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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1891
Page
4
A lengthy Washington era column discusses pension costs, proposed increases, and criticisms of the pension system. It notes Senator Cockrell’s warnings, annual increases since 1880, and projected costs into 1902. It also covers labor events, Jay Gould’s wage cuts, and political shifts in state delegations.
A scanned list enumerates numerous proposed measures in Missouri legislature. Items include authorizing cities to employ prisoners on streets, foreclosures limits, sale of immoral profits, public schools funding, county depositories, and railway related provisions. The roll contains varied topics from cor porate filings to trust law, school land apportionment, road improvements, and election laws.
The text notes health preservation for women, control of pools and trusts, city contract penalties for officers, state printing duties of the secretary of state, and transferring an agricultural college to the agricultural department. It mentions major measures backed by farmer unions that failed to enact.
Notice from Wann and Son informing farmers and neighbors that the corn mill at Hog Creek Mill will be discontinued indefinitely from April 23, 1891. They will continue paying cash for good stave timber. Also includes school board meeting notice and a court publication Order of Publication in Bollinger County Missouri detailing a land lien case with Marble Hill press notice.
State of Missouri Bollinger County announces vacation and lien enforcement on real property in Marble Hill. Plaintiff W A Don collector sues BF Poe and Q By Jackson. deadline to answer by sixth day of term. publication in Marble Hill Press for four weeks. Also notice of settler Thorvon intending to file a claim under entry No 0716 to prove cultivation and residence at Marble Hill Mo on May agrd.
Notice lists Jacob Esker filing on Saturday May 23, 1898, for the west half of the north half and the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 17 in township 29 north range 9 east. It names witnesses Joseph Addison Key, Hiram Gaines, and others of the neighborhood for continuous residence and claim verification in the land located therein.
George W. Robinson trustee announces sale of Erhart and Matilda Wilforth deeded land in Bollinger County Missouri to satisfy unpaid debt. The auction proceeds go to the note holder with costs of execution at the Marble Hill courthouse door on Saturday May 9 1891 between 9am and 5pm.
Sheriff John Tuskey announces sale of Asa Newell land in Bollinger County Missouri on Saturday May 2 1891 at the courthouse door to highest cash bidder to satisfy debt secured by a deed of trust dated February 1 1879 and recorded August 7 1844 with the trustee M S Smith.
A petition filed by Peter Morphy in Missouri asks to enforce state lien on 240 acres in Bullinger county. The court at Marble Hill is ordered to publish four weeks and set a September term with defendant required to answer by the term’s sixth day.
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Matilda Seabaugh deceased were granted to the undersigner by the Probate Court of Hollinger County Missouri on April 13 1891. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them within one year from the date of letters or be barred from benefits. if not exhibited within two years from publication they will be forever barred. Jefferson Shara ugh Administrator.
Notice records a final settlement action held in the county courthouse on the second Monday. Administrator is named as E. Susa and C. Thornhurg. Formal proceedings list ponte and Sa as parties and reference a holden in taid.
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