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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1891
Page
4
County officials publish the official subscription rates for the county paper. The notice lists pricing tiers, delivery zones, and payment deadlines, urging readers to renew promptly to maintain access to local reporting.
The House of Representatives declined to open an investigation into the case surrounding former Treasurer Noland, ending any formal inquiry at this time. The decision closes the matter without further parliamentary action or public hearings.
The scanned text offers partial phrases about the President naming a new official, Secretary of War approving construction plans for a Missouri or St. Louis project, and a reference to legal matters in a county. It is fragmentary with no clear event or outcome.
The Dakin County News discusses proposing a branch event for the county to be held in Malden. Walden is a distant non-town and Kennett, the county seat, lies far away, indicating travel hardship for residents.
A draft House proposal aims to abolish the land register. If approved by the Senate on a January day, the bill would take effect. A coalition pledges to push broader actions, while a dealer party hints at a date for a groundhog day observe.
An interview draft from Senator Quay of Pon aylvania outlines his concerns on fiscal policy and political alignment. The text, sent via the Associated Press, reflects his stance and critiques of rival Blaine while presenting his telecast of viewpoints.
The garbled text reports on senatorial politics with mentions of Democrats and Palmer aid Tepiblientes but offers unclear details. It references a meeting and financial concerns, yet readable facts are minimal and names or dates are not reliably identifiable.
The St Louis crime case against Charles Vial for his wife’s death returns to the court as the missing overcoat containing a pistol becomes a key factor. The defense claims burglary by the attorney to keep the coat, while other local disputes including a clash between Sam Jones and Palestine mayor Ward are noted with sharp commentary.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes Palestine mayor Il le Gentlemars and a chaotic scene outside a Chicago dime museum. The account mocks exhibitors, brags of violence avoidance, and recounts bawdy curiosities while noting a brief exchange about going for beer with a man named Nasey and planning later visits to Gallagher’s.
In Wichita a stranger wooed a mark with a land grab scam promising a new town with a river rail links and 16 000 population to lure investors. Six weeks later in Omaha the con artist deposits 27000 amid brag of hard scruples and a successful deal, exposing the scheme.
The case of the State against Sanford Francis Joseph Virden and George W Crites for Jacob May's murder on November 1 1800 concluded in the Circuit Court. Defendants pleaded guilty to second degree murder with Francis to nine to ten years and Virden ten years. defense argued for leniency noting Virden's weak character and fear of bloodshed. The court's swift conviction and punishment are hailed by many as a just outcome, though some warn against vengeance.
Gino Clark of Imuteaville Missouri announces a business change and requests all outstanding accounts be settled promptly. Call and pay indebtedness to square accounts and settle the books. Mel by Jud, 4 SU i
Notice by assignee of U Fo Statler of sale of real estate under circuit court order in Bollinger County Missouri to satisfy debts. Sale set for Friday the 13th of March at the courthouse door Marble Hill. Property: northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 17 township 33 north range 2 east. Cash, for the use of settling the estate debts.
By special execution of the circuit court. James Sunbaugh, collector, vs unknown heirs of Frederick Yount. Property described as the north half of the southeast quarter section 2, township range. Sale at Marble Hill courthouse March 16, between nine and four, to satisfy debt and costs. Sheriff John Huckey to conduct sale for cash.
By authority of a special execution issued from the widow of the deceased to the March term 1891 of the court, James Seabaugh, collector, directs seizure of property in Iowa to satisfy a lien. The property lies in the northwest quarter of the county township, to be sold at the courthouse door in Marble Hill on March 16, 1891, between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm, for cash, as ordered by Sheriff John Aueley.
John Luskey sheriff of Bollinger County announces a real estate public auction under a special execution issued in favor of James Seabaugh and others. The property is 80 acres the west half of the northwest quarter of section 15 township 2 range 10, to be sold March 16, 1891, Marble Hill Missouri between 1 and 4 PM for cash to satisfy the debt and costs.
Public sheriff sale notices describe multiple property foreclosures in Bollinger, Ballinger, and surrounding counties. Each listing names the plaintiff collectors, defendants, described tracts of land including quarters of sections, township ranges, and sale dates set for Tuesday March 16 in 1891 or 1881 at Marble and Markle Hill. Proceeds go to satisfy court executions and debt obligations.
Public notices describe two sheriff sales in Hollinger County Missouri to satisfy executions. James Benbouch as collector wins against Marcus Keller’s estate and James Beahaugh wins against John Vaubuesston. Auctions set at specified townships and times with cash in hand.
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