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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1924
Page
4
A collage of Q and A items covers Capitol statuary choices for Hall of Fame, Hawaiian annexation history, Hawthorne stories, shellac origin, queen bee production, Tudor dynasty, oldest US city, silk in Europe, gold discoveries, stain removal, room acoustics, American citizenship and marriage law, distilled water for car batteries, and scientific card tricks.
Washington led the first national count when few people existed. Publishing names in states like Virginia created lasting family records valued by Mayflower descendants in New England and Virginia. Census Bureau reports reveal the scope of early industry data.
Butter consumption runs 17 cents per person per pound while cheese intake barely rises. The report notes no more fish will be caught on land than in past limits.
Fresh oysters offered by Little Owl Cafe Torr Cramp Proq with direct source from Baltimore. Red Cross join advertised.
A notice invites participation in a nationwide educational contest by Sheffield Laboratories. It promises a first prize of 208 dollars for correct answers and requests a stamped reply for contest rules and questions. Proceedings indicate a general audience and mailed submission.
State of Winnews Clark County Estate of Doras Batesonte notices creditors and heirs to appear December 1, 1924 in Marshall to review the executrix final report and seek discharge from duties and responsibilities in the estate. Cora M Hutchinson, Executrix. H R Snavely, Atty.
The Department of Justice charges International Harvester Co. forms a Sherman Act restraint and monopoly and seeks dissolution in federal court at St Paul. A 1918 consent dissolution failed to take, leading AG to reassert a trust finding after a 1923 investigation.
Public notice states that under a 1923 decree in Johnson vs Sheridan Cooper the foreclosure of a mortgage will be conducted at the east door of the Marshall Court House on Saturday December 6 1924 at two o clock in the afternoon. The property includes described lands in sections 17 and 21 township 11 north range 12 west plus Lot 4 in Block 24 First Addition to Marshall. Terms are cash.
The saying urges weighing one’s own motives against the Golden Rule first, so expectations of others’ sincerity align. It emphasizes self-reflection as a basis for judging others’ integrity and actions.
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