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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
7
Representative Horace M. Towner of Iowa chairs the Insular Affairs committee praising the Republican administration for a strong practical approach to world peace. The statement highlights avoidance of entanglements and steady pursuit of results benefiting global stability.
The article lauds the current administration for seeking concrete international agreements to reduce the chance of future wars. It credits Washington Conference successes, calls for naval limitations, Open Door support, and Japan arrangements, and argues for Republican policy to avoid entanglements and pursue arms reductions.
Sixteen months after Republicans took control they tout a transformed economy. Bonded debt down by 1.014 billion, government costs cut from 5.538 billion to 3.795 billion, and interest rates reduced. They credit a conservative budget law and unified executive legislative action for renewed industry, rising output, and returning capital.
The American Red Cross outlines a 9.74 million dollar budget for 1922 including 3.03 million for veteran services, 3.40 million for foreign operations, and 750 thousand for disaster relief. Domestic chapter support totals 1.20 million with 500 thousand set aside for emergencies.
A fragmentary verse asserts that men can build mansions palaces and temples yet cannot craft a home, highlighting the priceless value of home as a lasting treasure.
A historical overview explains starch as a key carbohydrate in bread and meals. It details its presence in cereals, roots, leaves, and stems, its chemical makeup, storage role, and how starch transforms into sugar to provide energy.
Marie Kuhn administratrix of the estate of John T Flowers announces a land sale in Clark County Illinois. The description outlines a 205 foot tract starting at a railroad right of way and looping west northwest along the line to a lot north line then east to the starting point. Terms are cash in hand. Dated November 22 1922. Graham and Snavely attorneys.
The administrator of the Estate of Richard Keller of Clark County Illinois will appear before Clark County Court in Marshall on the January term first Monday to settle claims. Creditors must attend to have claims adjusted and debtors must pay promptly. Dated October 31 1922. S G C Perisho administrator and M Scholfield attorney.
In Clark County Illinois Circuit Court Chancery July Term 1921 W L Cole vs Walter Smith et al foreclosure public notice announces a sale by Master in Chancery J H R Snavely on December 9 1922 at 2 00 PM at the east door of the Court House Marshall Clark County to the highest bidder for the SE quarter of the land in Clark County Illinois the description continues in the decree
Legal notice from Marshall Illinois dated November 7 1922 outlines land parcel in section Seventeen township eleven north range ten west Clark County Illinois totaling about 40 acres with cash in hand terms of sale. Complainant's solicitor W Graham and Master in Chancery H R Snavely are named in the filing.
The Colorado River carves a canyon over five miles deep from source to mouth. Its Grand Canyon channels reveal ancient irrigation works and deserted cliff dwellings. Insects use tools, with wasps tamping earth to access caches. Grays Harbor bandit wild bees raid hives, stealing extensive honey.
Desiccated raw vegetables stored in airtight containers at ordinary temperatures retain color and flavor if moisture stays within a critical range. Cabbage requires 8 to 8.84 percent moisture, onions 5.74 to 6.04 percent. Higher humidity causes more injury than a dry atmosphere, and lower temperatures amplify this effect.
Marie Kuhn administratrix of John T Flowers estate obtained an order to sell the real estate in Marshall Illinois. The public sale is set for December 23 1922 between 10 am and 4 pm at the east door of the court house. Property includes part of lot 5 in Stephen Archer's Addition to Marshall. Beginning at the northeast corner, the description continues along the east line for two hundred feet.
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