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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1891
Page
4
A 1891 Minnesota era notice sheet reviews political shifts and labor issues. It notes the Australian ballot controversy, reports a newspaper closure in St. Louis, and mentions missing funds by Page McPheron as a prompt for mystery. It also lists legislative topics, a Kansas City judge, and May Day wage talks. The column blends local notices with broader national labor and political commentary.
A fragment from a late 19th century issue notes Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia limiting Sunday funerals to cases of extreme necessity, citing cost and hardship for the poor. It mentions a heated reaction from Catholic circles and hints at broader concerns over clergy decisions and fundraising.
A scrambled text notes a miscalculated billion appropriation equating to around 61 dollars per hour over 1,890 years, followed by a discussion of a public schoolhouse use bill. It covers secret society access, district property care, and conditions for religious or educational use, with enforcement by district directors.
Memorial resolutions from Tatesville Lodge No. 895 and Zalma Lodge No. 545 honor brothers Th Maxey and Elias Wells. They note their service as trusted members, extend sympathy to families, and prescribe mourning badges for thirty days with copies to families and publication. Committees list include Clark, Lotes and others.
Public notice in Bollinger County Missouri requires defendant J A Niman et al to answer by the next term beginning the second Monday in September. The case seeks to enforce a lien on property totaling 247 acres in sections 1 and 2, township 31, range 8 east, Marble Hill area. Publication to run in Marble Hill Press for four weeks prior to term.
In Bollinger County Missouri a circuit court petition seeks to recover state lien on real property described as 8.75 acres in Marble Hill. Publication to be four weekly issues prior to the September term. Also notice of final proof for Christopher J. Slaughter filed in Ironton with Marble Hill clerk as witness. A teachers’ meeting of district No. 1 Marble Hill will choose a primary department instructor on May 6 1891 with written applications required.
Notice is given that letters of administration for the estate of I H Sample deceased were granted to Marr A Baur administratrix by the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri on February 11 1891. All claims must be filed within one year for allowance with two years to avoid barred actions. Also notices of filing and proof for land claims and a deed of trust sale by trustee Geo W Rohrmann to satisfy a note due, with sale set for May 9 1891 at Marble Hill Court House to the highest bidder for cash plus costs.
Asa Newell deed of trust dated February 1 1879 and recorded August 7 1884 in book 14 page 528 conveys 144 acres in Bollinger County Missouri to secure debt. Sheriff John Huskey advertises sale of the property to satisfy the promissory notes with the power of sale.
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