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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
1
A Jefferson City Proa s report notes Robb seeking a con renomination amid district chatter. The article also details a landmark 825,000,000 tax assessment, with railroads and roads driving a statewide record property valuation, surpassing previous highs and signaling major fiscal changes.
The letter discusses funding road construction to reach Bollinger county and favor local trade over Jackson and the eastern counties. It praises enterprise while lamenting losses to out-of-area markets, notes judges Cook and Thomas and proposes Judge Fort as a candidate for the supreme court, hinting at party considerations.
Jefferson City Tribune reports Judge James D. Fox and Judge Leigh B. Woodside announce noncandidacy for the Democratic nomination for supreme judge, leaving Fort as the sole Southeast Missouri candidate. The piece laments regional underrepresentation as Southeast Missouri, with about 800000 people and a fifth of the state's Democratic votes, remains with only one of twenty elective positions.
A roundup from Bollinger County covers farmers buying gear, corn and plow practices during dry weather, blacksmiths selling wagons, school preparations, a factory engine incident with no injuries, mineral resource prospects, Royal Circle growth led by J J Stevenson, and a note on E F Blomeyer becoming president of the M and A Railroad. The piece closes with words from Fredericktown Tribune about apples, peaches, fog, and hominy.
Public sale announced by Sheriff A. C. King to liquidate execution costs. Properties include portions of sections 19 and 20 in township 2, range 10 east, with parcels owned by Kilian, Conrad, Raw, and others. Sale to be held at the north front door of the Marble Hill courthouse on September 13, 1901, at 9 am, for cash.
A court ordered sale of real estate in Bollinger County Missouri following a 1901 decree. The description covers a large tract including parts of sections 2 3 and 4 in township 33 north range 10 east, totaling about 12024 acres. The sale occurs at Marble Hill courthouse on September 1 1901 between 9 and 3 with 20 percent cash and balance on 12 month credit. Sheriff A King and collector William He Vowat authorize the sale to satisfy a tax lien and a prior execution.
A circuit court writ dated June 25 seeks payment of nineteen dollars and sixty cents plus interest on delinquent state county and special taxes. Real estate in Pulinger County Missouri is described as a bonded lot with a property line near Beall and a parcel on the north side. The suit names heirs and representatives of Bersheba Rove and A. T. Row as defendants in a case brought by William RB Yount, collector.
A dated 1901 legal notice from Sheriff ALC Kring of Ballinger County Missouri details a tax delinquency sale. It describes the foreclosure of property in the southwest quarter of section 15 township 31 range, listing the time September 13 at nine to five and the venue at the county courthouse for the sale to satisfy a judgment for taxes and interest.
A sheriff sale notice announces execution by A C King sheriff on Bollinger County real estate in Missouri. The property, 120 acres in section 27, was levied to satisfy a $43 tax claim plus costs. Sale to occur Friday September 13, 1990, at 9 am to 5 pm at the courthouse front door in Marble Hill. W K Chania is the attorney for the plaintiff.
By virtue of a special execution issued by the Circuit Court clerk of Bollinger County Missouri the sheriff announces public sales of delinquent real estate to satisfy judgments in favor of the State of Missouri and various creditors. Listings describe parcels in Bollinger and surrounding areas with sale dates in September 1908, sale hours from nine to five, and location at courthouse steps in Marble Hill and related towns.
Special execution and mortgage debt notices announce two public auctions of real estate in Bollinger County Missouri. Lands described include 80 acres in Hollinger and 120 acres in Section 26 Township 29 Range 6, to satisfy court judgments and costs. Auctions set for September 1 and September 13 1908 at Marble Hill court house front door.
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