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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1901
Page
1
The drought harms farmers and insects, with fewer mosquitoes and malaria. Scientists warn of crop losses, urging economy in peace. De Soto county receives 5805.01 to distribute to rural schools, at 1.10 per child. Taxpayers note alleged looting, recalculating state rents and apportionments. Local updates report farmers plowing, baling hay, and travel notes from Bollinger and others.
Local notes from Little Muddy report a special deputy presence in the Royal Circle, a cake and watermelon supper, and two new patrons added. Health is good after a recent rain that improved corn and crops. road work and farm activity noted, with various neighbors visiting and toting cattle.
Noting a few town happenings Mrs J K Smith is sick at this writing Harry Keehn visited his best girl in Lutesville J R Berry was to Buchan on Sunday J D Greon returned to work after a period at home Several youngsters enjoyed an evening at Mr J Q Stevens home Several of our boys took ten
Local notes from Lutesville and Marble Hill report Rev W A Davault closing his pastorate with a sermon at Marble Hill. Camp Meeting draw crowds from Lateaville and nearby towns as teachers and residents visit relatives and attend events. Numerous locals travel to Bloomfield, Jackson, St Louis, and Illinois for business and visits.
Legal sheriff sale notices list properties in Bollinger County tied to tax executions and court judgments. Multiple tracts across sections and townships are slated for public sale at Marble Hill courthouse to satisfy delinquent taxes and monetary judgments.
In Bol linger County Missouri a partition order directs sale of 129.24 acres in township 33 north range 10 west. Property includes parts of sections 2 and 4 and outlots. Sale at Marble Hill courthouse on Friday September 8 1901 between 9am and 5pm to the highest bidder. Terms: 25 percent cash day of sale and balance in 12 months with interest six percent. Sheriff A C King confirms.
By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court in Missouri the sheriff of Kollinger County will auction a 240 acre tract described as the southeast quarter and the south half of the gin ster section 21 township rang east. The sale is scheduled Friday September 14 190, at the north front door of the courthouse in Marble Hill, to satisfy a tax debt of 23 60 including costs arising from a judgment in favor of William B. Yount collector of revenue.
A Missouri circuit court order dated June 25 records a special execution in favor of William B. Yount as collector against Rose heirs Rose and A J Rose for thirteen dollars and sixty cents plus costs. The action follows a judgment in Ollinger County Circuit Court entered March 6 against the defendants for delinquent state taxes and penalties on described real property and improvements.
A public notice from the Circuit Court of Bollinger County describes a delinquent tax sale for property in the southwest quarter of section 35, township 31, range… The sale, dated Friday in 1901, lists William Nh Vi as revenue collector and details the debt of ten dollars and cents, with interest and costs due.
A sheriff sale notice announces the tax delinquency case filed by Yount, collector, against An for delinquent state and county taxes on 120 acres in Bollinger County. The property, described as the east half of the northeast quarter and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 37, township 29, range 8, will be sold at public venue in Marble Hill to satisfy the judgment with interest.
A sheriff auction notice details multiple delinquent tax seizin gs in Bollinger County Missouri. It lists properties including forty acres in section ten and northwest quarter of section twenty three, with sale set for Friday September 13, 1901 at Marble Hill courthouse to satisfy tax judgments and costs.
A seller from northwest of Graveltom announces plans to have dressed lumber by September 1 and asks for a liberal share of local trade. The dealer promises low prices with quality as a priority and signs off as an obedient servant.
Public sale notices record tax and execution actions in Bollinger County Missouri with details of properties, buyers, and dates. Sheriff A C King and W K Chandler advertise real estate sale to satisfy delinquent taxes and court judgments, including parcels in Bollinger County and the city of Marble Hill.
Mayfield Smith Academy announces its eighteenth session opening September 2, 1901. Principal Hexpensaor and Vice Principal W A Davaud invite patrons, presenting a program emphasizing English, Mathematics, Science, History, Latin, pedagogy, and college preparation with moderate costs and moral instruction. County official T A Catowelin also listed as instructor in pedagogy and circle work.
Dr Co M Witmer of Marble Hill maintains an office in Urug State area, serving patients with general medical practice. The note indicates a regional medical presence listing a physician and location for health services.
Livery stable offers new rigs and good tents run by P. D. tes proprietor. Stable kept by day and week with reasonable rates. Patronage solicited. Mo.
An advertising notice offers cemetery work including marble granite and stone services. It lists JOHN Hi SANDER as proprietor and C. L. Tavuey as representing the business.
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