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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1889
Page
4
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The Ironton Register notes praise for Pension Commissioner Tanner and cites rhetoric on surplus and national direction. It reports state senator M. I. Smith leaving Bollinger county for Var es Missouri, praising his honesty and debating skill. It ends with a regretful note on Democratic losses in Missouri.
The 1889 act bans bringing in outside personnel to discharge police duties and restricts sheriffs and deputies to state residents. It extends penalties to individuals, firms, and municipalities, with prison terms and fines for violations. It also ties city officials to sheriff-like penalties and sets approval date of June 10, 1889.
The A N Kellogg Publishing Company introduces Luke Mason a politics driven serial aimed to denigrate Republicans, with comparisons to Uncle Tom's Cabin. The piece is described as a deliberate Democratic tactic using sensational prose to undermine Republicanism in papers.
1800 and every year thereafter voters in each district shall elect by ballot a road overseer for one year. The clerk of the school district casts votes, then forwards to the county clerk who issues certificates to the highest vote-getter. The law allows tolls per mile for road maintenance. counties may levy taxes to support repairs and keep roads in repair.
The Jefferson City Tribune reports the Missouri panel finds railroad property not taxed as full assets, noting railroad mileage values skewed by underassessed real estate. It argues unequal taxation exists and urges even distribution to reflect true values.
Report outlines organization with a president secretary and executive committee of five, plus county officers and a central fund to raise and expend lands. Members drawn from Missouri counties tenth and fourteenth districts, excluding Cape Girardeau city and county. Geo Tl Crumb named reading clerk and to vote on constitution and by laws.
Delegates organized county committees to select officers and appoint an executive council. The executive slate includes President L. J. Albert and Secretary Geo H. Crawb. A one percent levy on county valuations was approved for expenses, with each county assigned shares and pledges to forward funds. districts will be notified and fundraising priority given to securing treasury deposits.
Notice is given that Yelers of administration on the estate of Join Wi Menbaigh deceased were granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Dating county Mimiuuri on the 18th day Tily. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them to the administrator for allowance within one year from the date of the said Letters, or they may be forever barred. John M. Rok, administrator.
Letters of administration on the estate of Mary Brotherton deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Bollinger Missouri on the twelfth day of 1881. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them to the undersigned for allowance within a specified period from the date of letters, or be barred from any benefit.
The report notes crops this time are as good or better than last year and in better condition. J. E. Baker remarks on the current season’s prospects.
Trust deed holder announces sale of the north half of the west quarter in section 31, township 33, Bollinger County, Missouri. The sale occurs at Marble Hill courthouse between 9 am and 5 pm to satisfy the deed of trust on the property described, with costs and expenses to be added.
The notice informs county residents of a program allowing nine students aged sixteen to twenty five to enroll at the state universities in Columbia and Rolla for the year ending June 5, 1890. It details entrance and contingent fees, department starts on September and restrictions for ministers and indigent students, plus instructions to submit county youth lists and publication requirements.
John Buskey sheriff of Hollinger County announces a public sale of described lands to satisfy Frederik Onley’s mortgage debt. The property includes various tracts in townships nineteen and twenty-nine, totaling uncertain acres, with a bid opening at the county courthouse on Thursday, September 1st, at the usual hour, for cash, to settle principal, interest, and costs.
Notice lists appointment days for Marble Hill and nearby areas, naming officials and counties, with August 15 as a key date. The document references probate docket entries and executor records, listing numerous names and locations across Holt Hollow County and surrounding districts.
Public notice from Bollinger County Missouri about a civil action filed by Amos Soxhaugh against Michael Wolci dg. The document outlines court actions and legal requirements for the defendant to answer. It emphasizes the ordinary process and legal framework guiding the case in the county court.
A notice from Marble Hill announces term dates for a court proceeding and requires publication in Mabie Pass, a weekly newspaper in the county, for four weeks. The document references the second Monday in September and outlines filing deadlines if the term continues.
In the circuit court of the county a suit is filed by W. Bedford for lien on real property in Cape county. The defendant is to be notified by publication and plead to the petition by the next term at Marble Hill courthouse. A copy will be published weekly for four weeks in Marble Hill Ledger.
The state of Missouri in Bollinger County issues an order of publication for a lien enforcement case. The defendant Syntha Kainba is nonresident, must answer by the next September term at Marble Hill Court House, or the petition will be confessed. A copy runs in Marble Hill Press for four weeks prior to term.
Public notice to unknown defendant in civil action for enforcement of state lien on property in Bollinger County. Clerk orders publication and summons the defendant to appear at the next term in the Martel Milly court house on the second Monday in September or before the date set, per state procedure.
James B Revel, administrator of Pol Jeckeot’s estate, announces public sale by outcry at Bollinger County courthouse. Property includes parts of sections 4 and 25 in townships 30–31, totaling about 38.5 acres. Bids to be paid within ten days, with credit for the balance, purchaser to furnish security.
Notice is given that by order of the probate court of Rotlinger county Missouri a public vendue will be held at the county courthouse to sell parts of lots two and three in the northwest quarter section four township thirty one range ten east totaling ninety nine and twenty nine hundredths acres to satisfy debts of Colby Cole deceased Twenty percent down and six months credit on the remainder with a purchaser note and security for purchase money.
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