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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1916
Page
6
David Lafferty announces himself as administrator of Mary J Lafferty late of Clark County Illinois deceased. He will appear before the Clark County Court at Marshall for April term to settle claims and debts.
The suit by Marshall QG Lee against Jerome I Gallatin and Arthur Gallatin seeks seventy dollars. The writ returned executed requires the defendants to appear before the Clark county circuit court on March 13, 1916, to post special bail or face judgment and sale of attached property to cover costs. Clerk Jay Swern notes the February 8, 1916 filing. Wm. T. Hollenbeck is plaintiff’s attorney.
Estate of John Brady deceased Clark County Hindls seeks claims for adjustment at the County Court in Marshall during April Term on the first Monday in April. Creditors must attend or receive payment guidance. administrator James Brady with attorney Arthur Poorman. 1916.
Executor Martin Luther Medley announces he will appear before the Clark County Court at the Marshall courthouse for the April term to adjust claims against the estate and to collect debts owed. Graham and Snavely, Attorneys. Dated February 4, 1916.
Wellington Murphy as administrator with will annexed invites all claimants and creditors to appear in Clark County Court at Marshall on the first Monday in April to present claims and settle debts. Creditors are urged to pay any amounts due promptly to the administrator and attorney William T Hollenbeck.
Non resident defendants Mollie Potter Lydia Goins Anna Rubottom Mollie Semblar Nellie Welch Lillie Jones Anna Clayton Alma Knopp Bessie Knopp George Knopp and Joseph Knopp are reminded to appear March 13 1916 in Marshall Illinois to plead answer or demur in a chancery bill for partition filed February 11 1916 by George Lafferty Catherine Lafferty Alma Lafferty against them. failure risks a confessed decree per law.
A public notice from Illinois authorities names several individuals including Espilst Church of Grerksville Nugots Amanuds Taylor and McCoy Hoeeth and calls for action or response within Clark County. The fragment suggests a legal or civic filing process with parish or community names.
The heirs of Stephen Applegate of Clark County Illinois are notified that the county court will hear proof for probate of the deceased’s will on April 8 1916 at 9 AM in the Marshall courthouse. Named heirs include Aquilla Applegate Eliza True Martha Smith Houck William Crouse Thomas Crouse Rose Crouse Emma Crouse Joseph Truman Ida Truman and the Unknown Heirs of Stephen Applegate. The hearing is set by County Clerk E D Morton with Graham and Snavely as attorneys.
The 1916 era ushers an unprecedented push for road building across all states. Voters back county and state bond issues for modern highways as a gilt edged investment that raises land values, speeds transport, cuts wear, and boosts neighborhood activity.
John I. Kuhn will hold a sale of horses cattle hogs and farm implements on Wednesday March 16. Milles Pelver will stage a sale of five stock and implements at the old Istac Wershbhuim place four miles north of Marshall on Monday February 28.
A compact overview tracing glass from Stone Age obsidian to modern silicate crafts. It notes ancient uses by Aztecs and Spaniards, explains chemical bases like soda and lead glass, highlights sand sources in the United States, and lists major types from bottle to mosaic glass with manufacturing variations.
A large combination sale is planned at the residence of Sred Afontromer located half a mile north of Dannison on Mea day. The event will include a herd of horses cattle and a variety of farming implements and harness. Local buyers and bidders are invited to attend the sale with plans for practical purchase and trade.
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for sluggish liver causing dizziness headaches constipation and biliousness. Claims tone up the whole system aid digestion purify blood improve complexion and cost 25 cents at druggists.
The Terre Haute Star highlights its status as a metropolitan daily with AP news and market reports. It touts broad homey content, strong correspondence, and daily delivery on rural routes, urging Clark County readers to compare with rivals and subscribe for year long access at a favorable price.
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