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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
3
An OCR fragment outlines a serialized mystery with chapters detailing Brotherson, letters found, and police raids. It hints at an anarchist meeting, accusations, escapes, and investigations by Gryce and Sweetwater guiding pursuit and comparisons across events.
Doris Scott confronts Mr Challoner with a haunting dream of her sister in law’s death and a possible killer. Challoner reassures her and probes the memory of the face, while Brotherson’s brother is looming as a potential link. The scene ends with a late visitor revealing more tension.
Telegram announced the death of a Marshall resident on Feb 21 in Jefferson Kansas. Born March 7 1823 in Dover Delaware he lived in Rush County Indiana and Boon before Marshall. He married Lydia Hargrove in 1849 and Mary Wright in 1875. three children survived but two sons died young along with his wife from cancer. He moved to Kansas in 1882 to work at Independence Woollen Mills. He died after a long illness with his funeral on Feb 24 led by Rev D D Burt. He leaves a widow a daughter and granddaughter. He was the last of his family and was buried in the city cemetery.
Public notice of land tax sale in Clark County Illinois with list of purchasers Millard Hedrick Shade Frank Cole S H Carpenter Joe James and others. Redemption date June 19 1918. owners and occupants warned to redeem to avoid deed transfer by W L Cole assignee.
Local residents claim Dean's Kidney Pills ease backache from weak kidneys. Mrs. David Groces of Casey Hill reports relief after a year of illness, noting speedy improvement after first day of use. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole U S agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Administrator's notice in Clark County Illinois announces that on April 7 1913 the administrator Robert H Brown will present his final report to the County Court in Marshall. Widows heirs and claimants may appear to resist the discharge of duties and responsibilities connected to the estate.
A fragment describes carbon paper sheets used to trace patterns for a Herald issue. The note references carbon sheets and tracing tools likely connected to print production or design workflows in the newspaper office.
State of Illinois Clark County to Martha Warriner and all in possession or ownership of taxed lands and town lots. John Orcutt assignee of purchaser Harry Cole warns redemption ends June 19, 1913 with potential deed upon non redemption.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick fix for constipation. It claims regular use improves digestion and eliminates “poisons” from the system, urging readers to visit Taube neck and Darleon in the city.
An advertisement from The G H Rowan Drug Co claims a “strictly harmless” cure for urinary distress, offering a free 50 cent package and a prepaid sample to readers. It asserts the remedy cures frequent urination both day and night in both old and young, urging word of mouth spread.
Edward Pearce is appointed administrator of the George A Huffington estate in Clark County Illinois. He will appear at the Clark County Courthouse Marshall for the May Term on the first Monday in May to settle claims. Creditors are notified to present claims and debtors to pay promptly. Dated February 6 1913. J W Graham attorney.
John Deye of Galawa Michigan credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing a twelve year skin ailment after $400 in medical bills. The testimonial claims the salve heals burns and bruises and is recommended by City Drug Store Tauberieck and Davison.
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