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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented text describes needs for felyase decile telescopes and notices to government offices. Mentions county, sector areas, and local authorities seeking forward actions. No clear events or dates established in readable content.
A flood of small town items fills the page from last week and this week. Residents include Mr and Mrs Governor, Miss Azalea Caldwell, and Homer Phelps as work shifts, schooling moves, and store trips populate daily life. Visitors from Glen Allen, Whitewater, and Marble Hall mingle with merchants and a lettered list of neighbors.
Community notes recount a Sunday nuptial between Walliams and Miss Len Hache, with winter wishes and a long list of local visitors. Tragic news includes the sudden death of Jeff McCray and a series of estate actions, probate notices, and civic gatherings at Mayfield schoolhouse and Green's Friday night gathering.
Enoch Underwood sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri advertises a March 1 1918 sale at the Marble Hill courthouse to satisfy a circuit court judgment on delinquent taxes. The notice describes a half acre tract in section 16 township 9 range 8 and other parcels, with sale to be cash in hand to the highest bidder. The document references multiple executions and the county court terms and lists involved parties including Mre Robert McWilliams and HL Go Langwten as tie-ins to the liens.
In Bollinger County MO at the September term 1917 court decree ordered sheriff sale of lands in Hollinger, described parcels include north half of southwest quarter, parts of northwest quarter southeast quarter, lots 1 and 2, section 19, township 33, range 9 etc. Foreclosure to satisfy a judgment against Mary Heltman et al and others. Sale set for March term 1918 to the highest bidder with deposit and terms as stated. sheriff underwood signs the notice in the circuit court proceedings.
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