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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1918

Page

8

Real estate sale to pay debts in Clark County Illinois

Caroline Millhouse petitions the Clark County Court for an order to sell the deceased Henry Millhouse estate. The tract includes portions of Sections 5 and 26 in Township 12N Range 13W. Defendants Henry Millhouse Margaret Kemper Lottie Kelley and William Millhouse must appear February 4 1918 or face a decree. Marshall Illinois January 8 1918 EB. D. Morton Clerk. Graham Snavely Solicitors.

Capron Walllaen Millhouse Hianry Millhouse Muarghet Kemper Lottie Kelley Lucey Fitckner Grace Kunn Lola Gilbert Myrtle Findley Clifford Millhouse Stella Elledge James Flickner Lu Cole V. Cole Henry Millhouse Margaret Kemper William Millhouse Roth West Wensus Pont Covents Clark County Court House Marshall Athell Lottie Kelsey Illinois EB. D. Morton Graham & Snavely Compt

Administratrix Notice in Estate of James H. Brown

The undersigned appointed administratrix of the estate of James H. Brown late of Clart County Minnesota deceased gives public notice of her role and the administration of the estate under the applicable probate laws.

James H. Brown

Red Cross Activities Support War Effort in Marshall Area

The Marshall Chapter and West Union branch of the Red Cross report 2311 members after a drive that drew 1111 new members. County benefits raised funds at Whitechurch, East Wabash, and Asbury Church North Wabash, with proceeds and new members noted. The Dunlap Armstrong players performed The New Minister at several venues, while a kitchen supper at Kile School contributed $911 for Red Cross.

Marshall West Union Red Cross New Marshall Chapter West Union Branch Whitechurch East Wabash Marshall Chapter Asbury Church North Wabash Dunlap Armatrong Phe Kile School

Polish nobleman Sobieski viewed as American citizen

The article recounts Count Sobieski, Polish nobleman exiled as a child, who became an American citizen and Civil War era spy. It notes his later service in the Mexican army, a commission as colonel, and his link to Maximilian’s defeat and abolition efforts.

John John Sobieski Christendom Minneapolis Los Angeles Sobieski Maximilian Mexico Napoleon II Pope Abe Tuck Virginia Richmond Lee Jefferson Davis United States Count Sobieski Maximilien Francis Joseph

Superstitions of Sailors and Omens on Voyages

A catalog of nautical beliefs links omens to voyage outcomes. Crossed eyes or red hair allegedly signal luck or misfortune, with days of week affecting fates. Ship bells, dead bodies, and hanging ropes are tied to life outcomes, barbers and mirrors carry curses, and barber shop habits affect hair or rheumatism cures.

Jack Taek

Moon Influence on Plant Growth Labeled Absurd by Weather Chief

A pamphlet-style excerpt argues moon phase calendars have no scientific basis for weather or crop effects. F. Marvin, chief of the U S Weather Bureau, states farming depends on temperature light humidity and soil nutrients, not lunar influence, noting moonlight is far too dim to affect plant activity.

New Yorker F. Marvin United States Weather Bureau

Working Amid Crowds Still Possible in Modern Life

An efficiency engineer notes that in busy times most must work in public spaces. He argues the ability to concentrate amid noise is essential to prevent wasted time and energy in the bustling beehives of large businesses.

Soya Beans Food Promise Highlighted by Pathfinder

The Pathfinder proclaims soya beans may become a key vegetable food. Milk from beans can be powdered or liquid, oil can be hardened for edible fat, and the remaining pulp feeds livestock after oil extraction.

Te Wax Floors

Instructions describe applying wax with a Sammel doth and bees thinned with turpentine. Then rub the floor well to a hard wax. Warn that turpentine is essential but evaporates quickly, making application difficult.

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