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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1916

Page

6

Administrators Named for Estate of Iredell Evans

Alice Evans and Bruce D. Evans announce as Administrators of the estate of Iredell Evans late of Clark County Illinois that they will appear at the Clark County Court Marshall for the June term to adjust claims. Creditors must present claims and debtors should pay promptly. Dated April 1.

Iredell Evans Clark Illinois Clark County Marshall

Notice of Final Settlement in Miller Estate

State of Illinois Clark county. Estate of Daniel H Miller deceased. Heirs and distributees are notified that on May 1, 1916 the administrator will present his final report to the County Court at Marshall Illinois and ask to be discharged from duties and responsibilities. Elza Fasig Admr. Graham and Snavely Attys.

State of Illinois Clark County Daniel H. Miller County Court Marshall Illinois Elza Fasig Admr Graham & Snavely Attys Ilnois Sarah E. Carter Edward Pearce Admi Graham & Snagely

Estate of Sarah E Carter final report sought

The administrator of the estate of Sarah E Carter deceased will present his final report to Clark County Court in Marshall Illinois on Monday May 1 1916 and seek discharge from all duties. Edward Pearce as administrator Graham Snagely attorneys. Water extension ordinance outlines extending Marshall Illinois water mains from Michigan Avenue to Second Street and additional cross streets including Oak Fifth Spruce Locust Fourth and related avenues.

City of Marshall Ilinois Michigan Avenue Oak Street Eighth Street Austos Street Fith Fifth Street Spruce Street Fourth Looest Streets Locust Street Second Sires Second Street Wats

Marshall ordinance funds water mains by issuing bonds

The city council of Marshall Illinois authorizes borrowing six thousand dollars to install a four inch water main. Bonds of one thousand dollars each with six percent interest run 1916 17 through 1922 and are paid by a continuing annual tax with specified amounts by year. The mayor and city clerk sign bonds coupons and administer the plan. Passed December 6 1915.

Pine Street St Maple Second Streets Cherry Third Street Elm Street Fifth Street Walnut Ninth Streets Tenth Street Eighth Street Vine Street Sixth Street Seventh Street Fourth Street Water Tower Second Street City of Marshall Illinois City of Marshall John W. Lewis F. W. Greenough

Executor's Notice for Otto Taubeneck Estate

Executors Natalia Taubeneck and Oliver Taubeneck notify all creditors to appear at the Clark County Marshall courthouse on the July term, first Monday in July, to settle claims. Debts should be paid to the executors. Graham and Snavely, Attorneys. Also a Notice to Contractors invites sealed bids by May 6 1916 for Lib erty Square District No 3 schoolhouse frame building. plans on file at County Superintendent. bids to be sent to Superintendent or to the undersigned John Thompson George Mullen Fred Sachs.

Otto Taubeneck County of Clark A. D Liberty Square John Thompson George Mullen Fred Sachs

County Supervisors Elect Terrell In Narrow Vote

In a special April session the Board of Supervisors elected J. N. Terrell as chairman after a tied vote, with Pearce receiving 6 votes. A motion to discontinue two committees failed, and new committee appointments covered Improvements, Poor, Finance, Telephones, County Officers Reports, Insurance, Printing, Good Roads, Rules, County Claims, Township Poor Claims, Oil and Gas, and Interurban Railroads.

Board of Supervisors L. Thompson J, N. Terrell W. A. Byram Edward Pearce Mr. Terrell Mr. Pearce Messrs .Terrell Pearce Terrell Reynolds J. E. Thompson Poor LL. Thompson Forsythe Grant McDaniel Hornbrook Byram Price i. Thompson Collier Lee Price Slusser Paddock J. BH. Thompson Les L Thompson Frank McCollum Charles Thompson Henrietta Heim Becky Ann Good Norman Bennett Bennett Messrs Mack Robson Henry Starkey C. H. Roof Archer & Son Moise Harry Martin Reed Same Ed Montgomery E Gibson J W Wallace Pillente AMD W Greenough Weutindies D Shoemaker Emerson W Williams Wallace Harry. Reynolds A Lee O Slusser Marlon—Colliersame Lyman Thompson John Cunningham Zane Arbuckle Geo D Barnard, & Co Pettibone & Co Metropolitan Supply Co Independent’ Times’ Pty Co Keithley Aveeae Weeden Sesseeeseeesenee Casey ‘Banner Times E L Shinkle Frank Rooks Wines L. H Johnson Medser H. Porter Maude Jones Abraham Mercantile Co Sarah Snearly & Dick Beasley Ruedy Snearly Darwin Township Bon Pearce Carpenter & Walker John Paddock Seeess S Clayton Anderson Township Ferry Kannamacher Mdse Brewster & J Foglésong Casey Township Norndorff Abrahan Seeees Esquars

Secret prison tapping code and signaling revived in czar era

An overview of Russian prison tapping methods used by political detainees to communicate. The piece describes a checkerboard letter code, signaling via taps, pins, knots, glass, candlelight, and other covert signals across Petrograd fortress cells. It notes authorities failed to curb these communications.

Secret Societies Russia Kenman Petropavlovsk Petrograd Melville Davisson

Mother's Care and Early Marriage Myths

A vintage column quotes a mother opposing early marriage while noting a desire to spare daughters from motherhood too young. It juxtaposes social pressure with a satirical thrift tale and ends with a faded advertisement for Foley remedies.

Meggendorfer Blaetter

Bank Statement for Marshall State Bank 1916

The balance sheet shows total resources of 198 867 67 and total liabilities of 198 967 67 with deposits and various items. R A Brown cashier certifies the figures as true to the best knowledge and belief before Notary M L Behner on April 1 1916.

Marshall State Bank Marshall Jane Cashier Alan State of R. A. Brown M. L. Behner

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