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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1901
Page
1
A clippings list shows St Louis Exposition opening September 1 with a ticket invitation to the public and Cape Girardeau Fair dates October 8 to 10. The Mayfield-Smith Academy board approved new funding to support education, aiming to raise about 400 dollars with 282.50 already secured.
Community column records Mrs McMino at Zalma picnic and Teanc Kirk moving to Lawn today while awaiting new schoolhouse completion. Mentions road work by Dan Corbin, hunting by locals, possible wedding, farming plans, fruit and vegetable prices, and regional visits from Max Adler A B Lesslie and families with several residents returning from St Louis and Indiana trips.
Front of Morley and several Fruitland visitors drop by town on Sunday. Henry Wastorting visits from Charleston and Moo n Trantwein from Snider's Mill. A. P. Fletcher stays with home folk. Picnic at Zalma attracts many. J J Kennedy moves Allen property. Mrs. Avery Watts visits Marquand kin. Lotesville Public School opens with Prof. Farrar and staff. 112 enrolled.
Dates for the Pemissot fair at Caruthersville October 15 16 17 and 18. St Louis Annual Conference of the M BE Church South opens at Fredericktown September 18. M W A Logrolling Association Southeast Missouri to meet at Farmington September 18. Farmington residents plan a centennial celebration meeting next Saturday. Albert Carothers appointed clerk in the State Auditor office. Sam Brown convicted of first degree murder in the George L Richardson case near Hiram Wayne county March 20 1900. case to be appealed to the Supreme Court. Brown and Will Grant killed Richardson for his money and tried to burn evidence. Grant confessed while jailed and testified.
Court auction to satisfy execution against the estate of Henry deceased. Lands described include parts of the southeast quarter and section 20 in township 20 range 10 east, with widow in possession. Sale set for Friday September 13 1901 at Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri, bid in cash to highest bidder. Additional sale September 15 1901 at 5 pm at court house door. A C King Sheriff Bollinger County Missouri signs.
An order of sale from the Circuit Court of Bolinger County Missouri directs public auction of a described property totaling about 24 acres in township 33 N range 10 E. The sale will be Friday September 13, 1901 at the Marble Hill courthouse, 25 percent cash, balance in 12 months with interest.
By authority of a circuit court writ, A C King sheriff will auction two hundred forty acres described as southeast quarter and north half of southwest quarter section 21 township 23 range east, Bollinger County Missouri. The sale, for delinquent state and county taxes plus costs, will occur Friday September 13, 1904, at the north front door of the Marble Hill courthouse between 9 am and 5 pm. Proceeds to cover taxes, costs, and bids set by law. Local law enforce details apply.
In the county of Wollinger Missouri a revenue collector cites an action against unknown heirs and heirs of Hershebs for tax delinquency. The document references a judgment date in a regular term of court and mentions a miscellaneous amount due including fees and costs.
Legal notices detail sheriff A C King selling delinquent tax and mortgage property in Bollinger Missouri. Descriptions cover multiple parcels in townships 29 and 31, ranges 8, 29, and 33 with dates in September 1901. Listings include properties in Marble Hill Markle and present figures for taxes due, costs and public vendue processes.
A sequence of tax sale notices from Bollinger County Missouri lists properties seized for delinquent state county and special taxes. It names sheriff A C King, the revenue collector William Yount and WB Powers, with dates and locations for public auctions at Marble Hill courthouse, detailing parcels including sections 35 and 23 in township 31 range 8 east and forty acres northwest quarters, to be sold for cash to satisfy judgments and costs.
The Sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri will, under writs of execution in favor of C M Witner and against G M Miles and W P Miles and in a separate case for A C King Sheriff of Bollinger, sell described real estate at public vendue in Marble Hill during September term 1901. The parcels include eighty acres in the southeast quarter of section 36 township 29 range 1 east and 120 acres in section 26 township 29 range 9 west, at the north front of the courthouse in Marble Hill between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm for cash to satisfy judgments and costs.
Mayfield Smith Academy announces the eighteenth session starting September 2, 1901. Principal Fr Wexpeusner and Vice Principal W A Dayautt invite patrons, detailing a high standard of instruction, moral training, and offerings in English, Mathematics, Science, History, and Latin, plus pedagogy and reading circle work.
Fragmentary OCR shows an order for marble granite or stone from a supplier with names including JOH H. SANDE, PROP, and representative C. L. Daca. Mentions monuments and tablets from Mimcourt Neadstones. Likely a business notice about quarry or monument supply with cheerful estimates.
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