Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Clark County
By order of the Clark County Court I will sell on April 2, 1915 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the east door of the courthouse in Marshall Illinois the undivided part of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 23 in town 10 north range 12 west Clark County to satisfy the estate of Anna Serwise deceased with cash in hand at sale. The parcel excludes land deeded by Anna Serwise to Thomas Craig on March 7 1894 and recorded in Book 47 page 256. Edward Pearce administrator de bonis non. Graham and Snavely attorneys. 9-4
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Clark County
Ilinois
Anna Serwise
Court House
Marshall
Tweny
Michnois
Martinsville and
Darwin
Thomas Craig
Illinois
A. D
Edward Pearce
de Bonis
Graham & Snavely
Attys
Beautiful Cypress Trees Highlighted by Breeders Gazette
The Breeders Gazette extols the cypress as America’s most beautiful summer tree with evergreen foliage, rapid growth, and durable lumber. It notes hardiness in the corn belt, pest resistance southward, easy transplanting, and long life potential for lawns, plus a claim its leaves persisted in coal.
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Fowl Talk and Language Jests Across Two Papers
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Youngstown Telegram
George Rogers Clark Hero of Illinois Country Highlighted
Miss Margaret LeGore read a March Walther Burdick Chapter A R sketch of George Rogers Clark born 1752 near Monticello Virginia. Clark led the 1778 Kentucky Ohio expedition capturing Fort Kaskaskia and Fort Vincennes shaping the American claim to the western lands.
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George Rogers Clark
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Washington
England
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Henry
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Fort Kaskaskia
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Kaskaskia
Rocheblave
Great Britain
Caube
Gibault
Vincennes
Fort Vincennes
F. A. Robinson
United States
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