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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
4
Report outlines discussions on reciprocity, redistricting, and tax measures in Missouri politics. Mentions Governor, Attorney General, and broad public voting plans for May and August elections, including school tools, tax levies, sewer districts, water works funding, and a $5 million state capitol bond proposal.
A prominent independent figures in the United States praises a Democratic House leader for curbing patronage, restoring representative power, and proposing actions like public funding transparency and direct election of Senators. The praise notes economy, measured action, and favorable press reception from coast to coast.
Important points of School Law Section 10822 outline that a district must levy 40 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, or meet a lower amount with public funds, to qualify for public school moneys. Districts failing to meet this shall not receive any funds, and the county clerk will omit them from apportionment for the next school year. The text refers to the boards of directors of school districts.
County officials must enforce a new provision requiring districts to levy 40 cents for school funding unless valuation is very high. May 15 review of district estimates by county superintendents and clerks is advised, with corrections for errors and filing with the county. A state aid provision may reward weak rural districts with up to 80 dollars yearly for eight months of school.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that W E Winchester administrator plans final settlement at the next term of the Probate court of Bollinger county Missouri to be held at Marble Hill on the Sunday of May 1911. W E Winchester Adm'r.
Reuben W Knowles deceased. I Katie KE Knowles administratrix of said estate. Notice published Sunday of May 1911. Administratrix.
The Pro bate court of Hollinger county Missouri grants letters of administration for the estate of Juan R. Farrer deceased dated March 1911. Creditors must exhibit claims within one year or be barred. claims not presented within two years from publication will be forever barred. M. Weiss, Adm'r.
Copy of a deed of trust dated January 7 1808 filed in Bollimer County Missouri. It details the naming of trustees and beneficiaries and describes property described as several parcels in a chain of title. The instrument references transfer to be conducted at the county courthouse Marble Hill and includes terms of mortgage satisfaction and delivery of the deed in all its branches.
Mis sour state Ballingsr Bollinger County invites sealed proposals from banks associations or individual bankers to act as depository for county district and capital school funds. Bids due May term 1911 noon with 0.5 percent county revenue bid bond. Opened publicly to select highest interest rate. right to reject all bids reserved.
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