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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
2
Notice announces final settlement in the estate of a deceased individual in Warren County. It requests interested heirs and creditors to appear at a magistrate court to object or claim their interest. The administrator and attorney will present the application and the court will set a date for hearings.
Jennie Machlan named administratrix of the estate of Wine Machlan late of Clark County Missouri. She will appear before the County Court at Marshall on the first Monday in April to settle claims. Creditors urged to present demands and debtors to pay promptly. Dated January 26, 1924. Wm T Hollenbeck, Attorney.
Estate of Cyrus McDaniel deceased shows Nettie J Baker as administratrix notice. She will appear before Clark County Court at Marshall during the March Term on the first Monday in March to settle claims. Creditors must present their claims and debtors should pay promptly. Attorney S M Scholfield handling the matter with advertisement dated January 19 1924.
Pereby gives notice that Narathia Foweth as executrix will appear before York County Court at the courthouse in April to adjust claims against the estate of Samuel McClure Decreas of Clark County Illinois. Creditors must present claims and make immediate payment as required.
The Washington Herald reports the first bath tub in the United States built in Cincinnati in 1812. It was mahogany lined with sheet lead and sparked public outcry as a luxury and health risk. By 1842 Philadelphia banned public or private baths in cold months with medical approval required, yet the bath tub persisted as modern life evolved.
A compact aphorism contrasts love with money for a new car and notes that a diplomat and a hypocrite differ mainly by social standing, hinting at performance versus sincerity in public life.
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