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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary notice from Marshall Illinois lists a 200 dollar amount and a 100 unit quantity, with unclear context and publisher attribution.
The article portrays Herbert Hoover’s acceptance of the Republican nomination as humble and grateful. It emphasizes his view that America offered him opportunities from an Iowa cottage and that he owes the country much, not the other way around. It highlights democratic opportunity and Hoover’s modest, non vainglorious tone.
Emilio Carranza completed a 2175 mile goodwill flight from Mexico City to Washington in twenty hours and met President Coolidge. Public funds supported the journey, and the Mexican public sees him as the nation's premier aviator inspiring hopes for a Mexican flyer to emulate Lindbergh.
Harriet R Payne and others transfer land to P C C and St L Ry Co in sections 30 31 11 12 for 1430 dollars. William Jones and wife sell land in sections 22 23 12 12 to Frank Cole for 1 dollar. Russell McKee and wife to John F Vaught and others land in 9 9 13 for 1 dollar. Harold J Hibben and others to Esther F Pritchard land in 27 9 11 for 1 dollar. Everett Gross and wife to Sarah C Funk lot in Casey for 1 dollar. C B Orsborn to Charles T Spencer and wife lot in Casey for 100 dollars. M F Snyder and wife to Martinsville Loan and Building Association Jol in Martinsville for 2 dollars. Maude Roberts to Ryan F Bertram et al lot in Casey 71 for 1 dollar. Elza ER Ashley to John Weir Sand int 28 30 14 for 3690 dollars.
A copied description notes the Museum of Fine Arts in San Wranciach donated to the city by Mr and Mrs Adolph Apreckelata from a palace scene in Boeor Paria. The item reflects an artistic transfer of a historic façade.
Community members react to the upcoming thirty-second Clark County Fair in six weeks. Frank Kettering urges farmers and locals to support the event for financial success while Harry Downey prepares a contest likely to draw crowds. The Herald marks a long-standing subscriber base including the Shirley family and notes growth in Marshall.
Art Guinnip topped dairy herd records in Clark County earning highest honors for the month. The report notes other farming progress including corn to soybeans shifts, fertility use by A A Allred, and improved home renovations by Elmer Stoelting and Marion Bartram. Farms across Marshall and Martinsville show activity from poultry to wheat cutting.
Lesson outlines Saul's zeal as a Jew and Pharisee, his vision on the road to Damascus, and his transformation after hearing Christ. It covers Stephen’s selection as a deacon, his wisdom and miracles, and his martyrdom before the council. Saul leads persecution, consents to Stephen's death, and the early church mourns Stephen as devout men bury him.
The tired feeling in spring can signal a curable health issue rather than laziness. Overfeeding and poor diet drain vigor. improve elimination, eat fruits and greens, drink water, and review kidney function if morning tiredness persists after a week of self-regulation.
In Martha J. Davis estate proof of notice for final settlement and distribution order. James Fawley estate bond filed and approved. James Gann estate petition for administrator. Lincoln Hays appointed administrator and bond filed. Jacob Metz estate petition for unknown heir fund granted. County Treasurer Norman Forsythe to pay Ben W. Perdue per written order. People v Orion Sims driving intoxicated and leaving scene. released with Gertrude Sims and J A Sweet as sureties on $2500 bond to September term.
Poetic line attributed to Tennyson noting the power of prayer beyond worldly understanding and its enduring inspirational reach.
The text recalls the famed tenor Enrico Caruso in a Howe's Monthly fragment describing his career and personal struggles. It notes his popularity and references a period of prosperity and public reaction to his voice.
A brief quotation notes The Bible as a window into eternity by Timothy Dwight, describing the Bible as a prison world window for viewing the beyond.
A compact meditation on trust in prayer emphasizing patience as key to a faithful soul. Mentions Patience In prayer and names Tom Timothy Stane as part of the line.
A brief verse notes happiness does not come from external things but from developing a habit of contentment. It suggests inner peace grows from mindful practice and daily attitude rather than outside sources.
The school began as King's College founded by royal charter of George III for instruction in languages and sciences. The Revolutionary War paused it, reopening in 1784 as Columbian College and later changing to Columbia University in 1912.
The Atlantic near Porto Rico reaches 27 972 feet in depth the deepest measured. The Dolphin ship conducted soundings there in 1902 marking a historic depth reading.
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