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50 Years Ago, Businessmen establish economic development fund
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90 Years Ago
November 19, 1918
The wedding of Miss Lou Wunch of this city and J.O. Wade of Elwood, Ia., took place November 12. They were attended by Mrs. Mary Sharp and Ben Wunch of Hannibal, a brother of the bride.
A. Lee Ely was elected state representative from Ralls County in the fiftieth general assembly.
The new service flag at Holy Rosary Church with 28 stars honored Capt. Leo P. Bell, Lieut. Thomas Spalding, Joseph Elliott, Clarence McGartland, Edgar McCann, Leo Keller, Louis Keller, Ira McGartland, John White, Alexis Hays, Ira Underhill, Joe Tonsor, Joseph Bono, Thomas Pierceall, Charles Yates, Bernard Pierceall, John Tonsor, Leo Boarman, Lieut. John A. Malley, Leo Begley, Thomas Montgomery, Roy Yates, Carl Ryan, Harry Yates and Misses Lottie and Bessie Montgomery.
80 Years Ago
November 16-20, 1928
Wood Buell, son of Dr. and Mrs. R.L. Buell of Vandalia and grandson of Mrs. Laura Boulware and Mrs. Vesper Buell of this city, ranked fourth in a large class in mathematics at the University of Missouri where he was a student.
Mrs. John T. Proctor of Shanghai, China, arrived for a visit with Mrs. J.S. Conway, Mrs. W.B. Fahy and other relatives.
Tom Spalding was elected constable of Monroe Township and S.T. Pollard was elected justice of the peace at the November election.
Mrs. M.B. Proctor went to Columbus, Miss., to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.L. Owen.
70 Years Ago
November 17, 1938
Lieut. H.L. Dimmitt returned to his home in this city, having resigned from his post as director of the CCC Camp at Solon, Ia. He had been in CCC work for five years, serving at Fort Des Moines, Solon and other Iowa camps.
The Rev. and Mrs. Beryl S. Kinser were parents of a son, David Everett, born November 12. A daughter was born November 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Riley Stevenson, south of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond King of near Hunnewell were parents of a son born November 9.
A debate class in the Monroe City High School was organized with the following members: Norman Barger, Mary Barger, Jacqueline Jayne, Eugenia McGlasson, Harold Kern, Earl Thomas Carpenter, John McFarland, Robert Hawkins and Charlotte Ann Henderson. Miss Crystal Loughhead, commercial instructor, was in charge of the class.
60 Years Ago
November 17, 1948
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Yates of Linn, Mo., were parents of a son, William Loren, born November 8. Dr. and Mrs. H.F. Ellis were parents of a daughter, Sonja Louise, born November 13. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Elliott were parents of their seventh child and fourth son, born November 13. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kendrick were parents of their fourth child and third son, born November 15.
Robert Lockett, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Lockett, returned from fort Monmouth, N.J., where he was honorably discharged from the service.
Miss Rosemary Flynn, daughter of George E. Flynn of Paris, and William Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Evans of near Monroe City, were married November 15 at Indian Creek by the Rev. P.J. Gannon.
Miss Kathleen Corder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sidney Corder of near Emden, and William Biel, Jr., of Quincy were married November 7 in St. Francis Catholic Church in Quincy.
50 Years Ago
November 13, 1958
An industrial development fund of $10,000 had been established in one year by the businessmen in Monroe City by means of small weekly payments.
Employees of the City of Monroe were setting the poles in preparation for the installing of the new White Way system on Main Street.
The Rev. and Mrs. E.T. Mangum were honored with a carry-in dinner before their departure for Arizona in the interest of Mrs. Mangum's health.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Johns were parents of a son, Norman Lester, II, born November 6.
Miss JoAnn Calvert and Jarold Smith were married November 7 at Moberly and moved to Monroe City to make their home.
The Jimmy Dorsey orchestra was to play for the Thanksgiving dance sponsored by the Monroe City Knights of Columbus.
40 Years Ago
November 14, 1968
Captain Gregory A. Halsey, USAF was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross at Scott AFB, Ill. He is married to the former Mary Gail Pendleton, daughter of Mrs. George Pendleton.
Rodney O'Bryan, Marvin Robinson and Winston Holliday, members of the Monroe City R-I football team were named to the Clarence Cannon All Conference team.
Local residents, as well as people in 19 states, were slightly shaken up at 11:04 a.m. when mild earth tremors shook the area. As far as could be determined, no actual damage was done in Monroe City although most people felt the tremors which lasted for several seconds.
Births: a son, William Derrick, October 26 to Dr. and Mrs. Winston Harrison of Littleton, Colo.; a son, Kurt Martin, November 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Pfaff of Hannibal; a son, Scott Brian, September 17 to his adoptive parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Kuhlman; a daughter, Susan Elizabeth, November 9 to Dr. and Mrs. H. Wayne Sparks of Alameda, Calif.
30 Years Ago
November 9, 1978
The Monroe City Assembly of God Church held its first services in its new building on Sunday, November 5, with its pastor, Rev. Gerald Begley, conducting the services.
The Monroe City Panthers ended their season with an 8-2 season by defeating the Bowling Green Bobcats in the final football game by a score of 41-0.
Tony Franklin was named to the All-Conference Team, first team offense. Named to the second team offense were Eric Lear and Mark Yager, and second team defense, Tony Franklin, Paul Washington and Steve Mayfield.
Monroe City High School students named to the CCC Choir were: Sandra Whelan, Donna Hilbert, Kim Mudd, Susan Rothfuss, Melinda Morris, Mary McClintock, Paul Shepard, Jeaniene Lanham, Eric Lear, Debbie LaRue, Nick Lanham and Janie Potterfield.
Winners in a cake bake-off in which junior scouts participate d were Maureen Lanham, first; Alynda Loughridge, second; and Linda Smith, third.
20 Years Ago
November 17, 1988
Michael's Flowers was planning to host their 13th annual Open House on Nov. 20.
Petra Otto, an exchange student from Germany, visited with her host family Mr. and Mrs. William P. Smith, Sr. after being back in her homeland for several years. Petra was an exchange student from 1985-86 while attending her senior year at Monroe City R-I.
Beth Renee Gottman and Jerry Wayne Elsberry were married September 3 at the First Baptist Church by the Rev. Walter Callison and Rev. Richard Bridgett.
FFA Barnwarming Queen candidates included Yvonne Gander, Missy Hufford and Paula Yates.
10 Years Ago
November 17, 1998
Taken from the files of The Lake Gazette
First degree murder charges were filed against Nathan Hawkins in the shooting death of Eric Cooper.
Trevor Erb, grandson of former Monroe City residents, Ray and Marty Fredd, was to be in the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade with the Fayetteville, Ark. high school band.
Brittany Klement, daughter of Dan and Cindy Klement of Sacramento, Calif. and former residents of Monroe City, was to be in the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade. She was to be representing the Universal Cheerleaders Association.
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Area land was given to Revolutionary War vets as bounty
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One of the many ways family historians have to trace their ancestors is through land records. It would be nice to think that land patents are conclusive proof as to a land-owners residence in a particular place at a particular time, but that is not always the case. Our forefathers must have had an extreme amount of patience when dealing with the processing time of government land programs!
In 1776, the Continental Congress promised free land to those who engaged in military service and served until the end of the Revolutionary War, or until discharged, and to the survivors of those killed in the war. For some that promise was not fulfilled until 1855!
The veteran or their survivors had to complete an application to prove they were eligible to receive bounty land. These applications often contain the veteran’s age and place of residence at the time of application. If the widow was applying it would normally include her age, place of residence, the date and place of her marriage to him and her maiden name. An application by a survivor may list all of the veteran’s heirs at law. This is a gold mine for genealogists but may not prove a family ever lived in the area where their bounty land was located.
It was not until 1788 that Congress directed the Secretary of War to begin issuing bounty warrants, which could be transferred to another person, presumably for monetary consideration. Most of the warrants issued under this and succeeding acts were assigned at least once before being surrendered for land. The actual patenting of land in exchange for bounty-land warrants did not begin until about 1800, nearly a quarter century after young patriots had marched off to war. Even then the land may not have induced the veteran or their family to pack up their belongings and help settle the west.
Until 1830 the U. S. Military District of Ohio was the only place a Revolutionary War bounty-land warrant could be used. Beginning in 1830 a bounty-land warrant could be exchanged for scrip which was receivable at any land office in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. In 1842 they were made good at any land office. The Scrip Warrant Act of 1855, gave veterans and their survivors land for government service performed between 1775 and March 3, 1855.
Most of the land patents issued in Monroe County, Missouri were for land purchased at the Palmyra Land Office under the authority of the “Act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820, entitled: An act making further provision for the sale of the Public Lands.” That office opened in 1825 and over three million acres of land were sold through that office before it closed in 1858. The going price of land was $1.25 per acre.
By 1858 most of the desirable government land in Monroe County had been sold. The first patent of record was issued to Andrew Whittenburg of Howard County on January 28, 1822 at the Franklin Land office. Hume Sturgeon was issued the second on March 27, 1822, also in Franklin. There were none issued in 1823. In 1824 Jeremiah Burton received three patents through the Franklin office and Elias Bozorth, Robert Donaldson, Mary Johnston, James Mappin, John McGee, James W. Roberts, James H Smith, Hiram Williams and Benjamin Young received patents issued at St. Louis.
Even though the Palmyra Land Office opened for business in 1825, only one person, Stephen Scobee, received a patent that year in Monroe County. Four were issued in 1826, and less than 25 were issued in the next two years. Where the system bogged down is not known. According to published histories of Monroe County, after Missouri became a State in 1821, the settlers poured into Northeast Missouri and on January 6, 1831 the new county of Monroe was created from Ralls County. Many of our pioneer families appear in the 1830 Federal Census of Ralls County, but a search of land records does not reflect that early residence. It seems that 1833 was the year that the paper work finally caught up with the volume of sales. Over 300 patents were issued that year, although deed records at the Monroe County Courthouse show much of that land had already been sold on the secondary market before the original patent was issued.
Some applications were apparently lost for over 100 years! The patent that Ezra Fox, one of the county’s earliest settlers in the Middle Grove area, had applied for was not issued until May 13, 1971. It was “granted as and for a patent intended to have been granted and issued on June 1, 1825.” Another should have been issued May 10, 1825 to John Taylor but was not issued until May 15, 1978.
Until recently I had not been able to find Bounty Land in Monroe County. The Palmyra office may have closed in 1858, but it was another two years before the paper work caught up to the President’s desk in Washington and patents were issued for bounty-land warrants that had been processed according to the terms of the Scrip Warrant Act of 1855. The names of 46 veterans who received bounty land in the Government’s final attempt to reward patriots of all previous wars are primarily hidden under the names of two Paris businessmen who accepted assignment of the Military Script and patented land in the name of David H. Moss and Daniel M. Dulany. The amount of land received depended on the veteran’s rank. The 1855 act also allowed veterans of the Revolutionary War who had received some land under previous acts to receive additional acreage.
The accompanying list shows the name of the applicant, that of the veteran and their qualifying military service. A handful of script warrants were issued to other than Moss and Dulany, and are so noted. Some of the veterans and their families were by then well established residents of the county. Our 175-year history includes frequent mentions of the Buckner, Kippers, Dooley, Dry, Ford, Gentry, Guthrie, Helm, Lewellen, Maupin, McGee, Reavis, Smith, Turner, and Wood families. For most of the others who finally received the promised reward for service to their country, the land appears to have merely been a transferable asset, received after years of paper work and governmental delays.
Land in Monroe County, MO filed under the authority: March 3, 1855 Scrip Warrant Act of 1855
Unless otherwise noted Assignee was "David H. Moss & Daniel M. Dulany"
Scrip received by/for service - # of acres
Richard Baker, Private, Burnett's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
Peter Bransletter, Private, Captain Wheeler's Company, Illinois Militia, Black Hawk War - 160 acres
Samuel Brown, Corporal, Captain McClasky's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
George M. Buckner, Lieutenant, Captain Hamilton's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 160 acres
Sarah Crabtree, Widow of Richard Crabtree, Private, Revolutionary War - 160 acres
Joseph F. Darr, Corporal, Capt. Barns' Company, Illinois Militia, Black Hawk War - 120 acres
Jane Kippers, Widow of John Kippers, Pvt., Capt. Robinson's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
Lucy Dooley, Widow of Job Dooley, Private, Captain Scobee's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
William Dry, Private, Captain Gooding's Company, Missouri Militia, Black Hawk War - 120 acres
Lucy Ellis, Widow of William Ellis, Quarter Master, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
Samuel Epperson, Private, Captain Mose's Company, Missouri Militia, Black Hawk War- 120 acres
Polly Ford, Widow of Pleasant T. Ford, Private, Captain Morrison's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
Mary Foster to Daniel Eubank, Widow of Nathaniel Foster, Private, Capt. Matson's Company,
Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
Hannah Gatewood to James Gutherie, Jr., Widow of Thomas Gatewood, Private, in Capt. Magowan's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 160 acres
Susan Gentry, Widow of David Gentry, Pvt., Capt. Morrison's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
Samuel G. Grant to James Gutherie, Jr., New Hampshire Militia, North Eastern Frontier Disturbance - 160 acres
Adam Harness, Private, Captain Cunningham's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
Joseph Helm to Jacob Bruce, Private, Captain Hall's Company, Kentucky Volunteers, War 1812 - 120 acres
Jacob Ketterman, Private in Lieutenant Mark's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
Robert A. Kiser, Private, Captain Ballard's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
Jeptha Lake to Benjamin M. Hawkins, Private, Captain Curd's Company, Missouri Militia, Florida War - 80 acres
Reuben Landram, Served as Reuben Landrum, Pvt., Capt. Ritchie's Company, Kentucky Militia,War 1812 - 120 acres
Rhoda Lee (self), Widow of William C. Lee, Private, Captain Elmore's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
Jabish Lewellen, Private who served in the name of Jabez (?) Lewellen, Captain, Gannaway's
Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
John Martin, Private, Captain Coffer's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 160 acres
Thomas G. Maupin, Who served as Thomas Maupin, Private, Capt. Estis Company, Virginia Militia, War 80 - 160 acres
Jane C. McGee, Widow of John McGee, Private, Captain McAfee's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
Charles McIntyre, Private, Captain Jamison's Company, Missouri Militia, Black Hawk War
Sophia G. Moran, Widow of Barnet C. Moran, Private, Captain M. William's Company,
Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
John Noell, Private, Captain Richardson's Company, Kentucky Militia, Wayered (?) War - 160 acres
William G. Oldham to Jacob Bruce, Private, Captain Russell's Company, Missouri Militia, Florida War - 80 acres
Nancy Payne, Widow of Daniel(?) Payne, Private, Captain Payne's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
James Plunkett to Henry Phillipy, Captain Cary's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
Edmund Polke, Private, Capt. Conner's Company, Indiana Militia, War 1812 - 160 acres
Jones B. Reavis , Sergeant, Captain Sterret's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
John Robertson, Private, Captain Jones(?) Company, Ohio Militia, War 1812 - 160 acres
Jonah Robertson, Private, Captain Sanford's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 800 acres
John Scott, Seaman, Ship Columbus, United States Navy, War with Mexico - 160 acres
William Smithey, Private, Captain Moon's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
Richard Snell, Private, Captain Redding's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
Catharine Thatcher, Widow of William McConnell, Private, Captain Langhorn's Company,
Kentucky Militia,War 1812 - 80 acres
Gabriel Turner, Private, Ensign Clarke's Company, Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
John Vincent, Private, Captain Pattman's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
John White, Private, Captain O'Bannon's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 120 acres
Ralph Wilson, Private, Captain Bodkin's Company, Virginia Militia, War 1812 - 160 acres
Timothy Wood, Private, Capt. Frernk's (?) Co., Kentucky Militia, War 1812 - 80 acres
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Notice of Trustee’s Sale:
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For default in the payment of debt secured by deed of trust executed by Samuel Dubea and Jennifer Dubea, husband and wife,
dated 4/26/2005, recorded 1/27/2006 in Book 316, Page 715, in the Office of Recorder of Deeds, Monroe County, Missouri at Paris, the undersigned Successor Trustee will on Monday, 12/01/2008 between the hours of 9 o’clock a.m. and 5 o’clock p.m., specifically at 1:30PM, at the West front door of the Monroe County Circuit Courthouse in Paris, Monroe County, Missouri, sell at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash:
All of Lots Eighteen (18), Nineteen (19) and the East Half (E ½) of Lot Twenty (20) of the original town of Middle Grove, Monroe County, Missouri, said lots being 60 feet East and West by 120 feet North and South each and in the Southeast Quarter of Section 8, Township 53, Range 12 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, also a part Southeast Quarter of Section 8, Township 63, Range 12 West, described as follows: Beginning at the East edge of the side of Walnut Street, in said town of Middle Grove, Missouri, at a point 135 feet South of the South edge of Main Street in said town; thence East parallel with Main Street 245 feet; thence South parallel with Walnut Street to section line between Sections 8 and 17; thence West on said Section Line 247 feet; thence North with the East side of Walnut Street to the place of beginning; except one half acre off of the South end of said tract, all in Monroe County, Missouri.
Also, part of the East half (E ½) of the Southeast Quarter (SE ¼) of Section Eight (8), Township Fifty-Three (53) North, range Twelve (12) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, described as follows: Beginning on the East line of Walnut Street, extended, in the town of Middle Grove at a point measured one hundred thirty-five (135) feet Southerly along said East line of Walnut Street, from the South line of Main Street in said town and running thence Easterly, parallel with said Main Street, two hundred forty-six (246) feet; thence Southerly parallel with said Walnut Street, extended to the right of way line of County Road No. 112; thence following said County Road around an area in a Northwesterly direction and then a Northerly direction to the point of beginning. Excepting therefrom that part heretofore conveyed to State of Missouri for Highway purposes.
It is intended by the parties herein that the fence line as now located shall be the boundary between the parties. The grantors herein intend to convey any interest lying West of said fence line, should the fence be taken down, the party taking it down shall have the boundary line surveyed and pay for the survey.
Also excepting: that part conveyed to Ronald F. Howard, a single person, and Alma Jane Howard, a single person in Quit-Claim Deed, recorded in Book 231, Page 364, Monroe County records, the following described land: beginning at a point on the East edge of Washington Street, 105 feet South of Main Street; thence East 120 feet; thence South 15 feet; thence West 120 feet; thence North 15 feet to the beginning; also the following described land; beginning at a point 247 feet East of a point on the East edge of Walnut Street, 415 feet South of the South edge of Main Street; thence North 160 feet; thence East 263 feet; thence South to section line between section 8 and 17; thence West 263 feet; thence North to beginning, all in the East ½ of the Southeast ¼ of Section 8, township 53, Range 12 West 120 feet square joining said lots 13 and 14, on the South in the town of Middle Grove, Missouri; also the following described lot in said town; beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot 13; thence East, along the South edge of Main Street, 151 feet; thence South 240 feet; thence West 151 feet; thence North 240 feet, all in the Southeast ¼ of Section 8, township 53, range 12 West; also a part of the Southeast ¼ of said section 8; beginning at the Southeast corner of said section 8; thence North 20 chains; thence West 20 links; thence North 5 degrees West, 4 chains and 12 links; thence South 84 degrees West 6 chains and 6 links; thence South 7 degrees East, 23 chains and 40 links to the South line of said section; thence East with section line 4 chains to point of beginning. It is intended by the parties herein that the fence line as now located shall be the boundary between the parties, the grantors herein intend to convey any interest lying West of said fence line, should the fence be taken down, the party taking it down shall have the boundary line surveyed and pay for the survey, less that part taken for roads, Harrison County, Missouri.
Which is more accurately described as:
All of Lots Eighteen (18), Nineteen (19) and the East Half (E ½) of Lot Twenty (20) of the original town of Middle Grove, Monroe County, Missouri, said lots being 60 feet East and West by 120 feet North and South each and in the Southeast Quarter of Section 8, Township 53, Range 12 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, also a part of the East One half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 8, Township 63, Range 12 West, described as follows: Beginning at the East edge of the side of Walnut Street, in said town of Middle Grove, Missouri, at a point 135 feet South of the South edge of Main Street in said town; thence East parallel with Main Street 245 feet; thence South parallel with Walnut Street to section line between Sections 8 and 17; thence West on said Section Line 247 feet; thence North with the East side of Walnut Street to the place of beginning; except one half acre off of the South end of said tract, all in Monroe County, Missouri.
Also, part of the East half (E ½) of the Southeast Quarter (SE ¼) of Section Eight (8), Township Fifty-Three (53) North, range Twelve (12) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, described as follows: Beginning on the East line of Walnut Street, extended, in the town of Middle Grove at a point measured one hundred thirty-five (135) feet Southerly along said East line of Walnut Street, from the South line of Main Street in said town and running thence Easterly, parallel with said Main Street, two hundred forty-six (246) feet; thence Southerly parallel with said Walnut Street, extended to the right of way line of County Road No. 112; thence following said County Road around an area in a Northwesterly direction and then a Northerly direction to the point of beginning. Excepting there from that part heretofore conveyed to State of Missouri for Highway purposes.
It is intended by the parties herein that the fence line as now located shall be the boundary between the parties. The grantors herein intend to convey any interest lying West of said fence line, should the fence be taken down, the party taking it down shall have the boundary line surveyed and pay for the survey.
Also excepting: that part conveyed to Ronald F. Howard, a single person, and Alma Jane Howard, a single person in Quit-Claim Deed, recorded in Book 231, Page 364, Monroe County records, the following described land: beginning at a point on the East edge of Washington Street, 105 feet South of Main Street; thence East 120 feet; thence South 15 feet; thence West 120 feet; thence North 15 feet to the beginning; also the following described land; beginning at a point 247 feet East of a point on the East edge of Walnut Street, 415 feet South of the South edge of Main Street; thence North 160 feet; thence East 263 feet; thence South to section line between section 8 and 17; thence West 263 feet; thence North to beginning, all in the East ½ of the Southeast ¼ of Section 8, township 53, Range 12 West 120 feet square joining said lots 13 and 14, on the South in the town of Middle Grove, Missouri; also the following described lot in said town; beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot 13; thence East, along the South edge of Main Street, 151 feet; thence South 240 feet; thence West 151 feet; thence North 240 feet, all in the Southeast ¼ of Section 8, township 53, range 12 West; also a part of the Southeast ¼ of said section 8; beginning at the Southeast corner of said section 8; thence North 20 chains; thence West 20 links; thence North 5 degrees West, 4 chains and 12 links; thence South 84 degrees West 6 chains and 6 links; thence South 7 degrees East, 23 chains and 40 links to the South line of said section; thence East with section line 4 chains to point of beginning. It is intended by the parties herein that the fence line as now located shall be the boundary between the parties, the grantors herein intend to convey any interest lying West of said fence line, should the fence be taken down, the party taking it down shall have the boundary line surveyed and pay for the survey, less that part taken for roads, Harrison County, Missouri.
Commonly known as and numbered 11835 Route M., Madison, MO 65263.
to satisfy said debt and cost.
Lawyer’s Foreclosure Specialists, Inc.
Successor Trustee
By: _________________________
Timothy A. McNearney, President
6800 College Boulevard, Suite 400
Overland Park KS 66211
(913) 323-4595
(913) 661-1747 fax
NOTICE
Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, 15 U.S.C. Section 1692c(b), no information concerning the collection of this debt may be given without the prior consent of the consumer given directly to the debt collector or the express permission of a court of competent jurisdiction. The debt collector is attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose.
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SEALED BID OFFERING
PASTURE AND HAY GROUND FOR RENT: Four Hundred Ninety-Nine (499) acres, m/l in Monroe County, Missouri in Sections 18, 19, 21, 22 and 27, Township 55 North, Range 8 West.
Can bid on all acreage or acreage in Sections 18 and 19, (318 acres, m/l) or acreage in Sections 21, 22, and 27 (181 acres, m/l). Term of Lease 3-31-09 through 2-28-10. Rent payable in advance on or before 3-1-09. Plat map, aerial photos and Lease Agreement available at Henderson Law Office, 512 Business Hwy 24 & 36 East, Monroe City, Missouri 63456. Bids to be delivered to the above address or mailed to P. O. Box 276, Monroe City, Missouri 63456, by 1:30 pm on December 1, 2009, at which time bids will be opened. Bids must state specific price per acre. To arrange viewing call (573) 735-3518.
November 12, 19, 26, 2008
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PUBLIC NOTICE: NO HUNTING
THE FOLLOWING WILL NOT PERMIT HUNTING ON THE LAND OF THE UNDERSIGNED. ALL TRESPASSERS WILL BE PROSECUTED:
BARBARA KARR FARMS (10-09),
KENNETH CARROLL FARMS (11-09),
JIM SHORTRIDGE FARM (HH) (9-09),
LEMUEL BECK SR. FARMS (01-09),
MARGE BUCKMAN FARMS (9-08)
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