Administratrix Announces Estate Proceedings for Elmina D Watson
Minnie Brummer, administratrix of Elmina D Watson’s estate in Clark County Illinois, will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall for the July term to adjust claims. Creditors are asked to present claims and all debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly.
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Elmina D. Watson
Clark
Illinois
Clark County
Marshall
James C. Hanks
W. R. Patton
Ilinois
W. A. Patton
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Iinais
Jas. M. McCleary
Robert McCleary
Everett Connelly
Notice of Estate Matters and Final Settlement
Estate notices from Clark County Illinois announce executrix Nellie I Hanks actions at Marshall July term for claims and debts. Final settlements filed by administrators W A Patton and Robert McCleary with hearings and discharge requests.
Unsaken Testimony on Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Thomas Craig of Marshall testifies in two statements from 1915 and 1919 that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney distress, strengthened her kidneys, and improved her health. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. advertisement.
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Dean
Marshall
Thomas Craig
Locust St. Marshall
Doan
Soan
Craig Hed
Foster-Milburn
Cai
Mirs
Bulialos N.Y
War wit and editor jokes flash in tiny paper clips
A collage of quotes and light jests from various papers humorously critiques editors, editors keeping things out of papers, a WWI war anecdote about a wounded soldier, Walt Mason verse about butter and dairy life, car troubles, a movie synopsis gag, and a jab at overpriced algars in newsprint.
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Walt Mason
Jersey
Fray
Oquawka Il
Paris profiteer forecasts retirement over rents
A Paris profiteer jokes about staying solvent and retiring on rents while remarking on a contract for furnishing waste baskets for the League of Nations amid a brief Washington Star quip.
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Paris Profiteer
League of Nations
Washington Star
Sign on Bridge Warns Loafers In Plymouth Notice
A brief item notes a city bridge under construction on Michigan Street in Plymouth. The city marshal posts a sign reading No loafers allowed on this bridge except the workmen, reflecting broad demand for labor and urging work through a concise municipal warning.
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Chicago Tribune
Plymouth
Michigan Street
Chicago
Ind
Daily Republican
Stray Plymouth Rock Clip Wings For Neighboring Gardens
A Plymouth Rock hen escaped to a yard in Georgetown Illinois wearing leg band No 17. The owner Fred W Cheney asks to locate the bird and clip its wings behind the ears. Citizens recount a price dispute over 5 and 10 cent coffee labels. A Barboo Wisconsin item notes a boy’s jest about parental discipline.
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Fred W. Cheney
Georgetown
Ill
My Auto Tis of Thee A Poem of a Worn Car
A humorous monologue laments an aging auto once loved for its garish tires and charm. The speaker recalls spending fortunes on the car, now falling apart with torn top and frayed seats. Horn and perfume evoke mixed reactions as passersby react to the vehicle’s faded glory.
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John
Wwe
Declaration of Independence and Local Obituary Notes
A mixed historical notice condemns political promises and the Milan Standard rate request, followed by obituaries for Mrs. Mary Susan Starks of Dolson and Windfield Scott Ogle of Melrose Township, detailing births, marriages, children, and funeral arrangements.
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Windfield Scott
R. A
Victoria Ogle
Melrose Township
Ida Hazen
Mable Esther
Hershel Austin
Scott
Clark County
Chice Chapel
Bert Eckel
Brunettes Marry Earlier Says Authority
A authority cites statistics that dark haired people marry sooner than fair haired individuals. He notes that most women who live and die spinsters have fair hair, contrasting with brunettes who wed earlier.
Magazine Not Coming Out Next Month Reported
Miss Pansy Pyetin notes a post office report that the next month's magazine is not being published, creating continued suspense in the story.
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Pansy Pyetin
Post Office
First World Championship Series 1884 Pennant Race
The first official world championship series of baseball occurred in 1884 between the Providence team and the Metropolitans. The event marked the origin of modern league title finals as teams competed for the pennant across the season.
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Providence
Metropolitans
Worry and Warnings Surface in Mrs Frett's Remark
Mrs Frett declares that worry has effect, insisting her concerns prove prescient though outcomes defy her fears. The remark frames a belief in mental effort shaping or anticipating events despite contrary evidence.
Light Rays Measure to Millionth of an Inch
Light rays perform the most delicate measurements with accuracy within a millionth of an inch, showcasing precision methods in early metrology.
Golf Match Player Finds Hope After Down But Not Out
A Boston Transcript note suggests a golfer can be down yet not out, implying resilience and potential comebacks in match play.
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Boston Transcript
Poem Fragment Cites W H Channing on Affection
Fragment notes that natural alliance with par Ibest lacks affection, attributed to W H Channing in a brief poetic line. The text presents an opinion on natural bonds and emotional ties without context or further details.
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Channing
Ungentlemanly Scott Fails on Office Date Probe
Betty Rogers confronts Dick Bennett after he plans a ride with Belle Thomas, then learns he was delayed by a New York trip and a hurried ride home with Belle. Bennett admits truth. Betty forgives on one condition a joint evening ride.
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Miss Rogers
Betty
Bennett
Belle
Dick Bennett
New York
Belle Thomas
Toyour House
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G. D. Mitchell
Mitchell Bldg
West Side Square
Wabash Phone 395
Brewster
Cole Bros
Marshall, Ill
Minnie Brummer
Sam Scholfield
Nellie I. Hanks
Executrix
Graham & Snavely, Attys
Willie Willis
Washington
Lincoln
Peru
Harvard Til
Independent
Edith Wharton
Maine
Sam Browne
Pekin
Daily Times
Dallas News
Pharr Tex
Clarion
Oak Street
Barboo
Wis
Milan Standard Free Gratis
Mrs. Starks
Mary Susan Starks
Dolson
Til
Samuel Starks
Sophie Montgomery
Menerva Gallitan
Martinsville
Scott Ogle
H. L. Langdale
Pletsure Newspaper Syndicate
AUTO
Iese
Frank Machlan
the Dulaney National Bank
Harry B. Dulaney
J.R. Burnett
Bert Bryan
R.L. Hunt
Morris Logue
Edwin Booth
E. M. Duncan Harry B. Dulaney
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