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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1918
Page
2
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Illinois faces 68 anti liquor campaigns in progress for the April election as dry lawmakers battle saloon forces for control of the legislature next fall. The piece also notes Archie Roosevelt receiving a French war cross after injury in action and army mail logistics affecting ship deployment.
The piece criticizes township supervisors for approving or denying bills inconsistently. It claims merchants and professionals face delays and arbitrary rejections, with officials avoiding direct discussion. The author urges more accountable, businesslike procedures and clearer standards.
An Indian engineer returning from war service compares New York inconveniences to Paris and London wartime shortages. He notes high prices in Britain yet rising wages and public resilience, arguing America must endure greater sacrifices as Britain and France mobilize for imperialism.
The Faith, a 7900 ton reinforced concrete ship, launched in six weeks from pour to water, features 640 tons of steel and a heavy mesh basket framework. With a 5000 ton carrying capacity and speeds of ten to eleven knots, engineers deem it seaworthy though a trial trip is planned, and the Shipping Board’s stance on further builds remains awaited.
The Wabash Valley Telephone directory announces a change effective around early April. Call 418 at the Wabash Valley Tel office within the next two days for details and updated listings.
The piece surveys British mood during World War I, noting resilience amid hardships including food shortages and labor unrest. It quotes Admiral Hall and Col John Buchanan on attitudes toward enemies and allies, and reflects on enduring British hatred toward Germany through the war. A contrasting aphorism about appearances versus reality closes the rambling reflection.
Public notice of a partition sale in Clark County Illinois under a 1918 decree. Special Master I H M Janney will sell at 2 pm on April 13 1918 at the east door of the courthouse in Marshall Illinois the SW quarter of the NW quarter and the NW quarter of the SW quarter of Section 1 Township 11 North Range 13 West for cash only. Everett Connelly, Comptroller's Solicitor.
State of Illinois Clark County estate notice alerts heirs that on April 1 1918 the Administratrix will present a final report to the County Court in Marshall Illinois and seek discharge from duties. Attorney listings include Alice Eva Graham and Snavely. Also notices in Chancery include Earl M Pardue vs Arlia J Perdue partition with March term 1918 and a special master in charity to conduct sale on March 20 1918 following court orders.
Notice to heirs and interested parties that on June 19 1916 at the Marshall Illinois courthouse the taxes and special assessments for 1915 on lands and town lots were sold to Dan Stover and his assignees S M Scholfield. The properties in Clark County Illinois including Lots 66 67 and 68 in Dulanys 6th Addition Casey were assessed to Ethel Lewis. Redemption period ends June 19 1918, otherwise a deed will be sought from the Clark County Clerk to the purchaser or assignee.
The Division of Highways invites proposals on plans and specs for Reynolds Bridge Spans two 60 feet each with a 16 foot roadway and 19 feet overall height. Bids due March 26 1918 at 1 p m in Marshall Illinois. Engineer's estimate 5960 dollars. Er. Leander Wright Burns Hurst John Paddock Bridge Committee.
Report of the condition of Dulaney National Bank at Marshall Illinois as of March 4 1918 with resources including loans and discounts U S Bonds securities stock and real estate and deposits totaling 843574.66 The statement sworn by Harry B Dulaney president and notarized by Nelle Warriner on March 15 1915.
State of Illinois Clark County March Term 1918 in Chancery W J Goodrich vs B G Chandos et al partition sale set for April 13 1918 at the east door Marshall Clark County Illinois Lots 1 and 2 in Block 49 in Archers First Addition to Marshall and a parcel of land 2 acres described as part of Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter Section 15 Township 11 North Range 12 West north and east of Marshall and Charleston Road terms cash on date of sale administrator H M Janney Everett Connelly Compt’s Sol notice dated March 16 1918
Tax purchaser notice to Ettle Lewis, GC Ar Lewis, and all occupants of described stands and town lots. Notices address taxed individuals and persons in possession or with interest in the Davide and town lots, naming owners and interested parties under special assessment.
A decretal order of the County Court of Clark County Illinois directs Homer Lowther guardian to sell the undivided one eleventh interest in the southeast quadrant of Section 19 Township 12 North Range 11 West containing about 40 acres. Sale set for April 7 1918 at 1 p m at the courthouse Marshall Illinois. Cash in hand day of sale. Samuel M Scholfield appears as attorney.
Sealed bids will be received for bridge work as directed in the notice. Bids must conform to the specifications and be submitted by the stated deadline to the designated office.
Publication notice filed for Rosetta I. Davison administratrix of Nancy C. Orndorff estate against John W. Taylor Carrie J Knox George M Taylor William H Taylor Flora E Dempster and Charles B Taylor in Clark County Illinois to sell Lot 2 Block 34 in Marshall to pay debts unless defendants appear April 1 1918 in the County Court of Clark County.
Order of Clark County Court authorizes sale of the deceased William Deitrick estate. On April 11 1918 a public sale at Marshall courthouse door will offer one half undivided of Lot 1 Block 27 in Will B Archers First Addition Waren Clark County Illinois. Cash due at sale.
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