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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1893
Page
8
On the 14th day of September 1893 from ten in the forenoon to five in the afternoon during court session, after sixty days’ notice of sale terms, all property to be sold by publication in the Martile Hil Press of Bollinger County. This 16th day of May 1973, J.T. Weis, Sheriff.
Trustee sale notice for the Crader deed of October 11 1873 recorded in Bollinger Missouri seeks to satisfy promissory notes. Real estate described in sections 30 and 31 range 11 east begins at a southwest corner of a tract purchased by Jonas H Crader and follows the west boundary to a corner, then along the easterly course to the southeast junction with a brook. The notice names Jonas H Crader Jucinda Crader and Samuel G Crader as parties to the deed of trust and outlines the land in Missouri.
A trustee announces sale of specified real estate in Bollinger County Missouri. The property includes parts of sections 30 and 31 in township 31 north range 11 east totaling about 119 acres, subject to notes in the estate of Andrew Clippard. Auction at Marble Hill courthouse on August 5, 1893, to satisfy notes and costs. Jonas W. Caben, Trustee.
The Twin City area forms a new base ball club for boys aged 15 to 17, with a roster including Sander, Purtis, Revelle, McClintock, Phelps, Donkin, Baker, Caldwell, Ledbeider, and Allen. They accept a future game challenge from Cape Girardeau if age difference is respected. arrangements for a game against the C M W’s or organized play are discussed.
The note implies a trade or exchange offer involving par value with Sufimer and Sachs Mercantile Co. It suggests parity pricing and a cashless or cost comparison, though the exact terms remain unclear in the snippet.
The Wanderer recounts Houck’s readiness to laugh at events. A prior circuit court ruling awarded $2,000 damages to a negro who claimed mistreatment on Houck’s road after a change of venue shifted the suit. A pastor’s church pass was requested and granted with a note about converting people across Bollinger County for any county that acts similarly.
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