Administrator's Sale of Real Estate Estate in Marshall Illinois
The administrator announces a court ordered sale of the real estate of Jacob Metz deceased by public auction August 1st to September 8th 1921 at 2 00 PM at the west door of the court house Marshall Illinois. The property is the north half of the south half of block thirty three in Woodford Dulaney addition to Marshall. Terms are cash in hand day of sale. Burnd to Smith Administrator of estate of Jacob Metz deceased Graham Snavely Attys.
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Clark
Dinos
Wade
Marshall
Woodford
Dulaney
Clark 2
Illinois
Smith
Jacob ‘Metz
Graham
Executor's Notice for Martha A Flenner Estate
Ernest O Nay is named executor for Martha A Flenner of Clark County Illinois. He will appear at the Clark County Court Marshall on the October term first Monday to settle claims. Creditors and debtors must present or pay amounts due to the estate promptly.
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Martha. A
Rienpey
Martha’a. Flenner
Clark
Ilinois
Marshall
Notice to Contractors and Public Sale in Clark County
Sealed proposals will be received by the Orange Township Harrison bridge committee and the Clark County Highway Office Marshall Illinois for reinforced concrete bridge work. Plans may be seen at the county highway office. A $100 certified check accompanies each bid. Also public notice of a chancery sale in Marshall Clark County Illinois under a decree entered July 18 1921. The sale is at two o clock afternoon August 20 1921 at the courthouse east door, bidding cash for described real estate totaling 201 acres more or less in section 27 township 12 north range 12 west.
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Orangé
Marshall
Illinois
Orange Township
Harrison
Marshall, Allinois
Harrisonsbridge
Wilber Moore
Clark
DLI
Dan
Cooper
Okey
Illinoia
Clark Gounty
Mma
T. H.R
Clark ‘County
Clark County
Titnels
Illnois
Thief dimensions and child’s wormhouse plans
A detailed set of vintage woodworking instructions describes making miniature houses and bird feeders from simple materials. It outlines parts, sizes, assembly steps, and finishing touches with notes on joints, nails, and hinges.
Dickens Childhood House Proposed as Free Library for Children
A proposal cites Dickens youth in the Marshalsea era and his father’s debt prison as a motive to open the Johnson Street house in Somerstown as a free library for children. Supporters say the tiny yet rich literary trove could inspire young readers to discover Fielding and Smollett alongside Dickens.
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England
Charles
Dickens
Christian Science Monitor
Johnson
Vatreet
Somerstown
Marshalsea
Pickwick
Dorrit
Dickene
Copperfield
Dong
Gil
When All The People Look On Governor Hyde Speaks
Governor Hyde of Missouri tells Kansas City listeners that corrupt politicians lose when all the people are watching. He warns average voters drift toward indifference allows bosses to steer schemes. He urges active citizen oversight to ensure honest government and strong political engagement.
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Hyde
Missouri
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Inventor Proposes Glass Tube Battery Against Bank Robbers
Harrisburg inventor Richard C. Rosachel introduces a patented chemical defense for banks using glass tubes forming a poison gas battery. The device could be built into vault gates or as portable units placed at night and removed by day. When activated by an explosive, the tubes release benzyl iodide or similar gas to disorient or drive off robbers, depending on design.
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Richard
C. Rosachel
Harrisburg
Pesce
Pittsburgh
Dispatch
Bees, Birds, and Seed Corn Prank in Irvington Garden
An Irvington man planted seed corn in his garden and bragged to a neighbor that blackbirds and sparrows had failed to find his crop all year. The next morning about forty birds were gathered at the base of the barren stalks, staring in puzzlement as he scrambled to save his ears. The incident was recounted in the Indianapolis News.
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Irvington
Rodlroug
Indianapolis News
Bishop Ama tor Engineers Church Takeover in Armorican Plot
A historic bishop crafts a bold scheme to seize power by staging a church takeover in Armorica. In a deft move the bishop slips behind Governor Germanus and uses a robe to secure authority, announcing the governor’s resignation and his own ordination in the stead.
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Armorica
Germanus
Jack Robinson
French Hostess-Houses Close For Winter At A E F Cemeteries
American hostess houses near World War I cemeteries in France close for the winter due to smell and cold. The Romagne house near Argonne remains open, with plans to reopen in spring as hundreds of travelers and families are assisted with meals and rest near the graves.
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Cemeteriea
France
Redross
Fere-en-Tardenois
Belleau Woods
Romagne
The
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Barger
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