Tax delinquency list for Clark County Illinois 1918 additions
Public notice lists delinquent lands town lots and railroad properties in Clark County Illinois for 1917 and earlier years. It includes properties in Archer and Dulaney subdivisions, Outlets Additions, Manley’s Addition and railroad property under Cairo Division Vandalia lines. Public sale planned by County Treasurer John W Fredenberger at June term 1918 to satisfy unpaid taxes costs and special assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Jos Williams
Archer Ave
Warren Scholfield
Archers Ist
Benj Scholfield
Gov
Occesccose Ceeseeseee
Dulaney & Kester
Seymour Hurst
Nia
Red Bank
James C Downing
Nities Ab
Dorothy Davidson
Robin Tompson
Sol Handys
Frank Lake
We& Cc
Thompson
McKeen’s
Archers
Anna Casteel
Highfll
Dulaney
Cyrus Cultern
Em. Wu
HM Janney All Blk
Neecdayandanlas
Etta M Perdue
Warren Green
Arthur Johnson
Ferris
St. Mary’s Church
SY Wees
Ceees
Robert Jackson
Tavern
Nightlinger
Frank Hurst
Mary Taubeneck
Alrena Briscoe
Martha Lovell
Fey Fee
Act Ulegs
Henry Statelern
Wallace Baird
Oak St
Harry Baird
Nettie Jones
Jennie F Finkbiner
Fidelia Crumlin
Stever
N. Ross
Manley
Meni Nightlinger
A. R. Clark
Joe Fishback
H. B. Plamage
Outlet
Mantey
Jap West
John Weir
South Park
Susie R Hammerly
Robt Brown
Afcar
Plaster’s
Wm Dolin
Stephen G Summers
Vandalha Park
John Tudor
Wm Dolle
Martinsville
J A Turner
Cooper
Chas Secrest
Lafferty
R E Deverick
Clara Smitley
Lou Miller
Cairo
C., ©, Co. & St L. Railway Company
St L. Railway Company
North Boundary
Clark County
Said County
Sidell & Olney Railway Company
Sidell & Olney Ry Co’s
Said
Sidell & Olney
Clerk County
Stonery
Clark
Ilinois
John W Fredenberger
Illinois
John W. Fredenberger
Iowa
Charles Scott
Marshall Herald
Marshall
Clinvuis
Trustee's
Wis
Clarence Virey
Jones
Ed Medcalf
Richart
Ed Ramsey
Wim Hessereee
Bertha Mills
Tom Sloan
John Elmore
Sam Deahl
Harmon Sargeant
Black
Chas Garver
Rowland & Miller
Leo Fasly
Dependave
Miler Richart
Additio
J'h Callahan Richart
HC Byers
Jennie Taggart
T W Lamb
Eeeees
J A Richart
Livingstown
A Wyrick
Amanda White
Frank Patton
Masonic Lodge
Archer's
John A Griffith Repone
Marsh
Robert Prewett
McKeen
James Blackburn
George
Glenn Halle
Anna Huey
Burnap
Atel
Sripse Encae
Fred Hofsas
Lowry
L Huey
E G Pollard
A Weeden
Samuel & H Spellbring W
Lot
Ft & Opt
Greens
Cow
Hofsas
JM Tobey
Hart
Sarah E Vanscoyk
Zerilda Taflinger
JA & MA Devers
Sly
Shuey & Bros’ Add
West Witson
O Kaufman
Hull
West Union
George Whitlock
Frank Bush
Denham
Ernest Hess
Sol Craig
F Poorman
Walnut Prairie
Sam Sheets
John Hurst
Lew
John S Johnson
Castlefin
Rebecca Knight Istle
Vandalia Railroad Company
Guardian's Sale of Minor's Real Estate in Illinois
By order of the Clark County Court in 1918 Homer Lowther as guardian of Bernice Lowther will sell the minor’s undivided one seventh interest in the NE quarter of Section 19 Township 12 North Range 11 West Clark County Illinois containing 40 acres more or less at the east door of the Court House in Marshall on May 30 1918 at 1 p m. Cash in hand day of sale. The sale is for the minor’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Homer Lowther
Bernice Lowther
Clark
Marshall
Ninois Terias
Ecla
Baby Bonds Promote Thrift and Patriotism in Schools
John D. Shoop argues that baby bonds and War Savings Stamps offer a practical path to thrift education in Chicago public schools. A central depository will distribute stamps as installments toward bonds, linking youth finance with national duty and fostering citizenship loyalty amid the wartime effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Shoop
Chicago
Ucation
America
Board of Education
Lfe
Why We Fight No 2 by Clarence L Speed
Secretary of the War Committee of the Union League Club of Chicago argues Germany’s long history of aggression and the Prussian doctrine of Might is Right. He cites Frederick the Great, Bismarck, Kaiser Wilhelm, and Luxburg to claim a deliberate plan of conquest and terror. He urges American action to end the war and free nations from militarism. The piece includes a second ad about Texas Wonder kidney remedy and carbon paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Speed
The
Union League Club of
Chicago
Germany
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Frederick
Radziwills
Belgium
Bismarck
Chamber of Deputies
Denmark
Austria
France
Kaiser
China
Attilla
Baron Luxburg
Argentina
Oran
Guazo
Bordeaux
United States
von Bethmann-Hollweg
F. C. Walcott
America
Youngest War Savings Star From Lake Forest
Albert B. Dewey born October 8 1916 is the youngest member of the Illinois Maximum War Savings club. He has War Savings Stamps totaling 1000 maturity value and is the son of Lieut. Charles B. Dewey U S N R F and Mrs Dewey of Lake Forest. His father joined the navy at the outbreak of war and earned a commission as lieutenant. Albert is too young to enlist but supports the thrift drive and war savings program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Albert
Ashi
Bond Paper With National Reputation Promises Quality
The Bond Paper offers a strong national reputation for quality stationery. The material is presented as reliable for official and professional use, emphasizing durability and consistent performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Paper
Home Made Stock Salt Boosts Health and Profits
Readers are advised to mix common barrel salt with Keifer's Concentrated Animal Tonic and Worm Destroyer to create a self-serve stock salt. The blend, costing under 3 cents per pound, claims to rid worms, tone blood, aid digestion, and improve growth and fattening while offering a money back guarantee if results fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keifer
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West
Boundary Line
Northwest Quarter
Northeast
Southwest Quarter
Southeast Quarter
Northeast Corner
Northwest
Southwest Corner
Southeast Corner
Guardian
M. Scheldeld
Airy
Ald
Texas
E W Hall
Olive Street
St Louis
Herald Office
the Herald
Tepp’s
Qrock Tables
Tom Golden
Ned
Harlan
Charles Stepp
Keifer Drug Co
C.M. Bubeck
J. E. Callacher
Jo Ulissis