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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1890
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows an official paper notice for the county with subscription rates and advertising information. It mentions six months and three months copies and advertising rates, with garbled names and fragmented phrases. Key terms include county, subscription, and advertising rates clues.
Frank Blair travels from Mat to Washington to press that the Administration will drive Cherokees and their cattle off the lands, potentially paying as little as 41 cents per acre. Secretary Noble and President Harrison emphasize dispossession fees and force, while Cherokees pursue the Supreme Court. A Washington correspondent calls it a calculated robbery, with further theft reports from Dallas involving the Pacific Express Co. and past express robberies.
The piece discusses rival newspapers backing rival politicians south of Fredericktown and a strong man in the race. It warns about a Louisiana Lottery move to North Dakota, its economic lure, and moral cost. It quotes U S Trail urging union members to rethink wealth and voting choices amid looming lotteries.
Reed's rules grant the Speaker near total power, risking constitutional limits and potential despotism. The piece urges support for education via School Commissioner Tinh, praising the educational cause as vital to a free society. It notes Salt Lake City politics face Mormon and anti Mormon tensions, and comments on stamp shortages and World’s Fair prospects amid partisan battles.
Notices request teachers to meet in Marble Hill on Saturday Feb 22 to decide on holding a Normal Institute next summer of two or three weeks. A graduate from the BE. Normal can be secured to conduct the institute if desired, and the effort is deemed greatly advantageous. Attend as directed by W. A. Denn, Com.
Public legal notices detail several special executions in Bollinger and Hollinger counties Missouri. Auctions set for March 11 and 12 target parcels including lots in southwest and northwest quarters, northeast quarters and various sections, with sheriffs John Huskey and others enforcing debts and delinquent taxes.
Mortgage sale by Wittpeas Manervey Stovall and Asa Stovall dated November 10 1884 recorded in Ballinger county Missouri conveys all their rights to the described real estate. The property includes the southeast quadrant of the northeast quarter and southwest quarter of section ten township sixteen range ten in Ballinger county Missouri.
Sheriff John Huskey announces a public auction on March 11, 1890, at the west front door of the courthouse in Bollinger County Missouri, between 9 and 11 oclock am. The sale, conducted for cash, will transfer all right title and interest of Manervey and Asa Stovall in the described real estate to the highest bidder to satisfy the mortgage debt plus costs and interest.
Court orders two public auctions of real estate seized under writs of execution. In Tol linger county Marble Hill and Marble Mill areas the properties include parcels in sections and townships described, to satisfy debts and costs. Auctions set for Wednesday March 12 with cash bids accepted and sheriffs presiding.
John Huskey sheriff will sell at public auction on Wednesday March 12 1890 in Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri the described lands to satisfy a debt execution. The properties include 80 acres in section 14 township 28 range 8 east and 200 acres in section 1 township 22 range 8 east. Auction runs 9 am to 3 pm for cash.
Court in Marble Hill issues a notice of exudition and filing of accounts for the estate of Robert F Statler. Assignee W. B. Chandler must file oath and account statements with vouchers. Publication in Marble Hill papers required twenty days before next term, with hearing set for the first day of the next term on March 10. Clerk W. M. Morgan certifies true copy of the court record.
A probate docket lists executors administrators and guardians required to exhibit accounts for settlement on the designated day at the Marble Hill courthouse Hollinger county Kissour. Names long and varied include Wakin Baker Ludhila J Hippard Clingingsniit Davis Cally Frederick Calhoun Henry Garrett Hulda truthery tree D urhuyy Annie Hluttimn Sedan P. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday etc. Several entries show dates January February 1890 and signatures of ADM RS GU DN Monroe Hindian Thomas Walter Guippard Caldwell Barret and others.
Notice of letters testamentary issued to Pittman by the Bollinger County Probate Court for the estate of Alexander Twomen deceased. All claims against the estate must be filed within one year for allowance and within two years after publication for any claim, or be barred. Dated January 8, 1800, executor G. T. Pittman.
State of Missouri Ballinger County Circuit Court notices exhibition and filing of accounts of the trust with vouchers in Rob at K Statler navignadl estate through assignee W K Chandler. Accounts to be presented at the regular March term. court will review on the first day of the next term. clerk Wa Mompany signs.
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