Order of Publication in Bollinger County Case
John W. Snider files petition in Bollinger County Circuit Court in vacation seeking a decree for land and a fee simple title. The notice details a January 1870 deed by Jesse Byrd via power of attorney to Snider for Lot 2 and the south half of Lot 2 in section 31 and the northeast quarter of section 36 in township 30, range 10 east, totaling about 158 acres, previously recorded and then destroyed by fire. a hearing is set for September 1-3, 1805 at Marble Hill, with the clerk Henry M. Smith certifying the publication order.
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Tous W. Snider
John W. Snider
Circuit Court
Bollinger County
Jesse Byrd
George W. Byrd
Recorder of Deeds
Missouri
Cange
Jacob J. Conrad
Builinger -Ounty
Geo. W. Burdon
Plaitiff
Thomas Priett
Marble Hill
Bollinger
Henry M. Smith
Sail County
Henky ML. Smivh
Divorce by publication in Bollinger County court
In Vacation docket of Bollinger County Circuit Court Moses Knuckles petitions for divorce from Hettie Knuckles. Defendant not resident of Missouri. publication ordered in ManeLa Ha Pike County paper. Court warns that failure to appear by next term may lead to judgment by default. notice dated July 13 1896.
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of Bollinger
Moses Knuckles
Hettie Knuckles
Marble Hill
Bollinger
Missourigg
Saothoest
Henry M. Smith
Sforessid
A. D
Henry M. Sxirn
Free Coinage of Silver Would Restore Money and Prosperity
A Constant Reader argues free unlimited silver coinage would double money in circulation, restore farm and factory prices, fuel new enterprises, and ease bankruptcy. It would reduce reliance on bank currency, widen tax capacity, and bolster government credit with silver backing, citing economic and national strength points from the Philadelphia Press.
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Ivy Poisoning Cure Highlighted By Sun Letter
A New York Sun letter urges cyclists to use impatiens fulva, jewel weed, or touch me not as a healing plant for ivy poisoning. The article describes yellow flowers, silver-edged leaves in water, and the plant’s soft, transparent, succulent stems.
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Tariff Literature Shows Strong Demand in Campaigns
From Republican headquarters in Washington, the New York World notes heavy demand for literature on the financial question. It observes that tariff literature is a market staple and that national elections typically hinge on a single issue, a pattern likely to recur in the current campaign.
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Washington
Speeches Praised at Silver Convention by Chairs
Chicago Inter Ocean notes that the convention speeches were appeals to reason, essays for specialists rather than party passion. Chicago News highlights Nebi stepping into the presidential campaign’s glare as the race grows brighter.
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