Chancery Affidavit Notice in Wunder and Herr Case
Affidavit of non residence lists numerous defendants led by George Wunder Mary Wunder Margaret Wunder Troendly and Peter Herr with unknown heirs. Circuit Court Marshall County notice requires appearance by October 3 1910 to plead answer or demur. Clerk WW L Wescott signs the record at Lacon Illinois.
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Ilinois
County of
Marshall
Circuit Court
Joseph Neuhalsen
V. Vy
Mary Wonder
Adam Under
Adam
Wonder
Henry Wunder
Margarent Wunder Troendly
George ‘Troendly
Yher
Simon Wunder
David Newburn
Aurelia Newburn
Augusta Newburn
Andreas Wachter
Margareta Wachter
Johann Wachter
Maria Koestner
Erhardham 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
Peter Herr
George Wunder
Mary Wunder
Mar ‘garet—Wunder ‘Troendly
George Troendly
Simon| Wunder
Peter Wunder
Mary Bender
John Bender
Catharine Bender
Joseph Bender
George P. Schetterly
John Heller
Josephine Seinford Doermyer
Darmeyer
Henry Doermyer
Margaret Seinford Schelrer
Charles Schelrer
S Agnes
Seinford- Sherwood
J. W. Sherwood
Marshall County
Margaret Wunder Troendly
George Troe
Lacon
Laet
Henry county notes mix of personal, shipping, and events
Local items report trades like W J Phillips purchasing John Steele's milk route to start Sept 1, plus river isolation affecting Syring Bay port. Bottlecaps of social news include weddings, trips to Niagara Falls, and a sales pitch about post office robberies. Weather and fishing notes weave through plans for excursions, park events, and a big hall of community notices.
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Farm for Sale Near Market with Rich Soil and Improvements
Farm for sale featuring 320 acres located three miles from a good market with rich black soil and a well. Improvements include a large new house, barn, cribs and other outbuildings. Price 132.50 per acre with easy terms. ten thousand dollars down March 1 and balance at 5 percent.
Logan County seeks commission form of government
A Logan County movement pushes to abolish the current system and adopt a three member commission government. State's Attorney Everett Smith prepares petitions for voters to request the board of supervisors place the question on the ballot. In Illinois nineteen counties operate without township organization. Sangamon County recently considered a similar commission plan.
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Everett Smith
Lincoln
Logan County
Board of Supervisors
Cook County
Chicago
Illinois
McLean
Sangamon
The Short Ballot debate in Illinois politics
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Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Winator Churchill
University of Ilinois
Tribune
Ilinois
Illinoisan
Chicago Tribune
Living well and joy as creed in life’s fleeting span
An eclectic fragment urges living fully and kindly while denying cynicism. It extols joy, honesty, and compassion, warns death will end all, and urges maintaining virtue as a guiding principle amid life’s bustle. The text shifts to a dramatic scene with a couple under a tree and a child trading a kiss for a cloth-dress request.
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George
Perries
Pendler
Little Country Paper From His Old Home Town
Poem contrasts a small town newspaper with life on the farm. It highlights the paper’s simple news of parties and daily doings keeping a reader uplifted despite rough times. A Casper Wyoming Tribune snippet about a clergyman at a dinner ends the fragment.
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Little
Little Country Paper
Farm for Sale in Broadduus Area 230 Acres
Farm sale notice listing 230 acres known as the Leland Broaddus homestead. Terms to suit purchaser. For further particulars inquire of Henry Broaddus and Sabet at TL.
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Leland
Broaddus
Broaddes
Henry
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