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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1927
Page
4
L H Jonas purchased Lot 2 in Patterson's Subdivision Block 91 Railroad Addition to Centralia for 1925 taxes. Redemption period expires June 16, 1928, assignee L C Koelling notes redeem at County Clerk's Office Salem Illinois.
Notice to Mrs A Raines C I Sturgis and T E Maulding of forfeited tax claims on Lots 4 and 5 Block 16 A P Crosbys Addition Centralia and Lot 4 Block 4 Bronson Place Marion County Illinois assignee of purchaser Miller James John T Schenck county treasurer and collector dated June 16 1925. Demption of said real estate will be processed under general tax provisions.
John Schmelzer notes the sale of Lot 2, Block 13, West View Place North for general taxes. The document dated February 24 1928 records L H Jonas purchasing the described property in the county for tax purposes.
Lector of Marion County Illinois notifies James and Tuller, Jesse Gough and all uniown owners or parties that Lot 4 and Lot 5, Block 13, Bronson Place are subject to General Taxes.
A public notice lists Walter Schoenbeck Ocean Accident Guarantee Corp T E Maulding and F B Miller among named parties in said County associated with tax proceedings and ownership questions. The notice seeks unknown owners or parties in said County for property tax actions.
A 1925 redemption notice lists Lot 11 of Block 2 at Bronson Place with the right of redemption expiring June 16th. Redeem at the County Clerk's Office.
Notice to Charles Workman Francis A Johnson William C Foster and T E Maulding that redemption of real estate in West View Place Block 1 Lot 4 addition to the City is due. The tax sale action proceeds under applicable city and county laws with dates to be set.
To Johnson Bros. and Dan Reagan, That at a sale of Real Estate made A. D. 1925 to wit 7 Lots 3 and 4 of Block 3 of West View Place North For General A. D. 1925 L. C. Kobleing Assignee of Purchase.
A notice to O. C. Weks and Ole C. Weke of a sale of real estate dated 1925. The property includes Lots 19 and 20 in Block 5 of West View Place North. The action is formal and for general fulfillment.
A brief county notice announces appointment of Missouri Edwards to the office of County Treasurer and Collector, with responsibilities and start date to be determined by the county supervisors.
D 1926 L H Jonas purchased property in the county for general taxes. Describes 208 by 123 feet and 26 by 154 feet portions in Section 8 T1N R1E with metes and bounds ending at one acre. Redeem at County Clerk's Office.
A dated notice to J R Clifton and Owen Walden references Lots 3 5 and 8 in a block of Noleman Place, an addition to the city of Centralia. The text then shifts to 1928 for General A D 1928 with no further readable details.
John A. Deadmond purchased several parcels at a Marion County Illinois tax sale held June 16 1926 at Salem Court House for taxes interest penalties and costs due 1925. Parcels include Lots 6 7 8 9 10 11 Block 45 Lot 16 Block 47 and Lots 9 10 11 Block 55 in Junction City Illinois. Redeem at County Clerk's Office Salem Illinois.
The undersigned administrator of the estate of James C. Meador deceased will appear before the Marion County Court at the Salem courthouse in April to have claims against the estate adjusted. Creditors are notified to attend and debtors to make immediate payment to the administrator.
A collection of quips on crime, politics, and culture. The items joke about an inmate’s death at a state hospital, Lindbergh, poets, Christmas timing, money’s power, domestic issues, 1928 publicity, Congress bills, and boycotts with a wry final quip about long sentences.
The piece satirically notes that some men fear waking famous as it costs sleep. It suggests criminals sometimes train youth in wrongdoing to hone their skills, while an authority laments American dress consciousness and warns rapid exposure could be harmful.
Notice dated February 27 1928 naming J R Meador as Administrator in a probate filing. Attorneys Jonas & Kranfosd listed. Case reference 372 714.
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