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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
2
The piece argues Congress faces opposition to proposed tax changes amid fears of misrepresentation. It critiques excess profits tax and highincome brackets while favoring a turnover tax as easier to bear. It urges rational debate over demagoguery. It ends with a stray note about Berlin searchlights and Mars signals.
A dairy article argues goats as a viable milk source for limited spaces. It notes average yields of two to three quarts daily during lactation, with a full year’s supply possible from one doe. Goats suit cooking and beverages, though butter is harder to make.
Constance waits for Philip and recalls a love that grew from shy devotion to marriage. She fears his quiet indifference hides pity, while his pride kept them apart. After clashes over money and work, a late-night confrontation with her father reveals his true view that love and sacrifice demand balance.
The readable fragments contain garbled phrases about a house site and an office debt but lack coherent names dates or locations to form a complete news item or event. No identifiable people organizations or places are present to anchor a proper card.
A brief line poem from the Boston Transcript notes that a raft of friends sustains some people, serving as the only thing that keeps them afloat.
Prolific hen honored by villagers of Potingén Switzerland after dying immediately following its thousandth egg. A granite tombstone was erected over the grave by local chem enthusiasts.
A girl named Mary shows a new pocketbook with a coin to a family friend. While Mary isn t looking a man adds three coins to the wallet. When she discovers them she is startled and excited, calling for her mother.
Daniel Prust appointed administrator of the estate of Catharine Mattis late of Clark County Illinois deceased. He will appear at the Clark County Court Marshall during the March term on the first Monday to settle claims. Those indebted should pay promptly. Dated January 4 1921. Attorney William T. Hollenbeck.
By decretal order of the County Court of Clark County Illinois guardian S F Baker court to sell the undivided one fifth interest in forty acres of the north half of lot 2 section 4 township 9 north range 13 west to Savilla Tague life estate at the east door of the Marshall Illinois courthouse on February 2 1921 at two o clock PM cash due sale day guardian for Ruby Anna Tague minor Graham Snavely attorneys
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