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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1912
Page
13
An article describes a rustic railing and concrete wall built around a elm tree to protect it. Posts and cross-pieces form a low fence, half embedded in nine-inch concrete reinforced with iron, with braces from the tree. The project aimed to keep dirt from the trunk while allowing access for children to climb the railing.
Snowberry shrubs are small and easy to propagate by suckers seeds or cuttings. They excel for ground cover under trees in borders or masses. They tolerate almost any soil including heavy clay or dry gravelly banks and retain fruit through winter, aiding winter landscape appeal.
The undersigned M M Miller administrator of Solomon Wilter's estate will appear in Clark County Court Marshall for claims and settlement. Master in Chancery Arthur Poorman will sell at public vendue the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 2 township 10 north range 14 west containing 8744 acres more or less at the east door of the court house in Marshall Illinois on January 26 1912. Cash in hand. J W Graham solicitor.
Foreclosure notices in Clark County Illinois announce sales of real estate in Marshall and Martinsville. Two properties under Kansas Building & Loan Association and another involving George Burkett and Fy ing et al are slated for public auction at the Clark County courthouse on January 26 1912 and February 2 1912.
Master in Chancery sale in Clark County Illinois pursues a decree entered December 12 1911. Effingham Building and Loan Association Roemer et al. are the parties in the case. Sale to be held at the east front of the courthouse on Saturday February 17 workday unspecified.
Final settlement of the estate of J. L. Wright deceased will be presented by A. W. Wright, administrator, at Clark County court on Monday February 5 1912. He seeks discharge from all duties and responsibilities in the administration of the estate, with a chance for interested parties to appear and oppose. Everett Connelly, attorney.
A diver service at Trinity Church drew Admiral Evans to a wealthy New Yorker in a pew. The man slipped a card offering $1,000 yearly rent for a pen, but the Admiral returned the gesture with a note of his own, asserting the rent was too high.
A Marshall resident Charles Taubeneck shares years of back ache and kidney discomfort improving after using a product from Wilson Harlan’s store. He notes severe pain, poor sleep, and declining health before finding relief and urges others not to wait until problems worsen.
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