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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1916

Page

9

Notice of Publication in Chancery Court Case 1916

Court notice in Clark County for C Funk vs Mary Lindsey et al. non-resident defendant Don Hathaway must appear November 13 next term at Marshall to plead or demur. affidavit of non-residence filed. clerk Jay Swern. Everett Connelly, Sol. 35-4.

State of Naois County of Clark Circuit Court A. D Funk Mary Lindsey Ella Fonk T. W. Lindsey Charles Lindsey Trobert Lindsey George Lindsey Nettle Smith Don Hathaway Don Hathesway Ella Funk T. W Lindsey Robert Lindsey Don? Hathaway Marshall Ant Jay Swern Everett Connelly

Farm visit and a grand Virginia estate ride to Washington

The narrative describes a farm with a standpipe, electric power, and extensive equipment costing over 70 000 dollars. The travelers recount a dinner, a ford ride along smooth winding roads, and the tense drive past other vehicles as they approach 211 East Capitol Street after a long day with H C Bell.

Virginia Washington McCormack Alexandria East Capitol Street H.C. Bell

Equine Hero Old Baldy Retold From Civil War Legacy

Read like a Northern memory of Old Baldy General Meade’s mount. The horse toured battlefields from Bull Run to Gettysburg and Chancellorsville, survived multiple wounds, aided Meade in the 1863-64 campaigns, and was eventually laid to rest after a long service.

Old Baldy George G. Meade Philadelphia Meade Potomac Virginia B. D. Baker Oregon Ball's Bluff South” Mountain Antietam Falmouth Chancellorsville Gettysburg Spottsylvania North Anna Creek Cold Harbor Petersburg General Grant John J. Davis Jenkintown Philadelphia Ledger

Defoe and the Pillory in English Reform Era

The piece recalls Daniel Defoe punished and applauded for a 1708 pamphlet during Queen Anne’s reign. He faced the pillory thrice, first in Cheapside then in the Temple, with garlands and cheers from a sympathetic crowd. His Hymn to the Pillory celebrated resilience.

England Hig Book Dante Defoe Anne Cheapside

Mrs Linney and Several Guests Visit in York

Mary Linney of Missouri visits relatives in York. Mary Jackson has been very sick for a week but is now better. Maud Lafferty of Danville visited last week to see her mother who is very ill. Ray Hager and family of West York spent Sunday with Allen Bone steel and wife. James Grant and wife with two sons of Decatur spent two weeks with relatives here. Esther Grant of Mexico arrived Monday to tend her sick mother, Mrs. Jackson.

York Mary Linney Missouri Mary Jackson Noy Maud Lafferty Danville Ray, Hager West York Allen ‘Bonesteel Jereme James Grant Decatur Esther. Grant Mexico Jackson

Local notices from Homer and Martinsville area events

Local snippets report Snyder’s new auto and last Tuesday’s hail storm. Fred Tingley’s family visited from Broadlands. Fitch becomes rural route seven mail carrier. Will McKee loses a haystack to lightning. Johnsons attend Charleston fair. Baptist church ice cream supper earns 18. Burns-Hurst elected Auburn Sunday school president. Harry Newman captures sparrows in homemade trap. Rev Smith preaches at Baptist church. Martinsville Fair board buys large tent used by Adventists.

Charlie” ‘Snyder Fred Tingley Broadlands Thomas “Fitch Will McKee Homer Johnson Charleston Baptist Church Burns, Hurst Auburn Harry ‘Newman Smith Martinsville Board Adventists

Memphis Cruiser Wrecked Off Domingoland Coast

An American armored cruiser named Memphis ran aground near San Domingo yesterday with about 1000 crew aboard. Reports say many were killed, details remain unclear as rescue efforts continue.

Ue 8 Memphis San Domingo

Motorcycle rider survives collision with West Jersey train

Charles Norberry, riding a motorcycle, was struck by a West Jersey and Seashore train at East Main Street crossing in Millville New Jersey. He remained on the seat as the bike was dragged 500 feet, receiving only slight bruises.

Millville N. J Charles Norberry West Jersey Main Street Norberry

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