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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1890
Page
1
County court in session with short notices on political moves and local happenings. McGinty in town. probate and districting plans discussed. various ads and social notes about Dr A Sander drugstore, weddings, and local exchanges amid a flood report from Salem Oregon and influenza remarks.
The poem laments February as a churlish month marked by wild vicissitudes and drifting snows. It celebrates February's brief kindness as winter ends, noting it offers only twenty eight days of honest stimming.
The bill before Congress would authorize issuing ten fifteen and twenty five cent paper currency. It is urged as a public convenience and for government interests. The portal note system suits the public and postage on small sums is a nuisance harming business. The change would save the treasury by reducing postal notes and avoiding fractional currency destruction.
The Charleston Democrat of last week is praised as a meaningful and creditable effort by a local newspaper enterprise, highlighting its quality and contribution to the community press.
Local briefs report on Emma Tees improving from illness and visits by W L Lowe and other townsfolk. Notes include A Stanton moving to a new farm dwelling, Rev W A Jones and Elder Martin visiting, Jennie Sample returning from Colorado, J G Tennell giving a lecture, and Rev S P Smith departing with the South East Baptist office. Also mentions W A Phelps’ travel, an upcoming bedspring venture, a cow restraint method, and Norway horse feeding habits tied to respiratory health.
In Bolinger County Missouri during September 1888 the circuit court heard the assignment of Geo E Statler to John W W Revelle. John W Revelle, assignee, filed an oath and statement of accounts with vouchers and the court ordered publication of notice twenty days before the next term, set for March 16, 1890, unless good cause is shown. Wm M Morgan, Clerk, certified the record from Marble Hill.
Under a special execution from Bollinger County Circuit Court Missouri Jamen Sea Langh plaintiff holds writ against J G Freeman. Property listed includes 100 acres described as parts of section 14 township 4 range cant and northeast quarter of southeast quarter. Auction set for March 11 1890 at Marble Hill courthouse between 9 and 11 am to satisfy debt. John Huston Sheriff.
Notice lists administrators in Bollinger County for estates of James Turner and C. G. Arnold. Public Administrator John R. Welch takes charge of Arnold estate. Dated 1889 1890 with notices to creditors and interested parties. Also notice of publication for Lilburn Page Hd claiming final proof on land in Bollinger County with witnesses named.
In the November term of 1880 the county court orders John Huskey to publish in Marble Hill a sale of all unsold school lands in section 16 township 28 range 8 and other parcels described, to be offered at the Bollinger circuit court in March in forty acre lots with 20 percent cash and 12 months credit at 8 percent interest.
District court notices in Bollinger County Missouri announce special executions against delinquent taxes. Listings detail seized tracts of land including directions such as southeast quarter of section 3 township 28 range east and other parcels in towns Marble Hill and Marble Air. Public sale dates set for March 11 1890 with sheriff John Huskey overseeing.
In the Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri a special execution directs sale of described real estate in Marble Hill at public auction on Wednesday March 12 1800 with the aim to satisfy the debt held by Sezahabgh collector against the defendant.
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