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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1891
Page
4
Gre. F. Bruns presents Korroxs inn Prueweuens at Marble Hill on Thursday Oct 15, 1891. Event details scarce but location and date are clear.
The notice outlines annual and six month subscription prices for the Missouri official paper, with prices for in-county and out-of-county delivery and advertising rates available on request. The text appears as a damaged OCR excerpt with figures indicating rates such as six months and one year subscriptions.
The Marble Hill and Lutesville communities debate consolidation into a single fourth class city to boost regional standing and attract mills, factories, and investment. Proposed benefits include a flour mill, hub and spoke factory, canning, pottery, and other ventures if governed by an enterprising community plan.
A long letter column from Marble Hill and Lutesville discusses local decline and social tensions, criticizing vulgar talk and drunkenness while praising some residents. The piece laments regional neglect, notes a travel ship rumor, questions town prosperity, and ends with a final settlement notice for Parmelia Seabaugh's estate.
Notices announce final settlement aims for J W Mighh estate and administrator Jon M Roe. administration for Adam H Perkins. sale of John James debt real estate under probate court order with public auction at Hullinger county courthouse. details include land parcels in sections 25 30 8e and sale proceedings October 10 1891. Administrators Seth Jane and Peter Eakes provide court-ordered reports. Sheriff John Tuskey to conduct sale under deed of trust for the Gebbart estate at Marble Hill.
A list of executors administrators guardians and curators required by law to settle their accounts on the days named at the November term of the Bollinger County Missouri court. The schedule runs Monday November 1801 through Saturday November 14 1591 with multiple names including Baker Boswell Bollinger Bailey Clippard Chandler Hinkle Seabaugh and others. The notice names wards minors and estates and records probate judge Jasper Frume and court terms at Marble Hill courthouse.
Seniors at La 15 16 and 17 Wand 2 Dunm 92 and 38 remains unclear from OCR fragment.
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