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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
14
The text discusses Naaman's cleansing by Elisha as a faith healing example, linking it to divine power and salvation themes. It weaves in historical notes on prophecy, sin, and the belief in Christ’s sacrifice, plus a stray modern newspaper oddity about stage managers and sunrise effects.
A fragment notes a personal tale of kidney trouble causing back pain and sleepless nights. The narrative urges taking action before chronic issues arise and hints at remedies claiming relief from kidney-related discomfort.
Public notice in Clark County Illinois informs Katie B Newman Grant Stewart Anthony Stewart Emma Curtis and John Hunt of Franklin Stewart executor of Josephus Stewart deceased filing a petition in County Court Marshall for an order to sell estate real estate to pay debts. Summons returnable April term 1911 with appearance required to avoid a decree.
Public notice announces a chancery sale of multiple oil and gas leases and land in Clark County Illinois. Master in Chancery Arthur Poorman will auction March 22 or April 22, 1911, at Marshall Illinois court house to satisfy a foreclosure and partition decree. Local details describe conveyed parcels and payment terms.
In Clark County Illinois a Master in Chancery will sell at public vendue the east half of the southwest quarter of section 2 and the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 16 in township 9 north range 13 west. Sale set for April 22, 1913 at the east door of the Marshall Court House with one half of the purchase money due at sale and balance in twelve months.
Notice to legal voters and residents of Marshall County Clark Township of the annual township meeting and officers election to be held Tuesday April in the city hall. Meeting opens at dawn and closes by five o clock with polls designated for voting. Officers to be elected include one supervisor highway commissioner and constables to fill vacancies. Town meeting will authorize necessary expenses and decide on measures under law. Dated March 23, 1921 Ernest Adams Township Clerk.
dubious text fragment mentions witnesses and a printer, alluding to a court case or confession. references to names like Frye and general legal jargon appear tangled and unclear.
Champ Clark lauds the late Senator Daniel of Virginia describing him as the last of the old orators in Congress. His lasting fame rests on two masterful eulogies on Lee and Stonewall Jackson delivered before entrance into Congress.
On a Cam island near Grantchester a mill pond known as By Ron's Pool marks where a student poet bathed. Edward Conybeare notes that bathing was frowned upon by Cambridge authorities in his era and in earlier times a student caught bathing faced public flogging and potential expulsion from the university.
Public notice of a chancery sale in Clark County Illinois arises from the case Edgar Volkers vs W H Volk ers et al. The Master in Chancery Arthur Poorman will auction at 2 PM on Saturday April 23 1911 at the east door of Marshall Court House. Lots 1 and 4 in block 3 and lot 6 in block 7 in the original town of Dennison Illinois to be sold to highest bidder with payment terms split over three installments.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a sale action with terms about installments and secured notes. It references a master in chancery Arthur Poorman in Clark County and a date in March 1911. Purchasers may have credit terms and deferred payments as described, though details are incomplete.
In Clark County Illinois in the March term of the circuit court master in chancery Arthur Poorman will publicly vend Southeast quarter of section 35 town 11 N range 12 W containing 960 acres situate in Clark County at the east door of the court house Marshall Illinois. Terms: one half cash on sale day, balance in two installments at six and twelve months secured by notes with security. Purchaser to pay all cash if desired. Dated March 27 1912.
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