Notice of Final Settlement in Ogle Estate Illinois
State of Illinois Clark county ss estate of Rachel V. Ogle deceased. Final settlement filed in circuit court with hearing date and deadlines for claims. Executors request discharge after the court reviews all proceedings and accountings. Residents and creditors advised to present objections by specified deadlines.
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State of
Illinois
Clark County
Rachel V. Ogle
Deceas
Clark
County
Marshall
Wabash
General Assembly
Treasure Trove in Old Gun Sparks Turquoise Dispute
In Paris at M Zucconi art dealer 241 turquoises spilled from an Arab gun found in a shop after a cork was pulled. Two men claimed ownership amid a dust filled scramble before agreeing to hand the jewels to police for a commissary decision.
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M. Zucconi
Victor Masse
Paris
France
Pela
Community Notices From Local Residents Sunday Visits
Mrs Alma Jeffries in serious condition. Olia Clements of Snyder visited friends here Sunday. Mrs L Lamerson visited Martinsville last week. Mr and Mrs Rob Harrison welcomed a baby boy. Carpenters began work on the new Baptist church Monday. Mrs Media Wallace and children spent Sunday with Ingle Mack Lawhead and Harry Robinson. Hutsonville visitors include Harry Robin son. Dodie Harmon and Trude Clements West York visitors Thursday. Beulah Prust of Terre Haute home for vacation. Rev Bert Fenson of Casey preached Monday night. Bessie Claypool of Birds home for a month’s visit. Harriet Praevo of Terre Haute guest of Mr and Mrs Albert Marvin Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry McDaniel of Martinsville spent Sunday with D Hy Clements and wife Ella Wheeler and daughter with John Rett Sunday.
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Alma Jeffries Jn
Olia Clements
Snyder
Friends
L Lamerson
Martinsville
Rob Harrison
Carpenters
New Baptist Church
Media Wallace
Ingle Mack Lawhead
Harry Robinson
Hutsonville
Dodie Harmon
Trude Clements
West York
Beulah Prust
Terre Haute
Bert Fenson
Casey
Mise Bessie Claypool
Birds
Harriet Praevo
Albert ‘Marvin
Harry McDaniel
D. Hy. Clements
Ella
Wheeler
John Rett Gundaya
Men vs Women Golfers and Illinois Road Policy
An essay argues men's golf is aided by greater experience, eye focus, and age-started play, while noting women show strong eye concentration. A separate report on Illinois bankers urges state highway reform, detailing road conditions across townships, funding, and a proposal for a three-member state highway commission and county engineers.
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Charles Alden Seltzer
Outing Magazine
Tilinola
Illinois
Bankers’ Association
Namois
Chicago
Bankers’ Committee On Good Roads
State Highway Commission
Talking rook delights Horsham residents in May Strand
In New Street Horsham England a talking rook attracts attention. The bird owned by a girl and boy was caught as a chick five years ago and lives in a small garden pen. It has learned nearly 100 simple words without formal teaching and may roam the garden under supervision.
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New Street
Horsham
England
Circus Faithful Boy Pleads for Permission to Attend
Ten year old Niles, a churchgoing boy, asks his mother to let him attend the circus as the season arrives. She doubts the need after three views, but he argues a circus is like the Bible you cannot get too much of it. They attend the show in the afternoon.
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Lfe
John Weir
Marshall
Illinois
Niles
Doubtful Compliment at Pendennis Club
Edward J. Watkins receives a lewd racially charged compliment from a black hat check boy at Pendennis club. The boy praises Watkins gray suit and asks to buy Watkins’s clothes, saying he dresses to a nigger's taste. The moment leaves Watkins unsure whether to be flattered or offended.
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Edward J. Watkins
Pendennis
Watkins
Mr. Watkins
Absurd Claim on Adulterated Food Cited by Wiley
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley debated a Washington correspondent days after his resignation asserting adulteration can be proven harmless. He countered that the manufacturer would be as absurd as a man boasting twins share two birthdays.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Washington
Dr. Wiley
Hardly Fair Plays on Shakespeare Judgment
The exchange questions whether personal bias should influence judgment over Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. The quoted lines challenge restraint in forming an opinion about the plays and the critic’s restraint.
The Likeness
Fragmentary note hints at a story about a likeness or portrait linked to a contemporary figure. Readable phrases reference a face and identity, suggesting a feature on an artist or cultural piece. Further details remain unclear in the OCR fragment.
Naming Trouble Spurs a Biscuit Boss Tale
Mayor Brand Whitlock of Toledo muses on a trust magnate with a tainted name causing a hard bargain. The anecdote contrasts a plaintiff with a poor name to a biscuit firm mishap where Dodgin, the new manager, misidentifies a worker who also claims the manager role.
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Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Dodgin
Manenger
Dle
Dedgin
Buggies Offered At Reduced Prices In Auburn Store
Carload of buggies received with fancy prices for a short time due to limited storage. Customers urged to come and see for themselves at G. W. McNary in Auburn.
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Auburn
Big Creek Evangelical Day Program Draws Crowd
Last Sunday night the Sunday school of Big Creek church presented a Children's Day program. Despite threatening weather many attended and the church was filled. The offering totaled $15 for missionary work and the scholars were praised for a successful performance.
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Big Creek
Religious meeting set for June at Five Points
A Sunday program unfolds at Five Points in Auburn township on June 23 at 9 30 with a devotional by Fred Buschmeyer and welcome by Ira Murphy Speakers include Resnanee Jerry Sehbier and L Faalg will lead Bible study Children’s exercises and teachers training led by A B Anderson Dynamics of Religious Work by Will Washburn and a state church report Messages on temperance and class organization follow with L B Aridergon and Oscar Dueane berger noted as contributors Students and workers names appear among the attendees and organizers
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Five Points
Auburn Township
Fred Buschmeyer
Ira Murphy
Resnanee
Jerry Sehbier
A. B. Anderson
Will Washburn
S. S
Sahler
Roy. Cook
L. B. Aridergon
Oscar Dueaneberger
Billings
Burt
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