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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a notary record about a mills payable and rediscounts of 1,000.00 with witness and notarial seal. It notes a dated term and mentions Mason F. Kinpen and a Notary public, with names and signatures partially read.
A fragmentary notice from Missouri public records lists Harry E. Alexander of Cape Girardeau as a Democratic candidate for state senate. The text includes financial statement references and a July publication date, with unclear figures and terms due to damaged OCR.
A scrambled OCR summary presents financial condition statements for multiple Missouri banks including Bank of Marble Hill Bollinger County and Bank of Zalma. It cites assets liabilities capital stock deposits and notes. published notices appear in The Marble Hill Press and related newspapers in July 1915 to 1916 with notary attestations and court-ordered public notices involving deeds of trust and mortgage foreclosures across several counties.
The Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri in vacation orders defendants to appear at the next term and answer a petition alleging their claim to land described by a chain of heirs and grants from Headrick, Meadstr ek and Blackshear. Publication ordered in March Hill Democrat for four weeks, with a true copy certified by Clerk Frederik P. Mabuce on July 12, 1918.
Lutesville gears up for its big annual picnic on August 11 and 12 with plans for a larger event than ever before. organizers promise better activities and urge residents to watch for the big posters detailing schedules and attractions.
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