Par and Below Par and Below
The piece reflects on advertising as a force to grow business and warns against its troubles. It notes aging brings focus on buying versus doing, cites war clouds giving way to optimism, and observes a shift from lawn work to seasonal routines.
Court House News and Local Notices
Architect Mann reports thirty one plans for the new court house with ten large contractors among bidders opening next Monday October 10 for the $243000 job. Three new district court cases filed, plus church events and Ladies Aid sale details and Epworth League activities announced with time changes this week.
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Mann, Hutchinson
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Republic County Kansas 1938
Sheriff Curtis S Moore lists sale of 273 acres in Republic County Kansas to satisfy a Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation judgment of $4382.04 plus 5 percent interest from August 9, 1928 and court costs. The sale is October 10 1938 at 2 PM at the west front door Belleville court house. The land is subject to a first mortgage lien by The Federal Land Bank of Wichita. The listing names plaintiffs attorneys Vance Emery and W W Pepperell and notes redemption rights under law.
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Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Curtis S. Moore
Republic County
Kansas
Vance & Emery
Belleville
Kan
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Republic County Kansas
I will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the west front door of the old court house in Belleville on October 31, 1938 at 2 PM the NE quarter of the SE quarter of Section 7 and NW quarter of the SW quarter of Section 8 plus Lots 2 3 and 6 in Section 8 all in Township 3 South Range 4 West Republic County Kansas. The sale follows a court order in a case with Theo A Sanborn as plaintiff and The A M Sanborn Lumber Company defendants. Sheriff Curtis S Moore. N J Ward attorney for plaintiff. Local social notes follow.
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District Court
County of Republic
State of Kansas
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
J. T. Levandofsky
Belleville
Towit
U. S
Republic County
Mary Lindahl
Court House
Gust Wennersten
Kansas
Henry H. van Natta
Old Court House
Court House Square
Theo. A. Sanborn
C.J. Webber
Justine C. Webber
Elizabeth Sanborn
Austin P. Sanborn
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Company
Curtis S. Moore
N. J. Ward
Public Notice in Belleville Land Title Suit
First published notice in Scandia Journal invites George W. Shriner James Bradd Charles D. Lewis and Thornton F Wilcox to answer in Republic County Kansas District Court by November 18 1938. Plaintiffs John Nixon and Wylie Myers seek to quiet and confirm their title to the south 18 feet of Lot 4 Block 28 Original Townsite of Belleville and bar allclaims including lien or estate. Clerk WM Goodwin seals the document.
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Pheonix Joint Stock Bank of Kansas City
Victor Herrman
John Nixon
Wylie Myers
George Shriener
A. T. Hittington
Red Feather Oi! Company
Leslie
George W. Shriner
James Bradd
Charles D. Lewis
Thornton F. Wilcox
Belleville
Kansas
R. E. McTaggart
Republic
Township Board Removes Obstructive Corner View
A corner near the school grounds has been cleared to improve safety and visibility for motorists. Other local items include Nordman leading the poll at Belleville, Hoover ahead in presidential poll, and various community notices from Scandia and nearby towns.
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Chas. Nordman
Johnson Hardware
Belleville
Nordman
Hostetler
Hoover
Smith
Frank Granstedt
Sherdahl
Eli Othberg
Lloyd Larson
Concordia
Scandia High School
Gridiron Warriors
Jewell City High School
Mankato
S. J. Summer
Mabel
Warren Berggren
Superior
Nebr
Warren
Social Notes Highlight Local Supper Gatherings
L W Paul of Denver visited as supper guest of Mr and Mrs A D Paul and Virginia. Esther Applegarth and Carl Cuthbertson Jr visited Belleville friends of Ralph Rasmussen. Charley Kelly of Talmo spent Sunday with Glenn Housholder. Algor Anderson and Ronnie joined Forsberg and Sanders families for Sunday events. Eva Sothers and daughters were in Salina with E P Ahrens and Ruth. J C Anderson spent Saturday with W S Henry. Nola Stark stayed weekend at Topeka home.
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L. W. Paul
Denver
Colo
A. D. Paul
Virginia
Esther Applegarth
Carl Cuthbertson, Jr
Belleville
Ralph Rasmussen
Charley Kelly
Talmo
Glenn Housholder
Algor Anderson
Ronnie
C. A. Forsberg
Bill Sanders and Sons
Eva Sothers
Salina
E. P. Ahrens
Ruth
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