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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
8
Article announces Millard Hedrick as a candidate for Sheriff of Clark County, contingent on Republican primaries held on Tuesday April 13 1926. It notes the primary process and party backing and references Clark County offices and election timing.
An undated fragment shows Williams exiting a tech doorway amid censored statements. The text hints at journalistic effort to extract real information from limited official messaging.
A loopy OCR page jumble lists wheat to corn phrases and random names, mentioning Miss Matilda Merritt and Mrs Williams. It wanders through references to observers in Washington, political campaigns, and a chaotic mix of local notes and weather, with scattered names like Jim Osborne and Pope.
Fragments describe U.S. plans to enter the World Court and mixed market reports from Chicago and Kansas City. The piece mentions citizens, officials, and names like Samuel P. Sanderson, Matilde Chase, and Mrs Williams amid discussions of corn surplus and local social events and a tax-like rent exchange.
Week's recorded transfers list multiple land conveyances including Millard M Snyder to F D Towles, 169-12 for $1, Alanson Crawford to Willie Kealer, 169-12 for $1, and William Price to Van A Tarble, 1-10-11 for $55. Also includes Cabot Hill and wife to Marte, 16-11-12 for $100, and Ernest Barbee to L R Winter on 31-9-13 for $25, among additional transfers to Kath erina V Flood and Katherina Y Flood on parcels 18-9-14 for $1 each.
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