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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
11
The article reports a Sunday sermon on Noahs Ark and faith, urging readers to heed divine warnings. It notes the funeral of Mrs. Mainie Hiecknet at the Baptist church and lists local ministers, guests, and community notices.
Martinsville items report Earl Buckle returning from a Pennsylvania visit and wife and daughter staying through winter. Remains of Mrs. J. F. Watson, pioneer mother of 1853, buried at Ruff Cemetery with relatives and church honors. Other obituaries mention Mrs. Hammond of Cloonee, Chas. M. Wilson from Bartonville, and notes on local residents' illnesses and visits.
Mrs Maggie Taylor dies prompting funeral notices among Armstrongs and Taylor relatives. Jas Armstrong Lgget and son Jimmie with other kin joined friends Mrs Legra Askins Bert William Winfield Robert Taylor and Mrs Myrtle Black in paying respects. Jane Chaffee of Helena Montana scheduled to speak on deaconess work at next Sunday church event. Rev Walmesley conducted services last Sunday and shared a dinner with William Shively and family. Ike Pletcher and wife visited Jas Wyrick household last week. Church services planned for Sunday night with Mrs M Kimble visiting Mrs Reed.
Julie A. Craig administratrix of B. F. Craig deceased petitions for leave to sell real estate in Clark County Illinois. The December term 1912 order sets a public sale date March 1 next between 10 AM and 4 PM at the East door of the courthouse Marshall Illinois. Property described: Northwest Quarter of Lot 66 in Dulaney's Addition to Marshall. Sale on cash in hand day of sale. Also lists several transfers and a teacher meeting notice dated 1913.
A feature highlights a group of physicians renowned for innovative approaches to chronic diseases, detailing their methods, patient outcomes, and the hope they bring to long-term care.
Advertisements promise free consultation and examination for stomach, liver, kidney, skin and nervous diseases with medicine costs only, claiming dramatic cures and urging patients to spread results. It warns married women must be accompanied by husbands and minors by parents, and notes a court notice about a 1913 chancery case in Illinois between Lillian Rarig and Harold E. Rarig.
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