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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
6
William A Radford describes a compact single story bungalow with a central hallway forming a long shared space. The living room, dining room, and kitchen lie on the left and the sleeping quarters on the right, with a vestibule coat closet pantry and rear porch access.
An attic conversion boosts living area and home value without massive expense. A stairway, floor, and ceiling suffice. a carpenter should craft the stairs while a skilled tradesman installs notch flooring. This upgrade can delay moving to larger quarters and improve comfort.
A description notes a home with a beautiful exterior and fine fixtures but faulty water supply and drainage. The text cites subpar plumbing installation and ventilation, impacting comfort, convenience, and health protection.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions flooring for sun porch bathroom or kitchen. It references a residence in 44072 and a destination area near Gidea Bed Sisitte field.
The guide urges converting stairways and halls to a Colonial style using mahogany stained finishes and ivory white walls. It recommends displaying Colonial pieces, adding a parquet floor, a Colonial door, a grandfather clock, a spoked rug, and wall tapestry to create an authentic period ambiance.
The National Timber Manufacturers Association says veneered doors are unsatisfactory outside unless the veneer is very heavy. It advises that a painted soft wood door is preferable to a hardwood door in exposed exterior settings.
The fragment discusses wood finishing and color schemes, noting natural shade limits in applying stain and the interplay between color and grain appearance. It suggests color treatment affects the wood’s grain and overall aesthetic, though the text remains incomplete and unclear on specifics.
A compact publication by Reverend John C Page of Moody Bible Institute Chicago outlines foundational biblical principles. The work presents guidance for faith, discipline, and daily living grounded in scripture.
A sermon notes faithfulness as a core virtue in home school church and business. It cites Proverbs 20 6 Thessalonians and Abel Cain as contrasts and praises God for steadfast faithfulness in promises temptations and trials. It notes God provides a way of escape and upholds His word in judgment and mercy.
The text credits Lady Mary Wortley Montagu wife of the British ambassador to Constantinople with first promoting inoculation among British doctors. Her success in Turkey helped her persuade Dr Maitland to introduce inoculation into England. Dr Edward Jenner later placed inoculation on a scientific basis.
Notice announces the Board of Review will sit at the Court House in Marshall Illinois to hear complaints daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. through August 3 1926. Victor Janney Clerk.
The master in chancery will sell at 10 o clock in the forenoon on July 17 1926 at the east door of the Marshall Court House to satisfy a decree in Clayton C Barr vs Charlie L Sheets et al. The real estate includes the SW quarter of the NW quarter and the W north west quarter of the SW quarter of section 2 and the SE quarter of section 3 and 17 acres on the north side of the NE quarter of section 10 in T10N R14W Clark County Illinois. Cash in hand.
A special election is called for July 20 1926 in Marshall Clark County Illinois to decide if bonds for road purposes totaling 48500 dollars should be issued. Polling places are City Hall Precinct One Fifth and Main Streets R C Jacobs Barber Shop and the Pythian Temple. The vote opens seven am closes five pm. Marion Mott clerk.
A collection of numeric values shows various sums including 000.00 60,000.00 12,000.00 7,437.83 157,015.18 221,434.64 and 2,440.00 with no clear context or accompanying labels. The data appears as fragmented monetary entries awaiting categorization.
The document records real estate and cash on hand, notes, and expenditures for the district as of June 30 1926. It lists receipts from the township fund county superintendent district tax and other sources, plus detailed expenditures for salaries textbooks fuel libraries and repairs. Treasurer Florence Ligg et certifies the figures sworn July 7 1926 with accompanying advertisement entries and balance figures for multiple districts.
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