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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
7
R, MM. Ere J. H. Maroon and J. Black, admitted 1898 and 1912, announce their law office in Lacon Illinois. The firm specializes in the settlement of estates and the trial of contested cases for local clients and matters.
A garbled OCR snippet shows scattered currency figures like 0,00 87.50 and 8.60 with stray symbols and letters. The text includes inconsistent decimal marks and incomplete phrases, lacking coherent context or identifiable names or events.
A Nebraska farmer writes from Napper about bank shares at the Farmers Bank, crop yields, and cattle on feed in Boyd County. He notes spring wheat profits, a winter kill, hog prices, alfalfa as cattle feed, and plans for a Farmers Union Elevator at Anoka. He discusses railroad site issues, legislative outreach, and farm exchange savings, closing with best health wishes and regards.
Letter describes extended stay in Layton Oklahoma with Burt and Sonzlitt, detailing Camp Doniphan Fort Sill activities, large Army camps near Kansas and Missouri, aviations and daily traffic, Camp Dodge visit, and reflections on soldiers, local weather, and community observations. Also notes passing of Mr. Hutchins and juvenile club activities at Miss Ryan's with Christmas project work and a cough remedy advertisement.
Affidavit shows John Demattia non resident of Illinois, defendant in Flora Demattia vs John Demattia, No 1721 in chancery Marshall County Circuit Court. Complainant fled bill November 30 1917. summons returnable January 14 1918. defendant to appear or plead on that date at Lacan Court House. Clerk Fred G Garrell signs.
In Marshall County Illinois Michael Balenstefen files a bill for divorce against Anna Balenstefen. The case No 1720 in chancery requires Anna to appear at the Marshall County Circuit Court in Lacon on January 14, 1918 to answer the bill.
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