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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1928
Page
7
In a tense exchange Captain X is unnamed while discussion hints at an escape attempt. Anthony Trent balks at bringing a third person, fearing danger. Sutton relies on Mademoiselle’s proximity, shaping the group’s fragile arrangement.
Trent and Mademoiselle Dupin share a tense voyage as he probes her past while she weighs loyalties. She recounts a life of guardians, heiresses, and a vanished husband, revealing a web of danger, trust, and selective candor amid looming pursuit and uncertain schemes.
Paul English and wife spent Sunday with Lou Siverly and wife at Marshall. Rev. F. O. Coffin preached here and dined with Ben Setzer. Louise Welsh and Arthur Welsh of Louisville attended church and called on relatives before returning home. Frank Lowe Terre Haute and Mahlon Musgrave Hutsonville visited Jesse Lowe who is sick. Glenn Sweitzer visited Ed Spencer in Terre Haute. Mrs. Cork, Mrs. Snedeker, and Mrs. Crumlin attended church at Livingston. Court notice: next term at Marshall, March 12, 1928, for complainant’s bill. decree by default if no answer. Clerk Russell L. Riley. Marshall Illinois February 1 1928. Solicitor H R Snavely.
In Clark county circuit court in Marshall Illinois the case Helen E Cox versus Noble E Cox a divorce action is advancing by chancery bill filed February 8 1928 with non residence affidavit on file. Defendants must appear March 12 1928 or as required. Clerk Russell L Riley Complainant’s Solicitor S M Scholfield. Advertisement 6-4.
Affidavit of non residence filed in the clerk’s chancery side. Sunday summons issued for March next as required by law. Defendant W B Linn must appear. Russell L Riley, Clerk. Advertisement 1928.
In the circuit court at the March term 1928 George Raudebaugh sues Joseph Raudebaugh Hattie Bell Boston John Raudebaugh and Melvin Raudebaugh in chancery for partition Affidavit of non residence filed and summons issued returnable March 12 1928 before the circuit court.
At a February 9 1928 meeting the Marshall Illinois Board of Local Improvements awarded the Fifth Street pavement project from Locust to Vine to John Cline of Paris Illinois. The bid for finished pavement 208 per square yard finished curb and gutter rates 50 to 60 cents per lineal foot. Total bid amount 15800.22 dollars. The award dated February 10 1928.
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