Marshall County Board of Review Ends Session
The Marshall County Board of Review closed its labors at the end of a 44 day in session period. The board, chaired by A. L. Turner with L. Mc Murthie as clerk and F. D. Shafer as member, increased assessments by about 20,000 dollars in many cases. The 49 changes include numerous personal and real property adjustments across towns including Toluca Lacon Hopewell Venus Sparland and Wenona, reflecting the new assessment law now four years in effect.
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Varna
William Bennett
la Pearl
Adam Bishop
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John Colligan
Philip Curran
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Sarah FE. Fountain
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John A. Smith
Nellie Shaw
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John Wright
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Women’s world news reports multiple progressive gains
Reports from the era note women in New South Wales gaining the franchise and guardianship reforms in Massachusetts. Nomination updates include Delario and Scott for Superintendent in public instruction, while Edith Ogden Harrison and Mrs Edmond Rice are highlighted for writings and patents. Other items cover women inventors, schoolhouse improvements, and a notable patent career of Mrs M Hooper.
A Sensible View of Marriage in Chautauquan
Lucy Barnard Cope argues in the Chautauquan that marriage should be a prudent, life expanding union for all classes. The piece stresses preparedness, parental responsibility, and education for paternity and maternity to ensure healthy offspring and lasting happiness.
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Corn and agriculture dominate Illinois agricultural outlook
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