Sheriff’s Sale of Land in Partition in 1846 Missouri Case
The Circuit Court of Bollinger County orders a sheriff sale by public auction at Marble Hill on September 16, 1896. Real estate includes multiple parcels totaling 640 acres in sections and townships described in the order, with 25 percent cash payment and a twelve month credit on the balance secured by note. Sheriff D. S. Mawy notes the sale under the August 18, 1296 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Missouri
Thurty-Three
Marble Hill
Bollinger County
Missouri
I. & Mans
Sherif
Curenit Court
Caroline Bess
Davia Beas
Figatnst
William G. Masters
David M. Masters
John E. Masters
Daniel A. Masters
Andrew
Masters
Julia J. Masters
Sarah FE. Welker
George Welker
Catherine Chesk
Solomon Cheol
Ellen J. Mayfie
Circuit Court
Said County
Township Thirty-Lony
Agertwate Siz Himadred
Mawy
State Normal School Cape Girardeau opens next term
State Normal School in Cape Girardeau Missouri announces next term opens Tuesday September 1. Full corps of teachers and specialists in respective departments. Tuition free. Incidental fee only 3 dollars per term. Board from 2.50 to 3 dollars per week. Catalogue address W. H. Vaspitin Cape Girardeau Mo.
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Vaspitin
Cape Girardeau
Election Year Ambition and Labor Wages Debate
The piece critiques railway corporations and monopolies for fearing wage cuts while noting election year politics. It predicts more mill employment for workers and ridicules an elaborate political program as long and thick as the Milky Way. It also calls out Vermont Democrats split from the continental platform.
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Vermont
Benefit of Free Coinage for Farmers
The proposal argues that free coinage would aid farmers by restoring normal crop prices and land values, improving market stability and agricultural profitability through stabilized currency value and economic fairness.
Farmers Suffer from Currency Contraction and Debt
The piece explains how currency contraction lowers farm prices while city wages fall less, forcing farmers into debt. It cites historical cycles from Napoleonic times to the mid-19th century, notes mortgage burdens in northern states and the South, and recalls Bryan’s Western New York speech illustrating farmer hardship during falling prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Australia
Lwa
Holmes
New York
Gold standard decline and silver free coinage impact
The passage notes a sharp drop in values, with New York and worldwide trends. It argues half the decline occurred in recent five years and credits the gold standard for international effects, while contending free coinage of silver would raise currency slowly yet restore farm wealth lost to falling prices for hundreds of thousands of farmers.
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New York
Cider as a Medicine and Granville’s View on Apple Health
Dr Met Granville advocates cider as beneficial for invalids and gout, noting phloridzin from apple bark aids nutrition and muscle glycogen management though ordinary cider lacks these medicinal properties. He emphasizes using a single apple variety for must and allowing full fermentation to its end.
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Mortimer Granvill
London Times
Granville
Tories
Political currents stir at convention amid party demands
Nashville Sun notes Major McKinlay and others shaping the presidential breeze before the St. Louis gathering. The prose and public opinion sway the party leaders as delegates and clerks influence the Democratic pace amid internal tensions and demands.
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Nashville Sun
Major McKinlay
St. Louis
United States
Wr McKin Ane
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Moses Whybark
Attorney At Law
George Elihu Conrad
W. K. Chandler
Maerle Hill
Joseph W. Caldwell
Bollinger Co
Courthouse
C. P. Caldwell
Kennett, Mo
Kennett
Southeast Missouri
Supreme Court of the State
C. M. Witmer
Marble Hill, Mo
Sander
C. A. Santer
Sander &Son
Physicians and Surgeons
Htl
M. McAnally
M. D
Anp Screnon
Marsde Hill
M. Wells
Pres Blof
Bollinger CouNey. Bank
Lutesville
L. Mayer & Son
Missoven
Union Hotel
Henry Gaines
Zalma
Browwood and Northwestern
Nest
F. G. Lamlert
Jeheperville
Samiber
A.bohnsack
Marble 111
Ron
Columbus
Delta
Charles
Cairo
Baris
Len Allen
Louis Troud Eanets Fine Cara
Breen Re
Dean B. Hill
Fedgewickville, MO
Henry N. Phillips
Poplar Bluff
Inger County
Elmer E. Bair
Janane Hin
Masson
W. K. Chandlers Offte
Twin City Hotel
Scholl Hotel
Weh Street
C Ourthowie
W. P. McCans
N. Manule Will
Bollinger County Lands
L.A. Pool
Carrie Pool Baldwin
H. MM. Sarre
H. Schwering
Warren Building
Lutesville, Mo
Luteeville
Charles Vollmer
E. C. Caldwell
Mayfield-Smith ‘Academy
Muala
Jenale Satterfield
State Normal School
Cape Girardeau, Mo
The
New York Journal
Bryan and
Sewall
Arn
Dana
Carlisle
Drevent
Aeneas
Democratic
Paige Nail
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