
Mr. Cowan moved into the Janes property Geo Statler and family returned to Litesville Dr A J Mayfield returned from St Louis Mrs L Burks repairs at Commercial Hotel J M Poe left for Deuilstadt to visit relatives Mrs Eli Lutes returned from Malden Mo Mr Jones of Whitewater visited his son T Jones E Tolork of Bismarck stayed with T M Jones W H James and family moved to Jackson to run a hotel Saddle and harness dealer J H Lutes praises stock and prices Congregational meeting reports conversions and prayers Cod Myure near Lutesville suffered barn fire killing one mule injuring others, ruining corn and farming gear.
A reminiscence recounts a Civil War era letter urging Jeems to marry and return to fight. Jeff Davis memories include Davin’s instruction Let Jeems go as he returns to his regiment. The Noland embezzlement case adds judge Edwards, Burgess, and a delay to May 4.
J. B. Thompson promotes McCormick harvesting machines claiming the firm must produce a complete machine each minute to meet global demand. He displays a facsimile Gold State Medal won at the Universal Exposition in Vienna and touts the catalogue as a work of art and a guide to the company’s machinery.
A brief item notes Lontine prepares for the Petite class at Olpal Weacher, outlining upcoming duties and schedule for young performers. Names and exact venues are unclear, but the piece centers on events affecting local youth groups and a coordinated program.
An 1884 style notice describes a dark sorrel stallion with black mane and tail, pending property lien actions in Bollinger County Missouri. It states a lawsuit by W A Dann against heirs of Sarah Tanner, with publication required in Marble Hill press four weeks before September term, and a court date set at the Marble Hill courthouse. A copy is attested by Henry M. Smith, circuit clerk.
The State of Missouri to Erasmus McGinnis and all defendants. The petition seeks access to the State lien on property described as the northwest quarter of section two, in the county. Defendants must appear by the second Monday of September next. if not, a default may be entered and judgment granted. Publication requires four weeks in a weekly newspaper in the county. Witness and seal dated April 16, 18vl.
In the Circuit Court of Ballinger County a foreclosure suit by S V A Lom collector against Margaret Fegiloszar proceeds. The notice states the defendant must appear and publish publication to plead. describes the real property, four acres, and legal description. sets the date and place for continuation of proceedings.
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