Delinquent railroad property taxes in Clark County Illinois
Public notice announces tax delinquency on railroad track right of way and improvements owned by the C C C & St L Railway Company and Yale Short Line Railway Company. I J W Fredenberger will seek judgment at the Clark County Court and schedule public sale for unpaid 1923 taxes and assessments on June 16 1924 at the courthouse.
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Boundary Line
Northwest Quarter
Northeast
Southwest
Southeast
Northwest Corner
Southwest Corner
Clark County
Clark
Illinois
J. W. Fredenberger
What's in a Name by Rev. John C Page
Reverend John C Page of Moody Bible Institute Chicago presents exploration of the meaning and origin of personal and place names. The discussion surveys biblical and cultural origins, noting how names reflect identity and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Page
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
The Christian Name and Its Significance in Pauls Teaching
The article traces how the term Christian arose in Antioch during Paul and Barnabas teaching. It links the name to the believers in Christ who are “in Christ” and Christ in them, stressing the distinctive spiritual reality of union with Jesus and the purpose to live in his name.
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Stephen
Jerusalem
Antioch
Jesus
Barnabas
Christ
Tarsus
Saul
Paul
Apostle
Lord
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
God
the Apostle
Ainners
Westfield Railway Tax Delinquency Report Details
The document outlines a strip of land and improvements along the Westfield Railway Company's track from Clark County to a point 4000 feet south of the center of the Pennsylvania railroad right of way. It lists delinquent taxes on the railroad track right of way stations improvements rolling stock and related personal property totaling 989.44.
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C., C., C. & St. la. Railway Company
North Boundary
Clark County
Said County
Yale
Short Line Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sidell & Olney Railroad
Ill
Westfield Railway Company
Obituary for Mariam Walsh of Clarksville
Mariam Perry Walsh born March 8 1849 in Clark County Illinois died April 17 1924 at Clarksville aged 75 years 1 month 9 days She married John B Walsh June 6 1869 and had four children Edward P Charles D Mrs Charles Hollingsworth and Otto E Her family and church ties are noted with Baptist and Presbyterian affiliations Her husband died March 6 1911 She is survived by four children fourteen grandchildren three sisters and three brothers with many relatives in the area
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Mariam “Perry
Moses ‘Ann
Catherine Heimer Perry
Clark County
Illinois
Clarksville
John B. Walsh
Clark
Edward P
St. Louis
Charles D
Kansas, IL
Charles Hollingsworth
Martinsville
Otto E
Marshall
Murphy
Coleman’ Riley
Grandylow
Jaarea ‘Hornbrook
Coffeyville
Kansas
Thraa Brothers
Aridaa
Local Figures Named Perry and Lafayette Highlighted
James Perry of Clark County and Lafayette of Charleston are mentioned among individuals linked to the event or record, signaling regional involvement and notable local names in the coverage.
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James Perry
Clark County
Lafayette
Charleston
Panacea for unhappiness in the home
Uncle Henry's Sayings advises that kindness true affection and willingness to bear each other's burdens form the great remedy for unhappiness at home.
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Henry
Cats in English Law Recognize Fines for Killing Cats
An old England note shows that cats were rarely mentioned until the Ninth or Tenth century when a document imposed fines for killing a cat. The penalty stood at fourpence for killing a cat and eightpence for killing the king's cat.
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England
Lands and property list published in Marshall Herald
Harry Potter publisher certifies that the list of lands town lots and railroad property was published in the Marshall Herald Marshall Illinois on May 9 1924 and distributed according to law.
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Harry Potter
Marshall Herald
Marshall
County of
Clark
Illinois
Homely Expressions Under a Magnifying Glass
A brief reflection on common sayings like Let me see I want to know and Do tell revealing their practical sense when examined closely. The phrases are praised for their directness and usefulness in everyday conversation.
Squaring the Circle: More Fortune Tellers Predict End
Three more fortune tellers declare the world is ending while stubbornly attempting to square the circle. Their forecasts echo a persistent apocalyptic mindset, even as the paradox remains unresolved.
Administratrix Notice for J H Kiger Estate
Bartha Kiger announces herself as administratrix of the J H Kiger estate in Clark County Illinois. She will appear before Clark County Court at Marshall for the July term to settle claims and requests all creditors to present their demands and settle debts.
Weeping Willow Park Moment Explains Rain Delay
A woman seated in a park warns of rain as she and a man linger under a weeping willow. The moment conveys a betentive mood of impending weather and a casual, intimate exchange between them.
Administratrix Notice for John H Parker Estate
Martha J Parker is named administratrix of John H Parker deceased of Clark County Illinois. She will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall for June term on the first Monday to adjust claims and all creditors must present their demands. Creditors should file claims and debtors must settle promptly as of April 25.
Tailored Suits Feature Quiet Lines and Fine Craft
A French axiom that there is nothing so beautiful as care is seen in this season's tailored suit. The beige twill ensemble includes a double bred coat and a plain straight skirt with trim lines emphasizing finish and impeccable tailoring.
A Slight Difference in Fiss and Ewine Machine
A garbled OCR fragment notes a slight difference between two machines and asks a cryptic question about who edited something and who saw it. The readable text provides minimal coherent facts and includes no identifiable persons or organizations.
Executrix Notice in Clark County Illinois Estate
Emma E. Brosman executrix of the estate of John Brosman deceased requests all creditors and claimants to appear before the Clark County Court at Marshall for settlement during the June Term on the first Monday in June. Creditors must attend to have claims adjusted and any debts owed must be paid promptly. Dated April 24, 1924. Arthur Poorman, attorney.
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John Brosman
A. D
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Yale Short Line Railway Company
I. J. W. Fredenberger
Goitland
Awwilter
Pearson
Walter
Joseph
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Ed Washburn
Ea Washburn
Altena Briscoe
Trace Reed
H. B. Dulaney
Raisner
L. Dulaney
Roy Moulter
A. R. Clark
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Sam Whit Manley
Chris Sharp
Abrilla Perishow
H. J. Buxbaum
Reveveresraventeee
Gard
John D. Hurst
Clarence Pence Lafferty
V. Bergman
Harriet Secrest
Ceeeneneneees
Wade
Saeeee
Wm. Redman
Chas. Price
A. Low Lafferty
Aeememeeeersenneps Dees En
Saenaeenenateneees Soensiowene
Trustee's
H. Sloan
Richart
Lancey Plenner
Ae Moore
T. H. Sloan
Martinaville
W. H. Randall
G. J. Ford
Wea
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Vabash
Dennison
A. W. Hempleman
McKeen
C. EB. Chun
Yacob Barnes
BE. Williams
V. BE. Brown
Estel Crumline Blk
Tate
Tate Eeeewereesece
Zane Arbuckle
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Pertpien Tebe Spites
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Westfield
C. C. Daugherty
C. Vanscoyk
H. Gilbert E
Walter Knapp
J. J. Hinkley
J. T. Pike
Ste Even Entenssgenanae Eunenees
C. E. Rupert
Neen Weementenaesenteneres
R. M. Porterfield
Vanes
M. W. Deem
Meensenner Omnes
Waenenesenearen
H. O. Miller
R. W
C. G. Hall
Sevedgegianes
C. C. Vansenyk
J. H. Taflinger
Myrtle E. Kirkham
Jas. H. Johnson
Geo Simmons
L. A. Beavers
East End
Westfeld
Joseph Redman
Mage of York
Mary A. Jackson
Mariam ‘Walsh
Cate
Old England
J. H. Kiger
Illlinois
Clark’County
Bartha Kiger
Administratrin
John H.parker
Court House
Jane
Martha J. Parkers
Arthur . Poorman
Atty
Emma E. Brosman
Arthur Poorman
Keifer Drug CO
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Red Crown
Middle Western States
Baird Comer
E. Main St
Socklers
W. T. Trueblood
Kannamacher
R. F. Dene
Shade Bros
Auburn
Mil
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Murphy Bros
Standard Oil: “Company
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