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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
2
A 1873 1927 statute gives landlords a six month lien on crops grown for rent. Key rules include lien year specific and not on the tenant, but on crops only. it is superior to mortgages. seed crops may be excluded. third parties like grain dealers may face questions about notice and responsibility. the article suggests clarifications for liens against buyers.
A guardian for a minor in Illinois may be the guardian of the person or the estate, or both. Estate income and profits must be used for the child’s comfort, support and education as ordered by the court. The estate guardian must reside in Illinois or be an authorized trust corporation. The person guardian handles the child's personal care welfare and upbringing and may be a non resident or resident of Illinois.
The article explains guardianship for minors and abandoned or unable parents. Any reputable Illinois citizen may petition the county court to appoint a guardian for the minor and possibly a guardian for the estate after a hearing. A guardian must report annually on acts and finances and is liable for mismanagement. Guardianship ends when the ward turns 21 or 18 for girls, with property transferred to the ward.
The family of Mrs. Jennie Cork acknowledges the many acts of kindness shown during her illness and at her death. They express heartfelt gratitude for support and sympathy received.
Aess from Crestview Florida cites caution amid prosperity while noting inflation and debt fears. A South Pasadena view questions republican keeping and cites Defense Secretary McNamara resisting disclosure of censor names to Congress.
The Duke family transformed Trinity College into Duke University after 1924 with a 6 million dollar Endowment and a 40 million dollar trust. James B. Duke bequeathed 17 million and 10 percent of his residuary estate to the university. The campus centerpiece is the Chapel with its 60 bell tower.
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