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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1912

Page

10

Stock Clearance This Week Slashes Merchandise Prices

Our store fast-tracks a stock cleanout with many items marked down to half price and some to a third. This week only, shoppers can find goods across departments reduced to clear space.

California Judge Defines Widow in Eugenia Jones Case

San Francisco reported ruling by Superior Judge Thomas F. Graham defines widow as a married woman who has lost her husband by death or judicial decree. The decision affirmed by the district court of appeals grants Eugenia Jones, divorced wife of Everett Jones, her share from L. Jones's will. The will provided a $300 monthly income and half the estate to the widow while she remained his widow.

San Francisco Thomas F. Graham District Court of Appeals Eugenia Jones Everett Jones Jones L Jones

Divorced Wife Wins Half of Chicago Area Property

Seattle Superior Judge Tillman grants Mrs. Sarah Phipps title to half of a $400,000 Seattle area property from Luther E. Phipps, now missing, after divorce twelve years ago. Phipps ordered to account for twelve years of holdings. wife alleges undisclosed Chicago assets worth hundreds of thousands.

Seattle Wash Boyd G. Tillman Sarah Vv. Phipps Luther E. Phipps Chicago Phipps MraPhipps

Veteran recalls Schley day and Army Navy crowds

H. C. Bell recounts remarks of soldiers at the White House reception and an episode on Schley day. He describes a Union Depot carriage standoff with sailors protecting him, and a stranger aboard who recognized Clark County roots. He notes strong bonds between veterans and regulars.

Clint Syou Ely White House Army Navy Schley Georgetown Bridge Capitol Hill Philadelphia Union Grand Army Uncle Samuel Washington Peace Monument Capitol Building Union Depot Ghia neWbag

Real Estate Transfers Listed for Edw McNarlan to Walter Strick

Real estate transfers show multiple parcels and sums including Edw McNarlan to Walter Strick for northwest quarter 5-9-13 at 550 dollars, Elizabeth Macklin to W O Mecklin et al 139 acres at 4500 dollars, and other deeds across Marshall Casey Westfield Martinsville and surrounding areas with prices ranging from 1050 to 8000 dollars. Some entries list lot numbers, blocks, and platted sections, plus a Christian Church note with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and services at 7 p.m.

McNarlan Walter Stricklett P. Nw Elizabeth S Macklin W O Mecklin Timothy Bardin Same Ernest Maring John Francis Crem H Blankenbeker Chas Nash Mollie Soward Annie Doolittle Helen S Shafer L C Dunkin Orig Westfield Homer E Smith E D Hills Jas N Weaver EH Valternez Jacob Melton Rice Downs W Roberts Pinnell B Bowman H Odell Martinsville Odell Rachel Grubb

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