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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
6
The United States Employment Service reports fraud by private agencies using prefixes like United States or Government in their trade names. Such outfits misrepresent official status and have defrauded individuals. prosecutions will follow against these agencies and institutions.
In a tense chapter, Renshaw prepares for a nocturnal confrontation as a blue luminous circle haunts his room. He hides pistols for protection, contemplates his fragile nerves, and rushes to help Verity Campbell when Grandfather Tawna falters, signaling a dangerous night ahead.
A Marshall Herald feature invites readers to send questions to U S Press Association Washington for quick replies. The Q and A cover Alaska farming plausibility, ancient Mediterranean city legends, Mrs Woodrow Wilson pensions, amber melting, Bryant poetry, patent models, human body composition, voice photography, fruit spoilage prevention, petroleum products, Robin Hood origins, animal rabies, business education growth, sleep counting tips, leak repairs, and ink stain removal with practical advice and brief explanations.
Harry Beabout born December 27 1889 in Clark County Missouri died January 12 1925 in Joliet Illinois at age 38. He was a Bethel Baptist member and a devoted husband to Florence Rupp Beabout and father of Harold Marguerite Citra Mag Florence Marie and Guy Edgar. Survived by his parents Arthur Beachout brothers and sisters Jennie McNary Mabel Lins and Rick Fraker and others. He was a former post office employee with ten years of service in Pasco Washington Billings Montana and Tollet Oregon. He married Florence Rupp October 19 1911 in Terre Haile.
The body of a man associated with Martinguille High School and business ties to Salso Brown's College in Terre Haute was laid to rest in Wood Cemetery Joliet. Strict quarantine barred sympathizers from attending, leaving the bereaved to mourn in isolation.
Maxwell Perry youngest son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester F Maxwell was born August 19 1889 in Martinsville Illinois. He moved to Sullivan Indiana in 1910 and died in the City Coal Mine disaster on February 20 1926. He married Lucie M Conner in 1908 and leaves wife two daughters Mildred and Renay three sons Harold Max and Jack his mother sisters Olive Towell Relia Matkin and Charley A Maxwell plus many relatives.
A large paint company announces a free five gallon gift of its best house paint to one property owner at each post office and on each rural route in the county. The firm aims to have a paint on a house in every locality this season and seeks a local salesman in each county. Interested parties should write the Central Oil Company in Louisville Kentucky.
Executor's notice from Illinois Clark County regarding Charlotte Spittler deceased. Filing final settlement details presented to the court for approval.
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