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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1922
Page
2
The article notes vast flocks of sheep and cattle in central and eastern Oregon regions east of the Cascades. It highlights strong agricultural and industrial development and scenic wonders to attract visitors.
The governor urges permanent preservation of scenic beauty along state highways, citing public demand and the economic value for Oregon. Legislation empowers condemnation of land to protect views, makes damaging trees a misdemeanor with permits, and plans a statewide conference to organize local units for ongoing protection.
Five year old Virgil Cannady, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Ira Cannady of West Union, died on Saturday. Burial followed at York Cemetery after brief services at the home.
The funeral for six year old Harry Lambdin of Mr and Mrs Augustus Lambdin was conducted Sunday afternoon at the Christian church. A large crowd of relatives and friends attended the service.
The body of Mrs. Fannie McCarty was shipped from Quincy for burial here. Funeral services were held at 1 00 o'clock Saturday afternoon with Bishop G Craig officiating. Burial was in Brick Cemetery.
W W Stevens died at age long known in Marshall. He was buried Friday after funeral services at the family residence on North Michigan Avenue. He came to Marshall in 1893 and left five children Walter, Will, Mrs. B. W. Shale, Mrs. Ona Plaster, and Geneva Stevens. His wife passed earlier in 1913.
Miss Maude Neer of Martinsville has been employed as county nurse for Clark County and reported for duty Monday morning. She will continue to reside in Martinsville with an office in Marshall and will work with Crawford County’s county nurse at Robinson for about ten days before starting duties in Clark County.
Harold Bright county superintendent of schools returns from the state teachers association in Springfield reporting a very satisfactory meeting. He notes Clark representative finished fourth in spelling due to a slip on one word, though he believes that contestant was the best speller there. Further details to follow.
City councilmen plan to meet tonight after a holiday Monday. The Loo PP installation is set for tomorrow night with a social session to follow. Improvements include graveling several bad roads in Darwin township under Commissioner O Tharp, easing travel for rural carriers on routes three and seven.
Everett Black as administrator of the estate of Benjamin E. Black, deceased, seeks leave to sell real estate at public sale on February 4, 1922, at Marshall Illinois. The property includes the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section four and part of the northwest quarter of section nine, township eleven north range eleven east, plus a strip of land used as a road on the east side of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section nine. Sale at east door of the courthouse in Marshall, cash on date of sale. Dated January 2, 1922. Everett Black administrator. attorney Everett Connelly.
Roscoe L. Platt appointed administrator of the James W. Platt estate in Clark County Illinois announces that he will appear before the Clark County Court at the Marshall courthouse in February to adjust claims. Creditors are asked to present claims and debtors to pay promptly as of December 20, 1921.
Lucy Sanders administratrix of W T Sweet deceased seeks public sale of undivided halves of properties in Clark county Illinois. Sale set for January 24 next year at the Marshall courthouse east door with cash on day of sale and tenant rights through July 1 1922. Probate judge and attorney details shown.
In Clark County Circuit Court Chancery November term 1921 Corn Belt Building and Loan Association vs Maria L Lockard et al. Master in Chancery H R Snavely will sell at public auction January 28 1922 at the east door Marshall Illinois the Lot 5 and 6 in block 47 William B Archer's first addition to Marshall to satisfy a $358.03 claim on a June 14 1917 mortgage for $300. Cash due sale day. Complainant’s Solicitor 6 3 1-4 yous
Julia Parsons executrix announces a Clark County Illinois probate proceeding at the March term in Marshall. Creditors must file claims by the court date and all debts to the estate should be paid promptly.
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