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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
3
Weir & Weir Physicians and Surgeons Office Details
Weir and Weir advertise prompt response to all calls. Office located on the first floor of Walts building on the west side of the square. Office phone Val. 1718, Far. 582. Weir residence Val. 1712, Far. 583 8. W. C. Weir residence Val. 1711, Far. 681.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir& Weir
Physicians & Surgeons
Walts Building
Jweir
W. ¢Weir
Jersey B Stallion Jersey B Speed Sire Affected by 1914 Season
Jersey B a Pure Bred Stallion license A515 renewed Feb 12 1911 with a 1914 season plan. The trotting horse stood 16 hands and weighed 1360 pounds with noted natural speed. He trained in West Union and Marshall and is linked to lines from Jersey Wilkes Blue Bell Bartholomew Wilkes Geo Patchen and Bluey Vein. For more details contact Ross Buckner West Union MI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
West Union
West End
Marshall
Avery
Jersey Wilkes
Planet
Circle
Jersey B‘s
Blue Bell
Bartholomew Wilkes
Geo. Patchen
Cardington Girl
Pat Rooney
Tri“ale
Marvey
Bluey Vein
Jake
Jesse” Hanson
Jersey B
Ross Buckner
Weat Union, Ml
Illinois Pioneers and the French Roots of Early Settlement
The article details early Illinois history from Native tribes and Black Hawk era to French explorers like Joliet and LaSalle. It describes Kaskaskia and Cahokia, settler life, river journeys to the Illinois country, and pioneer crafts, then traces territorial growth, banks, statehood milestones, and a 1869 constitutional convention that shaped the modern state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timots
Idnd
Father Marquet
Lois Joliet
Wisconsin
Fox
Mississippi
Ssippis
Mlinois
Joliat
LaSalle
Tonti
Kaskaskia
Cahokia
Fort Chartres
Louis XV
George Rodgers Clark
Maryland
James Moore
Alleghanny Mountains
Ohio
Jane Fatter
Shadrach Bond
Llinois
Ilinois
Ninlon Edwards
Bank of
Shawneetown
Edwardsville
Union
Congress
Tlllinois
Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
Local cartoonist Wilder praised in Chicago Record Herald
A local philosopher notes Ralph Wilder's cartoons in the Chicago Record Herald hit the heart with gentle humor. The cartoons portray homemaker and family life, offering a kindly critique of human nature and domestic foibles in a smile inducing way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilder
Chicago Record Herald
Ener
Thomas Nast
Itinerant Boy Turns Gatekeeper in Farm Scene
A muddy battered boy named Jimmy Smith works a ditch at a master’s farm. Aunt Loutsaw and Hilsie comment on his ragged appearance before Jimmy shows courtesy by opening the gate, proving that clothes do not make the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditimy
Jimmy ‘Smith
Game of Pillow Climbing
A party game has guests scatter cushions, books, and dishes on the floor. One volunteer blindfolds and walks over the obstacle course, guided by memory, trying not to touch the items. While she is blindfolded, the objects are removed and the crowd watches her lift her feet carefully.
Numbering Army Horses in the English Service
The article explains that every horse in the English army is named and has a unique record. Each horse bears its number branded on its hind feet with thousands on the near hind foot and units tens and hundreds on the other. For example a horse numbered 8354 has 8 on the left hind foot and 354 on the right, with a veterinary history sheet recording all details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponte
Master In Chancery for Sale in Clark County
In Clark County Chancery March term 1911 the master in chancery will sell at public vendue at the courthouse by order of the court to settle the estate of a debtor. The sale follows a decree dated March 25 1911 and is conducted at the county seat with notice to creditors and interested parties. The property and terms are described in the decree and sale bill filed with the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon & Healy
Lyon
Master in Chancery Sale in Clark County Illinois
Public notice announces a foreclosure sale in Clark County Illinois under a March term decree. Arthur Poorman Master in Chancery will sell at 2 PM May 4 1911 at the courthouse east door to the highest bidder the described Westville Collins Addition parcel with cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Finois
Clark Co Se
Cark County
Chancery
Bolle Melvin
Court House
Illinois
Clark
State of
Shney
Clark County
Ilinois
Collins
Westtiela
A. Lee
Westdlala
Marshall
Minois
A. D
Arthur Poorman
Clark Counnty
H. R. Snavely
T’s
Foreclosure Sale in Clark County Illinois
Public notice announces a master in chancery foreclosure sale in Clark County Illinois. In the March term 911 the In Circuit Court of Clark County will auction the property at two oclock afternoon to the highest bidder, describing Lot eight (8) in block two in the original town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saleey
Ilinois
Clark County
Lucy Swopast Bist
Marc Ao
Arthur Poormans
Clark Coun
Clark
Rons
Clinois
Marshallcemma
Chancery
Fred
Bartlett
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