Property Sale Notice in Bollinger County Missouri
Public auction of detailed land parcels in Bollinger County Missouri to the highest bidder at Marble Hill court house on September 14, 1893. Minimum bid set at 1.25 per acre, cash down payment required, balance on twelve month credit with six percent interest. Sheriff J T Werts signs the notice dated May 15, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township 50
Bollinger County
Missouri
Marble Hall
Bollinger
Salt County
Trustee's Sale Under Deed Of Trust in Missouri
Trustee's sale notice references Jonas I H Crader and Jacinda Crader with a deed of trust dated October 18, 1875 recorded in Bolinger County Missouri book 17 pages 632 to 635. The trust secures Samuel G Crader for promissory notes. description cites estate of Daniel Crader and administrator William M Welch. The sale follows the west boundary to a branch, then along a meandering brook to the southeast.
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Jonas IH. Crader
Jacinda Crader
Recorder's Office
Bollinger County
Beriini
William M. Welch
Daniel Crader
Ald
Ald Pigor
Land Boundaries and Appraised Tract Descriptions
A legal notice describes multiple land tracts in sections 30 and 31, township 31 north, range 11 east, with measurements in chains and links, plus a scheduled public auction by trustee on a Sunday in August 1899 at Marble Hill courthouse to satisfy notes secured by a deed of trust. It notes the estate of Andrew Clippard and mentions John A Miller as estate administrator and note holder.
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Ning
Ninge
Tiance
Jonas H. Orader
Bollinger County
Missouri
John A. Miller
Andrew Clippard
Court House
Marble Hill
Bollinger
W. Ceapgs
Final Settlement for Estate of Jas P Gentine
Notice to all persons interested in the estate of Jas P Gentine deceased that the administrator intends to make a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court in Bollinger County Missouri. The term begins on the second Monday in August 1893 at the courthouse in Bollinger County. Jon Mircu is the Administrator.
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Jas. P. Gentine
Bollinger
State of
Missouri
Jons Mirxcu
Final settlement of the estate of H G Scholl
Notice to all interested in the estate of H G Scholl deceased that the administrator intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court Bollinger County Missouri to be begun and held in the courthouse at Imgris? on the second Monday in August 193. Administratrix Epgsa Senant announces finalizing steps in the local probate process.
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H. GU. Scholl
Bollinger
State of
Missouri
Imgald
Missouri Normal School Third District Cape Girardeau
Missouri State Normal School in Cape Girardeau prepares teachers for Missouri schools. Tuition free, expenses light. Thorough instruction, healthful location, and strong demand for trained teachers. Faculty includes President W. D. Waterman and Vice President J. S. McCarthy with departments in mathematics, English, science, drawing, music, and teacher training. Beginning September 5, 1808. address W. D. Vandiver.
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Missouritate Normal School
Cape Girardeau, MO
Missouri
Wilhan D
Watorren
John 5. McAhee
Charles E. Vasey
William W.W. Wood
Nellie Gordon
Sarah P. Fordi
James A. Barnard
Winifred Johnson
Emayr
Mr. J. Balty
Erro Eckh Ndt
Monte
Ieee
Aasistant
W D. Vandiver
Gracting Nemes BY DARD score in one sided game
The C M Ws and the Red Stockings of Laflin played a ball game on the former ground last Sunday afternoon. The score was 20 to 0 through four innings when Laflin rallied for seven runs in the fourth. game called after the fifth inning. Twin City Juniors challenged Fredricktown second nine at the A Q O U W picnic in Marquad next Saturday. Messrs Keck and Rupard of the C M W Baseball Club, Glen Allen residents, were in Twin Cities Monday.
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Red Stockings
Laflin
M. W
Twin City
Fredricktown
Marquand
Messrs. Keck and
Rupard
C. M. W. Baseball Club
Glen Allen
Twin Cities
Wanderer tale about a six foot black snake of farm life
In Lutesville a farmer recounts finding a six foot black snake coiled around a chicken. He and his son killed the serpent with a pitchfork, freeing the chicken which scampered off unharmed. The tale is tied to a local Wanderer visit with farm sounds and community banter.
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Jesse Lutes
Lutesville
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