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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1889
Page
4
A compact item lists Marace Hitz and J G Fisseyv connected to Prevage Missouri in a terse clipping. The note reads like a brief public notice or signature line, with limited context and no aural details.
Invariably in Advance advertising rates and copy details appear. Rates vary by duration and location with references to county distribution and regional pricing. The fragment notes multiple durations including six months and three months and hints at inquiry for furnished options.
A fragmented report notes Democratic state wins on November third including New Jersey Mississippi Iowa Ohio Virginia Maryland and New York. It also mentions Rev Thomas De Witt Talmage joining Ladies Home Journal as a monthly editor and outlines a political scandal involving forged signatures and campaign intrigue affecting Ohio politics.
A plea invites schools to donate to poor children in their district on Thursday November 28, 1880. Each school feeling inclined should provide a donation and have a teacher and a three-member committee collect the funds to lighten the ears of the recipients.
On Pike's Peak the United States Signal Service station sits in a stone bolted cabin high above Colorado. The lone officer endures perpetual isolation with snow as his only water source and a life spent reading while the world stays distant and dreamlike beyond the window.
A fragmented moral exhortation warns that money should not influence one to do what is dishonorable or improper. The text emphasizes maintaining proper conduct regardless of one’s station, though many words are garbled.
A fragmented 19th century style item about humility and sympathy for the disabled, contrasting cheap cloth with silk and diamonds. It notes ongoing rain, preparations for winter, and local names such as Rev WT Stovall Dee Ray Binins Hill Willie McGue Bill Wuttner Castor Miss Mulwaret and Consilvable improvenenn in Phitwoodls country, mentioning new fences and houses in a rural community.
The state of Missouri seeks to enforce a lien on real estate described as 80 acres Lot 2 southwest quarter section 31 township 60 range 1 east. Publication required for four consecutive weeks in a Markle Township newspaper before the March term, with appearance or default. Witness signatures of circuit clerk Wan M. Morgan and seal.
In vacation the Missouri circuit clerk orders publication to notify a nonresident defendant of a real property action. The petition seeks enforcement of a state land title in Bollinger County and calls for an answer by a set deadline before the term ends. Additional estate matter appears with a second suit against another party for nonresidency and service by publication.
In Missouri county Marble Hill the circuit court orders notice by publication for a land dispute. The petition filed against William David de Yudvebittel seeks action on a claim described as the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter and related parcels. The defendant must appear at the next term or face default, with publication to run for four weeks.
Letters of administration on the estate of A. Ch. Chandier deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Hollinger County Missouri on November 1 1889. Creditors must present claims within one year for allowance or be barred from benefiting. If not exhibited within two years from publication they will be forever barred. J J Chandler grasp Administrator
Notice from Hollinger County Probate Court announces letters of administration granted on November 15, 188g. Citizens with claims against the estate must present them to the undersigned within one year for allowance. unreadable portions mention further deadlines and consequences for failure to file claims within two years from publication.
A court in vacation orders publication to notify the defendant that a suit has been filed to enforce the State of Missouri lien on described real property in the county. The petition aims to establish the lien against the property and asserts the defendant is not a resident of Missouri and cannot be served by ordinary process.
In the Circuit Court of Nollinger County Missouri James Seabaugh as collector sues Fred Walfred. The document records a civil action filed in the Missouri circuit court within the state and county. It notes the parties and the action type in formal procedure.
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