Foreclosure Notice and Town Finances Report
Public notice of foreclosure in Clark County Illinois by Master in Chancery J A Sweet. Also annual financial statements show town receipts, dog tax, and district expenditures for 1913 1914 with detailed listings of officers and balances.
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Ilinois
Clark County
Edgar Summers
Emma L. Low
J A Sweet
Court House
Marshall
Clark
Illinois
Jones
Ilinosis
Early Hokitika Gold Boom Banked in a Tent Crypt
In Hokitika on New Zealand's west coast a bank opened in a makeshift tent to handle the gold rush. Two bank agents sat behind a plank with a safe, scales, a bottle of acid, and a cocked revolver while weighing and testing diggers' gold before delivering notes. The clerk kept a vigilant eye for any danger during each transaction.
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Hokitika
New Zealand
Advertising Pioneers Sow Seeds for Harvests in Bucks County Ledger
A Philadelphia area advertiser spends about 1,000,000 annually on ads driving constant factory expansion. The piece notes the relentless push of advertising to generate business, with producers in a race to meet demand. It also covers Cornish attitudes toward red hair and a portrait of Daniel Boone by Chester Harding, plus a note on peaceful elections in Blanchefontaine France with a dedicated polling station per commune.
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United States
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ledger
Boone
Daniel Boone
Chester Harding
Boston
Missouri
Flanders Callaway
Marthasville
Warren County
James E Welch
Aikman Welch
Gamble
Harding
Frankfort
Kansas City Star
Blanchefontaine
France
Switching It Off in a Banter I Did Not Mean
The dialogue features Miss Elderleigh and Katherine with Jack Spott-Oh-er, as a humorous misunderstanding about age comparisons involving the Hill young ladies, set in a Boston Trancelot style exchange.
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Miss Elderleigh
Katherine
Hills
Jack Spott
Hill
Boston
Question of the Moment in Witty Exchange
A playful exchange features a proposal and quick quips about marriage. He asks in jest, she answers with a sharp remark, and a French proverb about silence hints at the social banter surrounding engagements.
Hard Road Funds Report From West Union Illinois 1914
The report to the Board of Town Auditors details hard road funds for York town Clark County Illinois. It lists receipts from M E Williams and the county treasurer totaling 5942.50 and outlines numerous disbursements to laborers suppliers and contracts with dates in 1913 1914. The note states a remaining unexpended balance of 1391.73 and an approximate outstanding debt around 3400.
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Darwin
Clark County
Illinois
J. W. Hartzler
Junker
O Taubetech
Chas Myles
Norman Bennett
Chas Scott
John Paddoch
Jude Same
Robison
Hartzler
Hay Bruce Miller
Ernest Junker
Han James Gard
Same Yonge
Henry Blockinger
Bert Timmert
Oberon Sn
Harry Coldren
Chas Myles Cotusmissionuer
Taubeneck
J Gunn
Jon Harrys Coldret
JW Hartzlr
Juan John Saiter
John Saiter
Adam Lichtenberger
Wm Gard
J M Hollenbeck
J W Hartzler
West Union
Board of Town Auditors
York
Clark
The
Commissioners of Highways
M E Williams
M E Willams
Seymour
Labor
C C Lewis
Wn Wheeler
Jos Henderson
John Lindley
Wm Miller
John Crow
Richard Treadway
Wm Burham
Henry Strohm
Omer Brown
Robt Harrison
Field Williamson
Fred Milam
Robi Crow
Mitchel Crow
Win Guser
Ray Blair
Ray Manhart
Wm Holiday
Mdse
Routh
Barkalow
Hi Brown
Wim Guvser
A Matteson
Litt Brown
J Stevenson
J Barker
Win Wheeler
Ira Canady
Bonesteel
Keane
Chas Snyder
S Bradbury
A Blair
M Crow
F Milam
R Witheroe
Crow
Lindley
T W Richards
Cement Tile Co
Simpson Lumber Co
I Seymour
Chauncy Crow
John Ingram
Homer Moore
M. E
J D Carlyle
Williams
Vorhees Crow
Grant Milam
Frank Snyder
Ee Eee Ween
Wayne Cline
Hugh Brown
David Gideon
Harry Marvin
Arthur Lindley
Richard Routh
F Williamson
Chas Milam
Ray Broadhurst
Franklin Guyer
Otto Nichols
Jed Gard
Roy McCrory
Wm. Ormiston
R Davison
Tude Ingram
Chas Strohm
H. W. Drake
Albert Poorman
Ben Forsythe
Andy Livvix
Simon Ingle
Wm Moore
James Baber
Allen Lindley
James Counterman
Mount
Mooneyham
Nancy Holiday
Chauncey Crow
Wm. Holiday
Dyna- Allen Lindley
H Hilbert
Oscar Nichols
Ed Clatfelter
Wm Andrews
Veying
Wae Kha
WS. Pugh
Charles Scott
F Willamson
Herman Gaby
Homer Prust
Thos Poorman
Marion Poorman
P Sellers
Dewey Cline
Harry Marlow
Same
Henrys Cullison
J D. Carlyle
Harry Craig
Mr. Flowers
W Kreager
H. Hilbert
Chas Garlin
John Troxel
Chas. Medsker
John Gaby
J A Harmon
Richard Davidson
David Cline
R Routh
Del
Tax
L D Mooneyham
Overseeing
Cline
Aaron Craig
H L Marvin
R O Fix
Wm Sweitzer
Thos’ Poorman
R_O Fix
Népaire
Ing
Sol Brown
L A Manhart
H Marvin
Sam ‘Haddix
Poe Dla
Manhart
Chas Medsker
Drake
Ade McCrory
Self
Vernon Cline
Geo. Cline
Milo Prust
E Musselmah
Clark Co
Adam Gardner
Guyer
Fowler
Nichols
Tabor
Steele
Dea
Wn ‘Andrews
le Ieee Epee
Herman Cline
John Stuck
Dulaney
Nat. Bank
J S.mundy
J Cline
Wm Sweltzer
David Tingley
Wee le Roberts
J. P
James Lindley
Daniel Prust
Ira Canady Steneers
C Craig Eeee
Herman Gubey
T Craig
Eranes Emeaee
H Strohm
D Mooneyham
R_ Davidson
Ewe
O Nicols
Wim Gard
Htarry Craig
Wm Moore Mattison
Ingle Teen
Chauncey Crow Ee
Mew
Mene
Vorhees Crow Ae Eee Wees
Chas Milam Grant Milam
Roy McCrory Tee Wae
Mooney Ham
Cliff Brown
Sane
Ira Seigle
Henry Strohmae
Dean's Kidney Pills Helped Local Man Relieve Pain
O B Price of 245 N Main St Faris NL says he used Dean's Kidney Pills for rheumatic back pain and tired mornings. He reports prompt relief and ongoing use to keep kidneys in good shape. Price paid 60 cents and urges others to try the same remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
O. B.price
N. Main Street
Faris, NL
Ues
Prca
Foster-Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
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Fletcher
Supervisor’s Financial Statement
Master In Chancery’s Safe
Russell Poorman
L. A. Shawler
Cornwall
Land's End
England
Penzance
Warris Stone
Babes
Ford
F. O. B. Detriot
Irvin Rogers
Marshall, Ilinois
C. A. Dixon, Marshall, O'Ilinois
the Herald
Arkansas
Poorman
Office
East Side Public Square
Ayer
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