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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1922

Page

3

Tax delinquency notice for Clark County railroad property

John W Lewis Clark County Treasurer lists delinquent taxes on the C and St L Railway track and right of way extending through Clark County Illinois and the western boundary line, totals for 1921 and interest to April 1 1922. Harry Potter publisher confirms publication in the Marshall Herald May 10 1922.

Harry Potter Marshall Herald Marshall County of Clark Illinois Marshall, Hall, Illinois

The Bride's Joke Reflects on Marriage Preps

An OCR fragment from a Boston transcript shows a bridesmaid urging the bride to move toward the mirror. The bride stays fixed, reflecting on marriage before stepping into a social moment, calmly noting the wait and the value of contemplation.

Boston ‘Transcript

Westfield Railway Right of Way and Taxes

Westfield Railway Company extends land strip on each side of its track with right of way stations and improvements from the track crossing the Clark county line to 4000 feet south of the main line right of way where it meets the former Slidell Olney railroad. Total delinquent tax on railroad track right of way stations and improvements including taxes on rolling stock and other personal property due and unpaid 1198.59.

Clark County Anal Eneracdenes Cen Kate Heywood Francis ‘Demarees Ollie W.E. Grant Harry Orr Charles Sturdevant Aleswearns John Patton Benton Eberart Sweet Turner McGinnis BBC YS. S. Fortig Jones Oic Cochonour E. T. Wiley Cc. F Johnson Dulaney Geo Andrew. Wyrick Weeve Andrew Wyrick Pt C. P. Harrison C. Sutherland AL Lockard Lereeneceeerseetveetecee Seedosrayenserens Harrison Guthrie Abe Clouse Jasper Newell Harrison Epec Seat Ag ‘Harry Indrunay Canebauetangwelboe Cumberland N. B. Legeo D. Higbee Archer Alfred’ Stoyer Geo Kennedy Handy Spec Alfred ‘Stover Esas Eeensemvee Andrenscawanesase N. B. Lee J. B. Davison Frank Geheb N. B. Léa Emma Davidson Wim,Taylor N.-B Lee Spec Wimi, Taylor Spapiasangsittn N.B. Lee Jasper Avenue Place Carl Q. Kackley Bulaney Ada Rush & Hammond H. M. Janney Albert Pine Pt Leendrinhodttod Albert Davidson Devesbin ‘ Wabash Alice Bennett Pramsegwanas Searenessances Gaurd H. M. Janney Maplest Sewer Venton Bolen Jon Hurst Mid Elizabeth Wibel Chas Sherman Davison J. Schmitley Mabel French Julius Snedeker Pers John F. Gallatin Valgin Bergman R. R. Nightlinger Lafferty Livingston C. E Redman B. Lowe Mantfey Wyrick M. R. Atkinson McNary Wallace Baird Oak St Andréw Wyrick L. B. Lippincott Everett Black Perry Ferris Dill West Eran Secussunvesonsee Ed Ratsner McKeen O Weir South Park S. A. Slusser Joe Flenner Wemenene Cemate Caperees Sane Ruth A. Covert Carter See Eemnartueees Vaneeane Grace Tucker Carter Lena Martz S. P. Johnson Andes McDaniel Westfield Hattie Burwell Virgil Millis Onteeeenee D. L. Arbogast N S. Peters C. B. Lowe Chas. F. Mullins Franik’ Montgomery Lee Brandenberg Arthey Athey Sepp eReen Brenaw Enna H. Sloan J. H. White M. J. Peters E. A. Wiseman J. H. Parker A. ‘Rider W. F. Brewer Elva Hoover Wit Ne & Nes Anno Aldy Cance Ee Cceeceseeneeenepeeveneen Versensene Eponsoanans Elva Hoover Ineoee Roy Evans Sencar Essences Ed Ramsey Hayes Estate OM Elva Hoover Wis Sess I.e Ecvensensers Accasons E. H. Moore Wm. Willison Williams C. B. Briscoe J. W. Nor Richart D. M. Evinger Thos Willams B. Briscoe Ben Waterman Richart’s Place Co BO Wee Ehewee Cressesas S. Adkinson Wana Nestunen N. Lowry Flavious Reynolds BE. Li Parker BE. L. Parker O. Miller Weseneanee Josephine Tobey Fairer Corse M. B. Squires C. C. Daugherty Sw. Senseresenet Fred H. Gilbert West Union G. W. Boles Oaeanseersee Cokper Nepeneratensenre Nettie Robinson Zerllds Homer Guinnip Mabel Bonsmanner James’ ‘Steward Ia Ensrevawersenere Ames Steward En Tneenhsesadetaey Aeaen Clerk E. Ya Seetton Ee T. H. Brewing Co Ernest R. Shuey Ni‘b. Lee Dnehia and Agadunsgbigeescracenean J. R. Gum Lot Lande Ccesserreces Necseees Peat Aga Seemanae Casey J. R Sluaser L. D Higbee J. R. Shuey Davis & Son Aeons 16 10.75 . of Lot 6 and All of Lot. Aemaeeet Seeaeneenes G. Ditzenberger Eseeveenese Almeda Cc. Honser Oneoene R. Gumlots D. A. Stark Ceermacet Eliza Boyer Frank Hasley Weneneen J.R. Gum Haney Gray J. R. Gum Henry Thatcher Earl. Moore Calvin Tefft J. c King Bing Cossesses Teeseer Vedersenmenenes John Mostnight A. D. Zellars A. D. Zellars Ones Peer Cnesareertes Sens Bese Etec Aees J. G. Ditzenberger L. G. Archer Claude Turman J.G. Ditzenberger Westfield Railway “Company Pennsylvania ‘Railroad Slidell &Olney ‘Railroad

Yale Short Line Railway Right of Way Description

A legal notice describes a land strip along the Yale Short Line Railway Company track. It specifies parcels on both sides of the line including the track, right of way, stations and improvements. The description begins 4000 feet south of the Pennsylvania Mainline right of way crossing and extends to a defined terminus.

County Treasurer to Seek Sale of Delinquent Clark County Lands

Public notice states I John W Lewis county treasurer will apply to the Clark County court at the June term 1922 for judgment against delinquent lands town lots and railroad property for unpaid 1921 taxes and costs and to sell the properties. On the third Monday of June at ten a m the listed lands will be offered at public sale at the courthouse in Clark County Illinois for the due amounts.

John Lewis Clark County Illinois John W. Lewis Clark Ullinois

Four Horsemen phrase sparks bookstore quarrel

A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt shows a crusty dealer and a would-be customer quarreling over pronouncing a "Four Horsemen" term. The customer complains of being tricked by multiple bookstores and suspects a conspiracy to expose his ignorance.

Tve Birmingham Age-Herald

Cyclist Seeks Road Answer in Village Inconvenience

A cyclist stops in a sleepy village to ask a young man where a road leads. The youth cannot answer and appears uneasy. After three miles the rider rests at an inn and the village youth arrives dusty and asks if he is the person who asked. The cyclist confirms, prompting the dusty reply that his brother also did not know. Answers: London.

London

The Lord is my chauffeur

Barbara, a young Sunday school pupil, proudly displayed a metallic wrist band bearing a line from the Golden Texts after reciting the Twenty-Third Psalm. The Dallas Journal notes her earnest study and playful mispronunciation as she learned in the primary department.

Barbara Dallas Journal

Boston Artist Seeks Model on the Common

A young Boston artist found a potential model on the Common and discussed posing. The hobo replied that “til the cons get busy” he could hold a position, prompting the artist to consider the difficulty of staying still for long periods.

Boston Boston Transcript

Demonstrating Earth's Motion at Home with Water and Resin

A reader guide describes using a large water bowl and powdered resin to reveal Earth's rotation. By marking a line with coal dust and leaving the bowl undisturbed for hours, the bowl’s water surface appears to drift east as the vessel remains stationary, illustrating the Earth’s west-to-east rotation.

Leonard Bastin Scientific American

Speeding Legal Quip From Courtroom Chronicle

The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a humorous exchange as a professional aviator argues he was crawling while fined $25 for speeding. The judge counters by acknowledging the hazard of speed in aviation and imposes the modest penalty.

Birminghham Age-Herald

Self-Hazing Lesson From a Correspondence Course

A young man walks with one shoe off and coat inside out as a policeman confronts him. He explains he is taking a correspondence course and was told by sophomores to hate himself, a humorous self–mocking moment from The Owl.

Picture taste clashes in art talk on climate

Mr Wadleigh questions a Venus rising scene while an art dealer defends the work. The dialogue shifts to hunting imagery and Eskimos as alternative subjects, reflecting a debate over acceptable art in home display.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boundary Line Northwest Westfield Railway Yale Short Line Railway Yale Short Line Railway Company Pennsylvania Railroad Sidell’& Olney
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