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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1926
Page
14
In a crowded dining room Laurie notices a man quietly watching a woman who fears pursuit by an unseen male figure. The woman denies marriage, insisting she is not wed, while Laurie contemplates confronting the apparent stalker as the scene ends with a cliffhanger for next Friday.
Marion Collier, York Town Supervisor, files a sworn statement of public funds for the fiscal year ending April 27, 1926. It lists initial funds on hand, receipts from sources including J B Clatfelter and J W Fredenberger, and expenditures on road and drainage orders, with balances and rebates. The document, sworn August 13, 1926, includes amounts received, sources, and year end on hand totals.
An itemized list shows March to December entries of hauling gravel tile and road work by numerous workers including Mundy Edwards Newlin and Murphy. Amounts include several 10 to 50 dollar charges, with totals and a 1926 financial statement for Marion Collier detailing funds received and expenditures for the year ending April 27 1926.
State Treasurer Omer N. Custer announces mailing of proper bid forms and printed instructions to all Illinois state and national banks. All deposits must be secured by collateral security approved by the State Treasurer.
Notice to Jesse Norton Melvin Norton Sam Norton Cynthia Brown Phrona Irwin Hurley Keith Otto Coppock of Milo Norton deceased that an application for probate of his will has been filed in Clark County Court. A hearing is set for September 6, 1926 at 9:00 a.m. at the Marshall courthouse. interested parties may appear to contest probate. L. H. Atkins County Clerk. August 7, 1926. kerett Connelly, Attorney.
A public notice states that the Treasurer of Whinois will accept sealed bids from banks authorized to operate in the State of Minois for public money deposited into active and inactive accounts. The notice specifies Chapter 130 Revised Statutes and invites eligible institutions to submit bids to the Treasurer.
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