Building Costs Fall as Manufacturing Output Rises
A February report shows manufacturing output up from January and 2 percent higher than February 1924. Automobile output climbs 20 percent from January with smaller gains in textiles, metals, lumber, and stone products. Building costs per cubic foot have dropped across many structures from fireproof blocks to theaters and garages, while some projects still face higher costs despite overall declines.
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Mystery of the Leather Case Heist Unfolds
A messy OCR fragment hints at a thriller scene with Renshaw and Jenks in a tense confrontation aboard a New York-set plot. The talk centers on a leather case, manuscripts, duplications, and a plan to steal jewelry and funds.
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Jenks
James
Annie
New York
Rickett
Wekert
Vieter
Ios
Iosy
Tata
Sau
The Blue Circle
The Blue Circle is a Century Co. ebook adaptation noted for its fictional pursuit of a mystery circle. The text hints at a literary mystery with symbolic imagery and suspenseful tone.
Four of a Kind chapter scene in a dim hall
Renshaw is seized by a powerful unseen force as a grotesque masked figure drags him from a yielding closet into a shadowy hall. The struggle tightens around his throat while two fighters close in, his perils amplified by the eerie, tangled surroundings.
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Renshaw
Notice of Publication Chancery Hirao County
Public notice in Marshall Illinois 1925 warns nonresident defendants in a chancery suit filed May 1925 by Russell v. Riley. The court orders appearance by July next or the bill’s facts be taken as confessed and a decree entered. Complainants’ solicitor Arthur Poorman.
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Biteeerald Varro
Ming Ronnie Fenson Huateh
John Hateheus Gay Estes Duh
Pond OS
Sarepta
Jane Estes
Hudson Ol Compainy
Davit
Davi Tiffin
William Tiffin
Minnie Bonnie
Sotfee
Chaucers
Sun Mons
Foreclosure Sale Seeks Clark County Real Estate Auction
Master in Chancery H R Snavely orders public vendue at Marshall Illinois on June 2 1925 at 2 PM selling the west half of the NW quarter and the north half of the NW quarter of the SW quarter in Section 22 Township 11 North Range 11 West containing 100 acres more or less. Cash in hand.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
J Kuhn
Jemima Taylor
Rouse
I. H. R. Snavely
Marshall
Clark
Illinois
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Illnois
H. R. Snavely
Death of Anna E Schweitzer of Marshall Illinois
Anna E Schweitzer died May 14 1925 in Marshall at 75 years old after a brief illness. She was born March 15 1850 in Dolson Prairie Clark County to Joseph L Alison and Harriet Allison and was the eldest of 12. She and sister Tillie ran a long-standing millinery shop in Marshall and she was known for bringing comfort with flowers and acts of kindness. Survived by sister Tillie and brothers Charles Chanute Kansas Edward Isabella California and many relatives. Funeral held May 16 at the family home with Rev S Evans and J A Sweet, burial in Marshall cemetery.
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Anna E. Schweitzer
Joseph L. Alison
Harriet Elstin Allison
Marshall
Dolson Prairie
Clark County
Illinois
Cornelius Schweitzer
Novemberr Fisst
Dub
Mars
Tillie
Anna Allison
Charles
Chanute
Kans
Edward
Isabell
California
Hickory Street
Rev. &. BE. Hvans
J.A. Sweet
Marshall Cemetery
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By Elizabeth Jordan
Copyright By the Century Co
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Chath County
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Chancery's Sale
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Anna Schweitzer
J. L. May
J. P. Notary Public
James J. Rosh
Cork’s Insurance Agency
Walter E. Cork” Marshall
D. A. Macklin
Martinsville, Fl
Clyde H. Knowles
Marshall, Jil. Macklin & Knowles Public Auctioneers
J. E. Millhouse Plumbing and Heating
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Burdsal
Cole Bros
Marshall, Illinois
H. M., Dewey & Co. Marshall
Eluinois
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