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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
2
Readers are invited to send questions to U S Press Association at the Continental Trust Building Washington D C with two cents for a reply. The column covers etymology biographies inventions weather phrases and biblical reflections with brief Q A summaries and historical notes.
The article outlines a sermon by Reverend George E. Guille of Moody Bible Institute on Noahs Ark symbolizing Gods salvation. It frames the ark as a divine refuge and emphasizes faith obedience, Biblical narrative, and salvation through Christ.
A quote discusses assessing a man by his daily work not just Sunday virtue. It emphasizes that six days between Sundays reveal true character, highlighting whether one is noble or humbug based on effort and output.
Local items report visitors from Indianapolis Cincinnati Martinsville and Terre Haute. A house fire damaged Harry Day residence with some furniture saved. The Ladies Home Journal arrives in barber shops and commentary hints at men taking millinery classes. The 1924 Clark County Illinois land notice lists heirs and terms cash in hand with L A Lemley as administrator.
An advertisement claims chronic appendicitis is common and stomach trouble may be relief by Adlerika. It touts Adlerika as a stimulant for both upper and lower bowel and suggests it removes gases and impurities. The Keifer Drug Co. is cited as the seller.
By decree of the County Court in 1924 guardian Mabel Cork may sell the West 60 acres of the South Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 12 Township 9 North Range 12 West in Clark County Illinois. The sale to occur November 7 1924 at 2 PM at the east door of the Marshall Court House. Arthur Poorman attorney.
Clark County Illinois invites sealed proposals by the State Aid Road Committee and County Superintendent of Highways for a gravel road section on State Aid Route No 8. Bids due October 17 1924 at 2:00 PM at Marshall Courthouse. Estimated 610 cubic yards gravel from Montezuma Indiana. $100 certified check required. Board may reject any bids. Nick Hurst County Superintendent. Advertisement 40-3.
By order of the Clark County Court Lt A Lemley administrator of Pearl G Lemley deceased seeks permission to sell the real estate. The public sale will take place November 8 1924 at 1 pm at the east door of the courthouse in Marshall Illinois. The property described is the southwest quarter of Section.
L A Lemley administrator announces in Clark County Illinois Probate Court Marshall that he will appear at the November Term on the first Monday in November to adjust claims against Pearl G Lemley estate. Creditors must present claims and debtors should pay promptly as of September 18 1924.
An old health notice urges building resistance through chiropractic care as fall and winter approach. Regina S Wall, D C, Palmer Graduate advertises free consultation and spinal analysis with hours listed at 114% N Sixth indicating a local chiropractor campaign.
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