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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
4
Announcement states Walter Revelle is a candidate for county school superintendent of Bollinger County, pending voters' decision at the annual school election on April 6, 1915. Also notes Wilbur M. Welker as a candidate for the same office with an incomplete date.
Community notes recount visits and errands across towns including Master Boyd Slinkard’s return to activity, illness of Mrs. Bess Delabar, new room addition by R. Hohs, and numerous county residents trading, visiting relatives, and handling local business. Also mentions ads for Garden Seeds and local school and church activities.
Health is good though colds linger. Weather improves as roads dry after mud. Dragging the roads is common. Dr Ed Crives was out early Monday. Services held at the M E Church at 1.
Letters of administration on the estate of Hannah Effink deceased were granted by the Bollinger county Missouri Probate court dated February 10 1915. Creditors must exhibit their claims to the undersigned within six months for allowance or be precluded. If not exhibited within one year from the last publication, claims are forever barred.
The sheriff of Bollinger County Mo will auction at Marble Hill courthouse a large partition sale of real estate owned by Ella Francis Olive Francis Opal Francis and others. The property spans 87 acres in multiple sections of Township 29 North Range 9 East and Township 29 North Range 10 East, with detailed metes and bounds. The tract includes two hundred seven acres and fifty hundredths rated at 2800 dollars, with a six month credit and 20 percent cash down, under a decree for partition and order of sale issued by the circuit court.
Public auction scheduled by the Bollinger County circuit court for March 12, 1915 to sell extensive tracts in Bollinger and Perry areas including north halves of lots two and three in the southwest quarter and other parcels, with 25 percent cash down and remainder on credit for five months, to satisfy judgments in a partition suit and related lien. Names involved include plaintiff Walker and defendants Larmore, Lannet, Myers, Mouser, and the Anderson Kaolin Company among others. The sale covers multiple parcels described by section, township and range, with specific acreage and boundary details.
Will Mayfield College has begun its second semester with well organized work progressing smoothly. Now is the time to enter. write for catalog. A. F. Hendricks, present.
By virtue of a general writ of execution issued from the office of the clerk of the Circuit court of Bol linger county Missouri returnable to the March term 1915 and to me the undersigned.
Bale offers a public sale in Wet Jackson under a 4g tent with seating and heaters to stay dry and warm. The lot comprises jacks aged 2 to 6 years, 10 to 1 hands, suitable for beginning season breeding. Each animal guaranteed true to representation. buyers urged to request a catalogue and attend the sale by WF Schade in Jackson, Missouri.
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