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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
2
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A compact inspirational piece urging readers to choose a destination, pursue a single fixed idea, and persist through setbacks. It argues courage, planning, and hard work as keys to achievement, citing disciplined effort in arts, law, science, and railroads. The author emphasizes self belief and consistent focus over luck.
The article argues for expanding canning to boost domestic and foreign demand, noting 115 million Americans use about 5 billion cans yearly. It highlights Nebraska corn yields, rising farm prices, and tarff concerns, with export potential for canned foods to tropical countries and the British Empire. It also reports on agricultural price trends, weather effects, and rising construction activity across regions.
Public notice of foreclosure. Special Master in Chancery Arthur Poorman will sell at 2 PM December 19 1925 at the east door of the Marshall Court House the east half of the NW quarter and NW quarter of the NW quarter Section 22 and SE quarter of NE quarter Section 16 Township 11 North Range 14 West containing 160 acres more or less. Cash in hand. Dated November 16 1925 Marshall Illinois. Arthur Poorman Special Master in Chancery Clark County Illinois. A R Snavely solicitor for complainant.
Mt Pleasant reports several Sunday visits as Mr and Mrs Don Tingley and family spent the day with his parents Mr and Mrs Reuben Tingley. Mr and Mrs Philip Huffman of Toledo visited their son Henry and family. Olin Sweet and son Rexford called on Mr and Mrs Chester Kurts Saturday. Ora Cline spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Ida Cline.
County Court of Clark County Illinois sets December 7 1925 at 9 am for probate of the will of Mary A Forsythe deceased. Act on why the will should not be admitted to probate by appearance at the Marshall Court House. L H Atkins County Clerk. Attorney William T Hollenbeck ad 46 3 November 12 1925.
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