County Institute Board Selections and Education Plans
The county cannot appoint two persons to join the county commissioner as the county institute board between June 22 and July 1, 1891. It licenses conductors and instructors, issues certificates, and outlines examination and salary rules. The next State Teachers' Association meets June 25 to 29 at Warrensburg Portle Springs, Missouri, with plans to license 12,000 teachers for 114 county institutes. Arrangements include rail fare for June 18 to 26 and return by July 17. The article also defends tariff tax shifts on sugar and predicts broader price effects on goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Institute Board
County Institute Hearl
Institute Board
Ire
State Teachers’ Association
Portle Springs
Warrensburg
Mississippa Valley
Missouri
Tarriff crisis and political feuds stain national news
The text covers tariff politics with criticism of the tariff tax on sugar and its effect on American consumers. It notes the Republican League convention, praise for Blaine, and remarks by Thurston, Foraker, and McKinley era figures. It discusses Ohio reverence for Lincoln and Grant, party divisions between Miek man and Hall, and potential impacts on farmers and the Democratic party. It references Nebeker's alleged corruption and pension disputes involving Raum and Noble, plus a Missouri scandal.
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Republican League
N.Y. Post
Blaine
Thurston
Nebraska
League
Guy
Foraker
Philadelphia Press
Ohio
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
James G. Maine
Bollinger County Union seeks lower interest on public funds
At a regular Bollinger County Farmer's and Laborer's Union meeting with Grain Field Union in April 1891, resolutions urged the county court to cut public school fund interest from 10 and 8 to 6 percent, arguing lower rates would spur timely payments and benefit farmers. The article also notes thanks to railroad commissioner supporters and criticisms of a state senator, with a lively gathering despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. & L. Union
Eprom Press
Bollinger County Farmer's and Laborer’s Union
Grain Field Union
Marble Hill Press
Bollinger County Union
Treasuer
John 1
Jasper N. Burks
Sociable Union
Lutesville
Lakeville Road
John P. McManua
Glen Allen
Public notices on railroad and telegraph property assessment
A long list of hearing dates May to June 1801 for taxation of railroad, bridge and telegraph properties across Missouri and related states. It invites affected companies and citizens to present testimony and waivers to the Board of County Officials, with notices to newspapers and county clerks to ensure broad awareness. The column also quotes inflationary rhetoric from N. World about the surplus and government spending.
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Chicago, Savata Fe & California
St. Louis
San Francisco
St. Joseph
Santa Fe
Kansas City, Topeka & Western
Keokuk & Northwestern
Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Troy Mountain Southern
Belmont
Wabash Railway
Kansas City
Fort Scott
St. Louis Arkansas & Taxis
Cape Girardeau South Western
St Louis & Hannibal
Keokuk & Western
Boarnd
Notice for Publication at Marble Hill Missouri
Notice for publication lists two settlers in Missouri for final proof of residence and cultivation. Christopher J Slaughter and Jacob Baker appear with entry numbers 6716 and 8675 respectively. Witnesses named include John Hopking Joseph Shivrock John Virgin Jones Holder and others from Zalma and related towns. Dates set for May 1890s hearings before the Marble Hill court clerk with locations in Marble Hill Missouri.
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Lasp Oren
Rowtox
Circuit Courier
Sail Court
Marble Hill
Christopher J. Slaughter
Tata
Nevis
Township
North Range
John Hopking
Joseph S. Shivrock
John Virgin
Jones
Zolmay Mo
James C Noe
Laxn Orrick al Lyoxton
Mareble Hill
Salirday
Jacob Baker
Lownalip
Joseph Addison Key
Hiram Gaines
Theopoli
Atchison
William Nevens
Zalua
James C. Noell
Register
Axp Overer
Ironton
James F. Tll
Dle
K. D. West
J. C. Cubbage
James Holder
C. J. Slaughter
Mo. Janes C. Noell
Order of Publication in Misconed State Suit
The state of Misconed proceeds with a civil suit against multiple defendants including Ballit, Wolf, Mitchell, Marknard, Gates, Cauley, and Ihnswaild. The petition claims nonresidency prevents ordinary service and requires publication notice by the Marble Hill printed notice, with a response deadline before term end.
Trustee's Sale of Property in Bollinger County Missouri
Trust deed dated October 1887 records Erhart Wilforth and Matilda Wilford as grantors to George W. Achinson as trustee. Property in Bollinger County described as part of sections in township 31, range 10 east, formerly Fan ny Hahn land. forty five acres more or less. Trustee Girga W. Rebingan to sell at Marble Hill courthouse May 9 189? between 9 AM and 5 PM for cash to satisfy the note and costs.
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Erhart Wilforth
Matilda Wilford
Recorder’s Office
Bollinger County
Missouri
George W. Achinson
Bollinger
Guarga W. Rebingan
Marble Hill
Gerona W. Rontxgay
Publication Notice in Bollinger Circuit Court
ORDER OF PUBLICATION states the State of Missouri seeks to enforce a lien on property in Bollinger County. Peter Morphy is summoned to appear at Marble Hill in September. failure means default judgment. Copy to Marble Hill Ledger newspaper for four weeks before the deadline.
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Ok Baw
Holden
Marble Hill
Jane
Marble Hil
Ori
Order of Publication in Hollinger County Court
In Hollinger County Circuit Court of Missouri a process to enforce a state lien is published. The petition seeks the lien on property described in the filing. Witness confirms April 6 with the circuit court seal and clerk’s note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Gattre
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Marsee Hu Press
G. Amvey
Official Paper OF
the County
Clause Spreckles
California
Watermeyer Sugar Trust
New York
East
Capt. Miekman
U.S. Hall
FL & LU
Democratic Party
Hall
Hickman
Nfall
Plickman
Harrison Iss
Nebeker
Fountain County
United States
Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis Sentinel
Nigt
Blackbeard
Morgan
Kidd
High Seas
Raum
Noble
Ed. T. Noland
Jefferson City
Dexsville
John Sitges
Emanuel Rhodes
Carrie Moore
New Salem
Oak Grove
H. F Rhodes
Smith School
Patton
George Rhodes
Sam
Harrah
Bessville
P. L. Less
W. A. Davanik
Millerville
Charley Rhodes
Graham & Co
Rev. M. Robbins
Brush Creek
Samuel Bess
Besaville
J. A. Masters
Jacob Shram
Wui
Boh
Hurtah
Tod Eiolo
Congress
State OF Missouri
Said County
Norea
Lota J
Geo J
Marble Hill Pass
W. AL Din
Callector
Peter Morphy
State of
Viet
Marble Hill Paris
Revit Court
Hollinger County
Gell
I. M. Smite
Hollinger
Cirewit
Thia
M. Smith
Wann & Son
Hog Creek
Range
Marble Hi
Bullinger County
Issport
Maaton
Ponte
Bethh
Pere Hawn
Pris
Geo. Kime Connap
Ol'k
Matilda Seabaugh
Jay Person sbaBaUcn
T. T. Beach
Beach
Talenram
D* C. M. Witmer
Ding Store
IGG D
Luteegville
GEO. E. Clark & Son
Buckeye
Oliver
Blinv
Kolker
McSherry and
Pittsburg
Big Muddy Coal Co
Lutesville, MO
Benji
Hornburgh
Jon
Thornburgh
Louie ‘Hiele
Igne
Tollinger
Henry & Tuiele
Whitener
Edéllinger
Alford Morgan
Bob / Tingver
Tm Landl Holden
Said
J. A. Abenathy
A, Sander
Sander
Sander & Son
Physicians
Hile
M.-S. Academy
Eee
J. R. Parke
Prinaips
Ll. Mayer
A.B
Marna
House and Sigh Painters
Plijn
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