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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
4
Newspaper notice states the issue is published every Thursday by Chandler and Company with Hill as editor and manager and indicates entry at the Marcie Hill post office as second class matter.
Public notice of multiple orders of publication in Bollinger County Missouri circuits court for cases against defendants including unknown heirs and representatives. Actions seek enforcement of state liens on described lands in Marble Hill with terms set for September 1919 value and appearance deadlines.
The document details several court actions in Bollinger County Missouri, including orders of publication for defendants in real property lien cases. It lists tract descriptions in Marble Hill areas, court terms, defendant names such as J. B. Dudjoye and Geo W Winchester, and directs publication in local papers to notify defendants to appear by specific September dates.
Circuit court of Bollinger County issues writ for the north half of the southwest quarter of section 31 in township 32 north range 9 east containing 20 acres more or less. Case against C O Whitener and William Gudger. returnable at Marble Hill courthouse on the Sunday of September 1919. appearance required.
A legal filing lists the plaintiff as the collector of the revenue and names Jacob M. Lary as the defendant in case number 127. The document is an OCR fragment showing the parties and docket reference.
The case before Justice George F. Crites in Whitewater township Bollinger county on June 9 1919 involved a stray mare described as black of about MM hands and one inch high three years old, branded 75 06 on the left front leg.
The Milan Standard notes the art minded youths who quit school early to earn money frequent the soda fountain more than the savings bank, reflecting a shift in priorities among young workers.
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