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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
3
A writer argues that strong emotions and overwork of the brain harm the colon and that temperate living can cure constipation. A case is cited of a persistent grouch who improved after stopping fault finding, suggesting self-control as a low-cost remedy.
The Florence Herald notes a witty remark claiming women have little inventive genius but bets one woman coined alimony. The editorial stylizes the quip as social commentary.
A humorous column notes a man juggling between his boss and his wife, suggesting frequent work/home conflicts and the strain of keeping both authorities satisfied. The piece uses light tone to describe the double bindings of loyalty and chores.
A historical note traces parliamentary acts from England to 1235, Scotland to 1430, and Ireland to 1310, outlining the long timeline of legislative records across three kingdoms.
A Hurley quote notes that crossing to the opposite pavement often eases conflict but rarely fixes underlying issues. It emphasizes persistent obstacles to harmony regardless of where one stands.
In New York County Court the matter of O B Grant is closed with probate ordered. Bertha Yager is declared owner of all Grant property. administration deemed unnecessary and debts paid. The People v Leroy Parker orders $10 monthly support for Parker’s wife. The People v L H Butler acknowledges possession of intoxicating liquor. bond $1000, guilty plea, fined $100 and costs paid. The People v Walter Harris涉及 transporting intoxicating liquor. bond set at $1000, failure to bond resulted in jail.
Frank R. Triplett born September 14 1865 in Athens Ohio died June 24 1928 at age 63 years 9 months 10 days. He lived in Clark County most his life married Myrtle Bennett October 4 1917. Survived by wife mother Ruth Ann Triplett sister Lorinda Fassnecht, nephews C W Pitman and John Hess. Funeral Tuesday at United Brethren Church Marshall with Rev I B Sipes. burial in Marshall cemetery.
Wellington Murphy and others sell a lot in Marshall to Hal H Kesler for 1 dollar. Mary Osborn Van Ness and others transfer land in 2210 14 to Otis Gross and wife for 2 dollars. Wesley Pearson and wife sell land in 2112 10 to P C Co and St La R R Co for 500 dollars. John Chancellor sells a Martinsville lot to A L Moore for 1 dollar. Mary Scholack and others transfer land in 23 12 12 to Sterling Barlet for 1 dollar. Leona C Basinger and husband sell land in 29 18 to Herbert Lindsey for 1 dollar. Phoebe J Blankenbaker sells a Martinsville lot to Pearl L Sanders and others for 1 dollar. John F Albrecht and others transfer land in 18 10 11 to Carl Albrecht for 1 dollar.
A reflective line argues honesty is a mental stance rather than a formal rule or policy, suggesting authenticity comes from inner resolve. The piece contrasts policy with personal integrity and implies honesty is a mindset guiding behavior.
A Boston Herald report notes a man will follow a doctor advised exercise routine. The plan aims to improve health and may involve a structured schedule and monitored activity.
Administrator's notice for Reese Pritchard estate in Clark County Illinois announces appointment of administratrix and intent to proceed with settlement under local probate law. The notice seeks required parties and future court filings.
The county court of Clark County Marshall invites all creditors to attend the August term on the first Monday in August to have claims adjusted. Debtors are urged to pay promptly. Dated June 13 1928. Administratrix WM T Hollenbeck Atty Advertisement 24-4.
In the circuit court of Illinois Clark county a chancery suit Illinois National Supply Co. vs A M Myers et al is on the docket. An affidavit of nonresidence for J E Ellis and J B Ellis doing business with Myers Oil Co has been filed and a summons issued. The bill was filed October 24 1927 and the case remains pending.
The notice requires J. E. Ells and J. B. Ellis to appear before the circuit court in Marshall Illinois on July 9 to plead answer or demur to the complainant Myers of Co bill. If they fail the bill will be confessed and a decree entered. Clerk Russell L. Riley issues the notice June 6 1928 with Parker Cox Eagleton as solicitors.
The executor of James M. Chickadouse, deceased, Clark County Illinois, gives notice he will appear before Clark County Court at the Marshall courthouse in August term to proceed with the estate matters.
On the first Monday in August next, all persons having claims against the estate are requested to make immediate payment. Dated June 16, 1928. Modest Bohn, Executor. S. M. Scholfield, Atty. Advertisement 25-4.
Bargains include Diamond Lamps Lanterns Self Heating Irons Milk Strainers Criss Cross Razor and Stropper with a candle power lamp as low as $9.00. Also promoting J. M. Pitkin Food Products and W. H. Dog Remedies.
Will Delaney runs a tailor shop above the Variety Store in Marshall Dhnois. The brief notice identifies the location and proprietor without further details.
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