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County Court Minutes Saline County Court, November 10, 1931. New member admitted to County Home. dollars allowed for care of needy family county It ordered by the Court that warrant drawn on Bridge Culvert Fund to amount fifty dollars favor Mrs. Georgia Beaty Blackburn, Missouri, straightening the Northwest Quarter Section Township Range by the Court ordered that drawn enue favor following judges salary for October ember and $35 ach for Robrt Hyatt, Parks, and Davis, and mileage amount favor Parks. Bill filed under protest awaiting Minutes Saline County Court, November Relief granted the following and $2.00. It by the court ordered that warrant drawn Bridge Culvert Fund for in favor of Barnhill for lumber. Requisition provision for County Home by the Court Allow-
The Court after examining the account Stivers for making supplemental income lists amount of all state, the Court Dr. Howard for permit prescriptions for alcohol wine by the Court considered allowed Dr. Madison permit to issue alcohol and wine by the Court and Pauper family put on regular list quarter. Warrant drawn for for temporary relief. Pauper put $15 quarter, $10 allowed for immediate relief.
Circuit Court The Circuit Court, sitting in session, has disposed the following Mary Blayney American Savings Life Insurance Recision of contract. Upon plaintiff's motion cause is dismiss-
Sarah Blayney American Savings Life Insurance corp. Recision contract. plaintiff's motion cause dismiss-
Bank of Marshall, liquidation June King June King, Cause set for trial November Gilliam Bank, and Bank Slater, Hargrove Powell, Bessie George Powell, Maurene Summers, Louis M. Williams, Emma Irwin, Irean Oliver, Jenkins, Trustee, Henry Powell, and Powell. agreement continued January Mary Shackelford Sullivan. Equity. By agreement cause dismissed cost defend-
Mary Treece Emma Elsner. Equity set aside deed. Cause taken and heard, and by the held under Louis Rasse, the estate Ella McGinnis, deceased The Prudential Company America, corp. policy. Mandate Kansas City Court Appeals affirming judgment of this Court Austin Jones Charles James, Charles James Robert James, al. Quiet title. Defendant files motion to set aside decree quieting title and Motion heard and Decree quieting title aside order publication renewed Court. Emma Schroeder Herman Schroeder. Attachment Judgment for plaintiff for $1,581 against attached. Clay Roberts. Damages. Case went to jury Trolla Belle Bright VS Samuel Herbert Bright. Diyorce. for plaintiff for divorce and for restoration maiden name Trolla Belle Adkins. Nannie Newkirk Roy Newkirk. Divorce. Decree plaintiff divorce and for alimony torney's Bertha Celestine Harvey Henry Harvey, Divorce. Decree plaintiff divorce and restoration maiden name Bertha Celestine Deis. Chariton County, Missouri, and Randolph, Ollie Hedrick, Maude Hedrick, and Claude Quiet title and Judgment for on the pleadOrdered that against plaintiff M. Randolph. Juanita Ross Harry Montgomery. Cause plaintiff and cost defendant per stipulation filed September re-trust estate John Hamdeceased. Transcript from bate Court for approval of tract. ordered State of Arch gomery. Grand larceny motor vehicle. Cause for trial the third Monday 1932.
Recorder's Office Marriage licenses issued during the past Rudolph Jordan of Chula, and Coral Goff Wheeling. Kenneth Wenzel of Marshall and Valeta Brummell Slater.
Burriss of Tipton and Mary Bell Bishop Bunceton. George Berrier Carrollton and Daisy Blair of Richmond. Edward of Marshall and Henrietta Northern of Alma.
Home Demonstration Agent Miss Mabel McMahon, home demonstration agent, has had two Xmas meetings, Chappell and one the Reynolds Club. The time from now until Xmas will given over mostly to these meetings.
County Office Miss Meierhoffer, state of music will be in the County Court Friday of this week o'clock meet with rural teachers county and help them with their music for the year.
PRIDE The and welfare any munity depends upon its citizens, few but every Unless matter what his work everyone, what wealth, stands by his community will suffer more may learn good lesson from neighboring town Concordia. They are holding mass meeting week for every citizen to get behind the its houses, schools, churches and much more that than to wait did the Slater people the was badly crippled. After too late citizens of Slater, the county press wrote glowingly the town, showing that the railroad shops were not moved and that the shirt factory would continue to But alas, long tongued howlers had already done too much damage Slater repairing inflicted damage. In Sedalia all clubs town had mass meetings to stop damage some citizens doing to the community. But Kiwanis, Rotary, Women's clubs commercial clubs having hard time repairing wreckage left by some of Sedalia's unfaithful citizens. lesson for other communities like Sweet Springs. In the last months how many people have spoken support business factory, its schools, its churches, its city ernment. Instead there rumor venders bringing unfounded stories city upholding thing here. Such people are not good lot any munity. not face about on the good side things. support every for the good of Sweet Springs our word and deed. If there hoarders, why not cease hoard. there be those who speak not speak well and get behind the part and unbiased support. Let conduct business here. Times improving. Good business men the nation, over the worst. time to support Sweet Springs. have retreated quickly the reconstruction ranks and will all forward. Our nation the best on town the best in the state. Let support our nation, our state, and town with trust and good citizens. traitor and the first the ship faithful stay board and take the ship troubled Every good himself day these strenuous times: doing for comunity speak well buy hoarding? Do support its schools, churches and its gov. ernment
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