Revelle & Wall Win Judgment on Bollinger Property Lien
In Bollinger County Missouri on December 7, 1894 Revelle & Wall recovered a judgment for 377.03 against Glen Allen Kaolin Mining Company for materials for building a machine shop blacksmith shop and office. The decree creates a lien on multiple buildings and surrounding land described in Section 3 and nearby sections within township 31 north range 9 east. The sheriff was ordered to sell the described real estate at public auction on the next March Monday to satisfy the judgment and costs.
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State of Missouri
Range Nine
Purthouse
Marble
Bollinger County
Missouri
Mimi
Smann
Letevilant
County of Bollinger
Aussourt
Real Esate
Io Township
Wrs
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad
Crooked Creek
Andrew Land
Thomas Allen
Hh. Allen
W. Kt Allen
George W. Allen
Henry F. Rhodes
Said &Bove
St. Lous, Tree Mountain and Southern
Ainth
Henry M. Smith
Aid Court
Marbie Hill
Hexey M. Sum
Closing Out Sale at A Mayer Brick Store Marble Hill
W E Chandler administrator of the estate of A Mayer offers and assigns stock of restaurant goods at A Mayer's brick store in Marble Hill Missouri. Sale begins Saturday March 9 1895 and continues daily until stock is closed out. Goods available at unusually low cash prices. Mayer will serve hot lunches at the premises. This 8th day of March 1895. K Caaxpuan, Administrator
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A. Mayer
Marble Hill
Circuit Courtar
K. Caaxpuan
Amigneo
County Court Proceedings Spur Tax Corrections in Bollinger
In Bollinger county court on March 8 9 and 9 1805 actions include adjourned inquiry into land and personal delinquent list for 1894. Court credits Dunn for erroneous school taxes in sections 1 2 3 township 32 range 10 and approves payments to several officials. Printing bids for Bollinger county set at 25 cents per square for first insertion and 245 cents per subsequent insertion. Settlement continuation requested for W A Dunn revenue collection with further examination to early April 1806.
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Fnday
W. A. Dunn
Bollinger County
W. A Dunn
T. R. Graen
Henry Elfback
Harry McCans
CG. M. Johnson
Monroe Lutes Road
Robert Alexander
A. J. Robins
J. J. Conrad
Monroe Hindman
B. F. Slinkard
T. St. Green
Lutesville Banner
TR. Green
J. Hill
Marble Hill Press
T. R. Green
W A. Down Mey
W. A. Whinn
I Wish I Could Be A Boy Again Poem Fragment
A Chicago Record excerpt quotes Eugene Field lamenting lost youth. The speaker recalls places and friends from childhood and muses on forgetting and aging while a youngster learns what he once knew. The piece preserves a nostalgic tone and poetic imagery of hill spots and familiar spaces.
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Eugene Field
Chicago
New Woman's Victory Enrages Bachelors in Missouri Bill
A Missouri bill proposed by Representative Julian targets single men with taxes if they do not marry, prompting satire about female empowerment in the press. The article mocks the measure and warns it would curb bachelor freedom while boosting state revenue and revealing gender power shifts.
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Missouri Legislate
Post-Dispatch
Julian
Benedict Arnold
The
Bachelors
A Valu able option in two girls dialogue
Two teen girls discuss men and romance with distinct temperaments, one impulsive and sharp tongued, the other calm and dreamily hopeful. A sharp exchange ends with a bold wish to be kissed, revealing contrasting attitudes toward love and desire.
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Mayfield-Smith Academy
Marble Hill, Mo
Oak Ridge High School
Laxyevaer
Graham
Marbie Thi
Oak Ridge School
Western Colleges
Iess
E.R G. Anam
Princival
Oak Ridge
Cape Girardeau County
University of the State
Columbia
University of the State of Missouri
Mayfeld-South Academy
E. R. Graham
Tie
Delice
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Missouri
State Normal School
Cape Girardeat, Vo
Addesss
W.D. Vandi
Glen Allis
Arch Warren
H. Gohisack
Ny ‘ Tinwanre, Cookine & Hrarine
Elmer, Bair
Majestic Hits
Polttest and Gest
Post-Office
High Street
August Bohnsack
T Will
D. &. Mann
W. ER. Chendler
Axsinee
Eatate
Browns Tron Bitters
LW Loke
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Lance
Glen
Ponce
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