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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1949
Page
6
Mark Thorne and Miss Justin confront Dyhart in a corporate audit. Thorne exposes a forged signature as Miss Justin denies stealing funds, revealing a scheme around nearly ten thousand dollars via checks and altered accounting rules.
In a tense street scene Dyhart admits guilt over a doctored signature used to steal money. Thorne declares the plan failed to harm Miss Justin, admiring a soft laugh he finds memorable as they resolve to repay. Thorne ponders a new secretary. Released by WiM Features.
Guidance urges caution at intersections with tips from Sericouet en gineers at the University of Illinois. Warns drivers to slow near corners on busy streets and be mindful of left-lane speeds and unlit night cars. Notes many who were once right may be missing today.
University of Illinois expert J. B. Cunningham says farm land prices likely will not fall sharply. He cites slow price growth since 1941, tax concerns on capital gains, low mortgage debts, and a permanent rise in yields as factors. buyers remain cautious and few sales occur.
Practical tips from farm electrical experts outline regular inspection lubrication dust removal and proper cooling for motors. Advice covers brushes replacement overload protection belt alignment and using fuse protection upgrades for older units to ensure safe efficient long term operation.
Agricultural engineer A. R. Ayers of the University of Illinois urges regular tire checks. Ensure tube stems seal with a rubber gasket cap, monitor all tires every few days when cool, and remove low tires to inspect for punctures. Nails may allow miles of travel before a flat.
Local residents host and visit across West Union with Sunday dinners in families including Hutchison Prust Murphy and Ledermann groups. Activities include eighth grade commencement, Mother's Day program, baptisms at West Union Baptist church, and community updates from Clark Cork and Hobe Jackson families. A crash in Buffalo Missouri claimed former resident Mrs Ben Forsythe, with Mrs Pearl Eaton and Mrs Florence Rasmussen visiting Crumlin sisters.
H. H. Bousley urges not wasting corncobs from shelters as bedding. they add organic matter and minerals to soil when spread, rather than burning or tossing into gullies. The text notes corncobs as effective poultry bedding and as a soil amendment, with cautions on erosion use.
The estate of Frank A. Raper deceased in Clark County Illinois sets July 6 1949 as the claim date. Claims may be filed with administrator Lewis A. Raper without summons. Attorney J A Baton Newton Illinois.
Notice to all persons that July 5, 1949 is the claim date for the estate of Will Cork deceased in the County Court of Clark County Illinois. Claims may be filed on or before that date without summons. Executor John M. Hollenbeck. Atty. 220 South Sixth Street Marshall Illinois.
The County Court of Clark County Illinois sets June 6 1949 as the claim date for the estate of Lawrence A Stiner deceased. Claims must be filed on or before that date. Floyd W Heckler is administrator with John Kincaid as attorney. Advertisement. 2 4 D lawn weed control note follows.
State of Illinois, Clark County. In County Court Probate matter of John L. Hawker deceased. Executor Clarence F. Hawker will present final report May 23, 1949 at Marshall to seek discharge from duties. Interested parties Raymond P. Hawker Mary Hawker Hannah Hawker Arbuckle Ralph B. Hawker Freda Hawker and others may appear to contest. Attorneys Snavely & Miller Keisel Building Marshall.
Estate of Christopher Louis Stiner deceased. Claim date set for June 6, 1949 in County Court of Clark County. All claimants must file on or before the deadline.
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