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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1914

Page

6

Peruna touted as sleep aid in early 20th century ad

An advertisement promotes Peruna as a regulatory tonic aiding sleep for those with no nervous disease. It claims digestion improves, circulation normalizes, and a bottle will convince users. The piece also includes a Master in Chancery sale notice for Clark County Illinois, describing a real estate auction on May 9, 1914 in Martinsville.

Fife Peruna Co Columbus Ohio

Foreclosure sale in Clark County Illinois March term 1914

Public notice for Arthur Poorman vs Crista Kaufman foreclosure in Clark County Illinois. Master in Chancery J A Sweet will sell at 1 pm May 8 1914 at the east door of the Marshall Court House to the highest bidder cash on day of sale. Describes Lot 3 in Block 1 John Weir's First Addition West Union. Minor terms cash. Dated Marshall April 11 1914.

State of Illinoi Clark Circuit Court of Clark Edgar Summers Brana Lo Low Chancery Said Ark Marshall Clark County Illinois Jones Martinsville J A Sweet Ilinois State of Minds Circuit Court Arthur Poorman Crista Kaufman Court House Tin Marshall John Weir West Union Jon Rover Wm. T Hollenbeck

Electric Bitters Promised to Lift Fatigued Women

Mrs. J. C. Van de Lande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters for preventing a breakdown during three months of nursing a relative. The ad touts the tonic as ideal for tiredness poor digestion and weak appetites suggesting a month of treatment and promising a money back relief. It also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a purifying laxative for blood and kidneys with a 25 cent price and city drugstore endorsements.

J. C. van de Lande Kirkland City Drug Store Dr. King

Would Starve Mexico By Bottling Vera Cruz Tampico Ports

Dr L A Trumbull of St. Louis warns US action could blockade Vera Cruz and Tampico, halting Mexican commerce. He notes weak defenses, oil industry reliance, and a vulnerable economy with army morale low and ports key to national trade.

United States Mexico Vera Cruz Tampico L. A. Trumbull St. Louis Trumbull Dr Trumbull Panuco Waters-Pierce Texas Villa Huerta Tamesi Tuxpun Veratruz

Thomas T Peyton Obituary of Terre Haute Resident

Thomas T Peyton born March 1844 in Clay county died April 2 1914 at his home in Terre Haute aged 70 years 24 days He was the last of six children and survived by a daughter Mrs Charles Thornsbury of Marshall His wives Margaret Hendershot and Almeda Holmes died earlier He moved from Marshall to West Union then Terre Haute in 1902 to run a hotel He joined the Christian church in 1892 Funeral services were held April 4 conducted by Terre Haute Masonry with Rev Darsie aid and burial in Highland Lawn cemetery

Thomas T Peyton Thomas Ficabor Peyton Clay County Terre Haute Jonathan Peyton Clark County Margaret Hendershot Charles Thornsburg Marshall Peyton Almeda Holmes Elizabeth Waving West Union Christian Church Masons Central Christian Church Highland Lawn Cemetery

Picturesque Acoma and Enchanted Mesa in New Mexico

Acoma pueblo on a high mesa dazzles travelers with its cliffside villages water jars carried by maidens and adobe homes reached by ladders. Spaniards conquered in 1641 after fierce defense and later priests were killed. nearby Mesa Encantada rivals the beauty with no trail to the top.

United States New Mexico Pueblo Acoma Laguna Poohbah Mesa Coronado Juan de Onate

York Town Supervisor's Financial Statement 1913–14

John Williamson Supervisor of York Town presents a sworn fiscal report for the year ending March 31, 1914. It shows starting funds of 949.71 dollars, receipts totaling 1621.32, and expenditures of 1477.17 with a final balance of 144.16 dollars. Receipts come from town taxes dog tax and other municipal sources. expenditures cover election costs, salaries, road and highway services, printing, auditing, and miscellaneous charges.

Ilinois Clark County Town of York John Williamson Arthur Tarman, Co Trae SR M E Williams Town Wecceeeecuaee Same Ense Seymour High Daniel Prust Voorhees Crow J H Fisher Dufney Nat's Bank W L Roberts Chas Scott Norman Bennett Geo Bradbury J D Carlyle J E Clatfelter F. Guyer LNA LO I Seymour M Simpson Lumber Co Fee Chas Williamson Teeseee Roy Wells Pritchard Road Hartzler Hiineis Printing Dallot Dox Marshall Herald J D.carlyle L’roberts John ‘Williamson

Notice of Administrator in Estate of Charles Abel

The administrator of the estate of Charles Abel late of Clark County Wisconsin announces appearance at the Clark County Court at Marshall on the first Monday in June to adjust claims. All claimants must attend and all indebted parties should pay promptly. Dated March 20, 1914. Also includes an unrelated testimonial about Deans Kidney Pills and a remark about bubonic plague in Cuba.

Charles Abel Charles Abel Clark and State of Tilmots County ‘Court of Clark ‘ ‘County Marshall A. D

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