Sheriff’s Sale of William Welsh Property in Clark County
Public auction to satisfy a judgment in favor of Hilbert and Renner against William Welsh. Real estate includes described lands in section 11 and a two-fifths interest in part of section 1, all in Clark County Illinois. Sale set for February 14, 1914 at 1 p.m. at the east door of the courthouse in Marshall Illinois. Sheriff Jesse Gallatin. Attorney Wm. T. Hollenbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Clark County
Minois
William Welsh
Hiram Hilbert
Edward Renner
Hilbert
Renner
Towit
York and Darwin Road
James Welsh
Clark
Illinois
Court House
Marshall
Notice of Publication Chancery Case in Illinois Circuit Court
Public notice in the Illinois Circuit Court Marshall County chancery case against numerous defendants including Harrison Hurst Jr, Rachel Mewes, Sophia Gardner, Alta Secrest, Milo Emily, and John W Emily. Affidavit of non residence filed. summons issued for the March term returnable March 9, 1914. defendants urged to appear and plead or demur to avoid decree. Clark County record dated Jan 17, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
A. D
E. R. Hurst
Frank M Hurst
Geo. W Hurst
Harrison H. Hurst
John L. Hurst
Ann Higgins
Amanda Bishop
Minnie Hurst
Allen Hurst
Harrison Hurst Jr
Rachel Mewes
Mary Fasig
Sophia Gardner
Peyton Murphy
Edith Murphy
Leah Davidson
James Emily
Marinza Emily
Alta Secrest
Milo Emily
William BF
Emily
Abraham Emily
John W Emily
Samuel Emily
Eliza Double
Charles Emily
Sallie Emily
Clara Hubbard
Nettie McCreary
Harry Lee Emily
John W Dick
Jesse H Dick
Peter Dick
Alta Chance
Charles F Rowe
Halleck Rowe
Henry Wise
Lizzie Jane Castera
William Smith
Nancy Lister
John W Hutchings
Martin Hutchings
Eliza Meloy
Julia Meloy
Ham Rowe
Maude Rowe
Don Montgomery
Clay Montgomery
T A. Hughes
Jake Hughes
Wesley Hughes
Chris Hughes
Clarence Hughes
Mabel Hurst
J W Smith
Jesse L. Hurst
Sarah M. Hurst
Harrison Hurst
William H Emily
Jesse H. Dick
Wiliam Smith
Jun Meloy
Sarah M Hurst
Circuit Court of
Harrison Hurst, Jr
Charles Emily Sallie Emily
Nettle McCreary
John W. Dick
Jessé H. Dick
Sarah MM. Hurst
Marshall
Tinois
I. Jay Swern
Averett Connelly
The Accusation and Defense in Luke’s Demonology Lesson
A sermon analysis explains demonology in Luke 11 14 20 showing how Jesus refutes accusation by the Scribes and Pharisees. It discusses the strong man allegory, the need for Christ to occupy the heart, and theIllustration of light as witness to faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Matthew
David
Jerusalem
John
Satan
God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Earth
Railroad Man Predicts Delay Snafu At Movie Theater
A Harrisburg spectator jokes that a freight train could disrupt nightly showings after watching a screen scene of young ladies swimming. The theater owner explains repeats are scheduled all week, while the man insists trains rarely stay on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Trade balance under the Underwood Simmons law
The third month under the new tariff shows a trade loss for the United States. Imports exceed 29,637,292 more than in 1912 while exports drop by 16,827,295. Despite higher export volume by nearly 50,000,000, the overall balance under the Underwood Simmons law is 46,464,587 less than under the Payne Aldrich regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Twopenny Detective and the Postal Signature Trap
In London Tit-Bits the twopenny detective method is described as a common ploy to obtain a suspect signature. The tactic uses registered letters believed to contain money, prompting signatures that reveal records or lead to evidence. One case involved a woman claimed to be illiterate who used the trap and received six months in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Opposing Medical Opinions on a Patient’s Case
The text notes that a patient may feel hopeful or depressed depending on whether doctors agree. It also remarks that durability is a trait a woman seeks when shopping for her husband or children’s clothes.
Notice of Publication Foreclosure Chancery Minors Clark County
Notice in the Circuit Court Chancery division Marshall Illinois February 2 1914. Edgar Summers vs J W Davis foreclosure affidavit non residence of Davis filed. Summons issued returnable March 9 next term. Nonresident defendant urged to appear plead answer or demur to bill or decree will be entered. Clerk Jay Swern. Comptroller Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Ss.e
Circuit Court
Edgar Summers
J. W. Davis
Circuit ‘Court
Said County
Holden
Marshall
Illinois
Jay Swern
H.R. Snavely
Radium Promise and Cost Raise Public Health Hope
The New York Mail notes radium’s miraculous claims and the potential to cure cancer and vascular diseases, while warning that production costs are extraordinarily high. It argues philanthropy or government action is needed to make the element available for hospitals and labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
New York Mail
Foley Kidney Pills Claim To Relieve Backache And Rheumatism
Advertisement states Foley Kidney Pills cure backache rheumatism and swollen joints by addressing weak kidneys and urinary irregularities. Claims nationwide success and urges purchase from all druggists.
Bennett Operated for Appendicitis at Effingham Hospital
Westfield report notes C. M. Bennett underwent appendectomy in Effingham hospital on Jan 14. The Brock-Jones couple took their daughter to Effingham hospital for blood poisoning after a fall caused a deep gash. Dr Joseph Hall left for Cincinnati for a brother’s operation. Sallie Bean returned from Marshall visit. Reynolds and Bennett bought 20 acres from Lucas Mills at $128 per acre in Richwoods sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bennett
Effingham Hospital
Charles Brock-Jones
Effingham
Joseph Hall
Cincinnati
Hall
Sallie Bean
Elder Lee
Marshall
Ron Reynolds
Charles Bennett
Lucas Mills
Richwoods
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Sells as Money Saver
Warns that Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound saves money by few doses stopping coughs and colds. Claims bottle lasts long and heals raw inflamed surfaces, stops tickling throat and harsh rasping coughs. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Ed Poorman Sued for Slander Over Editorial
Ed Poorman state representative and publisher of the Mattoon Commercial Star faces a $20,000 slander suit from Chicago Democratic U S Senate hopeful Roger C Sullivan. The claim stems from an editorial declaring Sullivan and Lorimer were fit subjects for the buzzards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Poorman
Mattoon Commercial Star
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
U. S
Mattoon
Sullivan
Lorimer
The
Buzzards
20 Room Hotel Furnished Complete for Sale
Complete 20 room hotel in a prosperous railroad town of about 1000 residents with no competition. Furnished with kitchen dining bedroom and office equipment plus coal fruit and other supplies. Priced at 1500 to 2000 cash with balance reasonable. American Realty Co 681 Ohio St Terre Haute Ind. New Phone 3475 Old 1238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Realty ‘Co
Ohio Street
Terre Haute
Hutsville News Briefs Include Robberies Oil Drilling and Accident
Hutsonville reports several small robberies possibly tied to tramps. Drilling for oil begins on Mrs. Etta Correll’s farm south west of Hutsonville. A land lease is taken west of town with a well site on W. B. Hurst Chambers farm. Mrs. Charles Wheeler and Ira Hand near West York are ill with smallpox. James Lindley and four nearby men survived a late night Indiana trip when their auto crashed off a Wernz hill embankment. Mitch Crow escaped injuries and the car was driven home the next day.
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Hutsonville
The
Herald
Etta Correll
Allen
Clint Newlin
W. B. Hurst
Chambers
Charles Wheeler
West York
Ira Hand
James Lindley
Indiana
Lindley
Mitch Crow
Dr King's New Discovery Fronts Winter Cough
A winter cough description touts Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs cold and lung trouble. Henry D Sanders of Cavendish Vermont reports pneumonia and endorses the medicine as best for family use with a money back guarantee. Price 50 cents and 1.00, recommended by City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Henry D. Sanders
Cavendishi Vt
City
Seventh Anniversary Birthday Party Joke
A humorous note from the San Francisco Chronicle describes a party for a wife’s twenty-eighth birthday celebrating seven years of marriage. The host hosts the guest with playful lines about the occasion and delight.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Heads and Local Notes
A batch of local notices lists Herbert Davis buying the BE. M. Nead place on East Main Street. Several residents travel for visits, moves, and weddings including James Starner relocating to Chicago, and Homer Templeton marrying Lulu Emrick in Toledo.
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The
Banner Times
Herbert Davis
BE. M. Nead Place
East Main Street
J. Slusser
St. Elmo
B. M. Gessel
H. M. Preston
Tulsa
Okla
Casey
C. M. Harris
Tampa
Florida
James Starner
Chicago
Post Office Department
Esta Elliott
Montana
J. W. Elliott
Geo. Hillard
Clara
Cleveland
Oklo
Ed Boynton
Lincoln County
Colorado
Homer Templeton
Lulu Emrick
Toledo
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Adverts Medicine Cure Claim
A damaged OCR fragment shows an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claiming safety for babies and effectiveness for adults. It mentions a local seller Nessmith in Statesboro and a store selling the product with a testimonial of family use. It cautions to refuse substitutes and to buy from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
Nessmith
Statesboro
Foley
Corner Grocery Teems With Free Tradera Items
Fragmentary note describes a corner grocery sale with many free items and a retiree from the poultry business choosing to quit rather than continue.
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Ther
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Healthy Kidneys and Relief
People everywhere praise Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles. The pills supply what the kidneys and bladder need to restore function and ease symptoms by supporting natural healing.
Health Advice From Hartiin Promotes Peruna for Winter Ills
A historical speaker urges preparation for changing climates and proposes Peruna as a preventive remedy. He recommends keeping Peruna in the house and giving children or elders a few doses at early cold signs to prevent illness. The mid 1910s almanac pitch emphasizes inexpensive medicine, digestion aid, and appetite support.
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Hartiin
Columbus
Ohio
Amy
What a Heap of Happiness It Would Bring to Marshall Homes
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and weak kidneys, claiming relief after one day. Mrs. David Groces of Casey Illinois testifies to improvement after grip illness damaged kidneys, urging readers to buy Dean's and avoid other brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Homes
Dean
David Groces
Jefferson St
Casey
Ill
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Standard Magazine of America Facts and Subscriptions
The text advertises the fiction magazine with subscription prices per year. It touts complete novels, short stories, timely articles, poems and humor. It notes growing readership and increasing circulation as thousands join the subscription list.
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Lippincott’s
Lippincott’s Bargain Book Seeks Readers for 1913 14
Advertisement from J B Lippincott Company invites readers to request a free copy of the Little Book of Big Bargains for the 1913 14 season. It promotes reduced costs of goods and offers the edition upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott's
J. B. Lippincott Company
Washington, Square
Philadelphia
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Jesse Gallatin
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Chancery
Darkness
Westfield
Fletcher
Fletcher’s. Castoria
Lkely
Tippincott
Anjustice
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