Chancery Notice in Illinois Margate Wunder et al
Notice in the Marshall County Circuit Court Chancery case involving numerous Wunder and related defendants. Affidavit of non residence filed and summons issued for October 3 1914 returnable. defendants urged to appear October 3 1910 to plead answer or demur. Clerk W L Wescott notes the date and seal. Complainant’s solicitor Fred W Potter. Lacon Illinois July 30 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
County of Marshall
Joseph Neuhalsen
George Wunder
Mary Wunder
Adam Wunder
Henry Wunder
Margarent Wunder
F Troendly
George Troendly
Simon Wunder
Peter Wunder
Anna Kuss
William Kuss
Frank Wunder
Theresa Damm
Egetus Damm
Alexander Wunder
Mary Bender
John Bender
Catherine Bender
Joseph Bender
Irene Wunder
Pauline Wunder
John W Wunder
David Newburn
Aurelia Newburn
Augusta Newburn
Andreas Wachter
Margareta Wachter
Johann Wachter
Marita Koestner
Hihardham Koestner
Nicholas Helgoth
Peter Heininger
Katharine Meister
Mary Knoblaugh
Xavier Knoblaugh
Charles Heininger
Henry Heininger
Margaret Heinzman
Lorenz Heinzman
Elizabeth Schetterly
George P Schetterly
Mary Seibert
Jacob Seibert
Joseph Fontron
Anna Fontron
Joseph Walters
Harry Walters
Frank Walters
William Walters
Gertrude Walters
Emma Weylder
John Walters
Julia Walters
Anna Seinford Heller
John Heller
Josephine Seinford Doermyer
Darmeyer
Henry Doermyer
Margaret Seinford Schefrer
Charles Schefrer
Agnes Seinford Sherwood
J W Sherwood
Mary Troendly
Jacob Herr
Catherine Laitner
Louis Leitner
Peter Herr
Margaret Wunder
Troendly
Catharine Bender
Maria Koestner
Erhardham Koestner
Tarmeyer
Margaret Seinford Scheirer
Charles Scherrer
Marshall County
Troendig
George Troendig
Marie Koestner
Erhard Kam Koestner
Anna Pontron
Margaret Seinford Scherrer
Lacon
Laéon
A. D
W L. Wescott
Fred W. Potter
Executor's Notice for Elizabeth Longman Deceased
The executrix Elizabeth True of Marshall County Illinois announces her role in administering Elizabeth Longman's estate. She will appear before the Marshall County Court at Lacon for the October term on the first Monday to settle claims. Creditors are asked to present their demands and debtors to pay promptly to the executrix.
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Elizabeth Longman
County of
Marshall
Illinois
Marshall County
Illnois
Lacon
Swain steamer debate and river progress amid La Salle dispute
The Republican notes reader letters praising the Swains and their push to supply better river boats and to force the C B Q R R to remove a fixed La Salle bridge hindering navigation. It discusses stern wheel versus side wheel designs, mentions a future Swain yard steamer with double stern wheels, and recalls the Aunt Letty. Also included are brief local notices: Foley Kidney Pills praise and a ME church sermon on selflessness.
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Republican
la Sali
Peoria Peoria Steamboat
la Salle
Washington
Ottawa
Marseilles
Illinois
Mississippi
Thomas Baldwin
Peoria
Henry
Chicago
Quincy
Wiliam K. Collins
Collins Plow Works
Illinois and Michigan Canal
W H Collins
Congregational
Collins
O H Pratt
Prairie Bird
State Senate
Gathered In
A late 19th century reminiscence recalls Rev W H Collins a once prominent La Salle figure, his marriage act in 1854, and later career in Quincy and the state senate, alongside a grim railway accident near Lawn Ridge leaving a digger, George Johnson, and family in Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Ridge
Gus Streitmatter
George Johnson
Streitmatter
Winkler Farm
Elliott
Peoria
Princeville
Prouts
Johnson
Bartholomew Plant
The Blood is The Life and Dr Pierce Remedies
An aged advertisement discusses blood purification with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve. It claims impure blood harms body and brain, promises skin and ulcer cures, and directs readers to send fifty four cents for the salve via Buffalo New York.
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Vr. Pierce
Golden
Aires
Pierce
Golden Medical
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Fato
Jenner
Golden Medics
Cleaning Up Day Proposed for County Schools
A letter from E Frank Perry county superintendent urges Marshall County schools to designate Friday August 26 as Cleaning Up Day. Directors and patrons should organize or hire helpers to scrub floors desks wash walls wash woodwork wash windows clean wells and pump water. Yard weeds and grass should be mowed and removed to prevent contagious diseases at the start of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
E. Frank Perry
Wenona Reports 57 Sautos Represent Investment Totals
A Wenona item notes 57 sautos representing an investment of 960 000 dollars. The concise report highlights the scale of the project and its financial magnitude within the community.
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Wenona
Missionary Rev Powers to India for seven years
Rev Lawrence Powers of Dorr Hill Bureau County leaves for Madura India as missionary pastor of the Central Congregational Church of Galesburg for a seven year term. He plans to travel with friends through Scotland England and Europe and spend weeks in Palestine before arriving in India around November. He was ordained in New York City in June 1910.
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India
John Powers
Dorr Hill Bureau
Lawrence Powers
West
Rev Powers
Madura
Central Congregational Church of
Galesburg
Qberlin
Scotland
England
Europe
Palestine
Powers
Tiskilwa High School
University of Hinots
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Columbia University
Montana
Roadway Tabernable Church
Red Flag Raise Sparks Quick Law Action in Kankakee
In Kankakee hundreds celebrate the flag day with Old Glory flying from homes and stores. A local man near the knitting factory reportedly raised a red flag of anarchy and faced warnings that such defiance will not be allowed and could draw swift legal action.
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Kankakee
Sleep talk and a quarrel over chips in Washington Star
In the Washington Star fragment, Mrs. Torkins pleads with Charley to stop worrying about housework while noting he talks in his sleep. The example shows a domestic scene with interruptions and expletives in a casual, everyday setting.
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Charley
Points On School Law Revenue and Tax Levy Details
School directors may levy taxes of one and a half percent for educational and one and a half percent for building purposes on one third value of taxable property. Building costs from building levies. Certificates signed by president and clerk or secretary. Certificates returned to township treasurer by first Tuesday in August, then to county clerk by second Monday in August. Failure to file does not violate assessment.
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Board of Education
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