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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
3
The document states redemption of real estate with law time expiring June 16 1927. Dated February 25 1927 L H Jonas purchaser, redeem at County Clerk s Office Salem Illinois.
Tax sale details list L H Jonas as purchaser of Lot 4 in Block 8 Home Terrace 2nd Addition Centralia Northwest Drainage District. Notice names B M English Trustee James Oska unknown owners and interested parties. Sale held by Marion County Illinois Treasurer at Salem Court House on June 16 1925 for 1924 taxes and costs. Dated February 25 1927.
Notice dated February 25 1927 in Salem Illinois lists parcel James Oska Lot 4 Block 7 Home Terrace 2nd. The document records an official action affecting the property with stated location and date.
Cairo Motor Co. and Mary Grisa request tax assessment details for a parcel described as 160 ft north of the southeast corner of Block 87 Railroad Addition, running 80 ft north along the block’s east side, west 160 ft, south 80 ft, east 160 ft to the start, with Pine Street paving and an installment note 3.
Frederick B Bourland as trustee and George A Mercer announce sale details for 75 acres in Section 15, Township 1 North, Range 2, with redemption period ending June 16, 1927. Dated February 25, 1927, Jonas Purchaser. Illinois origin.
George A. Mercer and H. V. Mercer of Marion County Illinois purchased the described real estate in Marion County Illinois on June 16 1925 for taxes and side dues. The document lists the property as titled to L H. Jonas and notes the acquisition for tax purposes and related assessments.
A land parcel in Salem Illinois described as N part NE percent SW percent Section 15 Township 1 North Range 2 East totaling 1.50 acres under General Tax.
The C. B. & Q. Railroad Company and L. M. Livingston issue a notice regarding assessments interest penalties and redemption of Lot 10 Block 4 Pittenger and Davis No. 1 Centralia for redemption of said real estate.
The notice lists Hugh vaie Cullen Eleanor Cullen and Wm Crane and all unknown owners in Marion County Illinois. Describes N%NE%Law % Section 22 T 1N R 2 containing 20 acres under General Tax. Dated February 25 Salem Illinois.
Legal notice describes a real estate segment in Centralia: Part Lot 8, Block 127, Railroad Addition. Bounded by North line 112.5 ft north of SW corner, then north 87.75 ft, east 180 ft, north 37.5 ft, west 180 ft to the start. Corridor relates to North Poplar Pav ing and installment No 6 assessment No 16.
William Morris John Walter Sligar Home Building and Loan Association and A J Sligar listed for 8 percent Lot 1 Block 95 Railroad Addition Centralia Sycamore Pine Street Paving Assessment No 26 Installment No 3 with payment due by the 16th day of June per applicable law.
A partial OCR fragment lists George Hi Tee H. Tee as sheriff of Marion and trustee James D. Creason with Nancy Hopkins and county financial officials referenced. The text appears to involve the county treasurer and collections yet lacks full context or dates.
The notice lists assessments, interest, and penalties for Lot 1 Block 91 Patterson's Subdivision Elks 90 91 92 and 98 in the R R Addition Sidewalk District No 1 with Installment No 28. It appears to detail urban improvement charges and payment terms for the specified parcels and district.
Unclear OCR text indicates a property description Lot 44 Block 1 in Patterson Knight Addition to Centralian General Salem Illinois with references to eeetvon Knight and T E Mauld.
R. E. Tate, Centralia Building and Loan Association and Curtis Swain describe real estate located in Lot 5, Block 1, 2nd Hester Heights Addition, Centralia with sidewalk district No. 4 assessment No. 35 installment No. 1.
F H Kepley and the People’s Building and Loan Association announce a deadline in 1927 for Lot 13 Block 4 F B Millers Subdivision Centralia Sidewalk District No 2 NE part town Assessment 83 Installment 1 and 2. Dated February 25.
Three individuals Morris Fisher A G Veach and A J Claypool are referenced together in the fragment. No events dates or actions are described in the readable text.
The text notes that assessments including Interest Penalties and Lot 2 Block 8 Jones McClelland Ehninger Spear Addition Cen tralia Sidewalk District No 3 SW Part of Town Assessment No 34 Installment No 2 will expire on the 16th day of June.
W O Caudle Joe Cryder Dollie B Caudle and D M Hubbard are notified of a sale of real estate made in 1924 Lot 9 Hubard's Addition Part Section 7 Centralia General Tax.
The notice lists parties including F Kohl trustee G A Meyer and T C Meyer trustee with Gildehouse & Company and unknown owners. It covers 52 ft S side Lot 8 Block 46 Original Town Centralia and White Way, Second South Street paving assessments Nos 21 and 28, Installment No 2.
Notice of South Poplar paving assessment No. 25 for 120 ft western end of Lot 10 Block 78 Original Town Centralia. Installment No. 3 to be paid to B. M. English Home Building and Loan Association and D. F. Bricker.
Frank F. Noleman and H. M. Warner appear to set Lot 18 Block 7 Noleman Place Centralia in a general tax filing at the County Clerk's Office. The OCR text references a property description and official filing location.
A notice identifies Mamie Gillien and Home Building with Lot 8 Block 55 Original Town Centralia South Walnut Pav ing at No 39 Installment 1.
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