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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1889
Page
4
Official county paper details subscription rates and delivery options for Missouri residents. The brief notice lists pricing for one copy, six months, and three months and mentions advance payment terms. It records the August 22, 1989 publication date and references local circulation.
The article traces partisan clashes in the Democratic Administration and Republican attempts to expose appointee misleads, plus a California judge shooting incident and a Hanna Sharon case involving Sarah Althea Hill. It details endorsements for Miss J. R. Parke at M.S. Academy, local officials’ actions, school bonds, road work, taxes, and county finances with numerous names and positions cited, reflecting a busy late Aug 1889 Marble Hill area record.
A typed review highlights honest pricing by Pantinwed som Ist pare and cheap work by A Jd. Cavaness on a range of printing items. It notes Mrs. L. Burk’s inviting home, F. Brana’s marble yard with quality tombstones, and F. A. Stanton Stave Factory plan to add wagon spokes. Local rail lines run to Merle Hill with attentive conductors and affordable freight services.
Correspondence notes a sick list, a protracted meeting with large attendance, threshing completed, and road work by Mr. Berry. A watermelon buyer Felix caused trouble by dodging due bills. Constable Horton pursued him to St. Louis. Marble Hill residents familiar with Benton & Co. and local places Lutenville and Charleston are mentioned.
A fragmented 1880s notice item lists a two year old Holstein for sale at 50 dollars, with contact J W Hahn Lutesville Mo. It also includes multiple debt collection notices from A J Mayfield Maggie Burrow John W Burrow and W S Finney urging settlements and warning of legal action if unpaid.
Letters of administration issued for the estate of M Habhraak deceased on the 1ath day Aue big by the Probate Court. Creditors must exhibit claims within one year to ALARY HALNROOK, administrator, or be barred from benefit. Public notice follows local legal procedures and dates.
Letters of administration granted by the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri to the signer on August 3 1889 require heirs to exhibit claims for allowance within one year from notice. Those failing to file within ten years from publication will be forever barred from any benefit of the estate.
In Ironton Missouri on July 26 1829 notices given that James W Ward entery 8965 seeks final proof Sept 2 1839 before Bollinger County officials at Marble Hill. Also special execution for delinquent taxes No 41 drives sale Sept 10 1889 at Marble Hill courthouse door. Sheriff John Livekey to conduct sale. Other tax notices No 43 and related assessments reference lands in Bollinger County Missouri and Arble Hill.
Notices warn all claimants to present their claims to the assignee at Marble Hill Missouri by a specified date for dividend payment. Included are publication notices from Ironton and Bollinger County cases detailing patent claims, proof hearings, and a schoolland condemnation suit with publication requirements. A tax delinquency execution sets a sale date in Marble Hill for the 11th of September, 1889, by Sheriff Joan Huskey.
The sheriff announces two concurrent auctions in Marble Hill for real estate in Bollinger County Missouri. One involves 21 acres across several quarters in section 3 township 33 range east, with sale to satisfy a special execution in favor of Emily J. Pullam against Davied J. Pullam. The other sale covers parts of the southeast and northwest quarters in township 31 range 8, to satisfy a judgment for B. J. Leasley against the heirs of J. W. Baldwin. Both auctions are on court dates in 1880 and 1920 respectively, at the Marble Hill courthouse, with public bidding for cash.
In the Circuit Court of Hollinger County Missouri an execution is issued in favor of J Lossley collector against the heirs of H A Banford. Property described as 24 acres part of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter town 30 range ?. A sale will be held Wednesday September 11 1880 at the courthouse door between 9 a m and 6 p m for cash to satisfy the execution. Buskey Sheriff.
Notice is given that letters of administration on the estate of Michal Hinkle deceased were granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Belinger county Missouri on the 24th day of July 188. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit the same to the undersigned for allowance within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of said estate. Claims exhibited within two years from the date of publication will be forever barred. Elizabeth Hinkle Administratrix.
A. Physician and Surgeon based in Marble Hill Missouri offers day and night service through a residence office. Furnishes rooms and treatment to females and gives special attention to chronic diseases. Calls from the country will be promptly answered.
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