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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
10
The piece argues public money must be openly reported by Illinois officials, criticizes evasions, and cites a $10,000 note against Township High School funds found in Royalton Bank vaults. It warns that transparency protects taxpayers and voices trust in public finance.
Alma Poorman administratrix will present a final report to Clark County Court in Marshall Illinois on Monday November 7 1927 and asks to be discharged from all duties. Heirs and distributees may appear to resist the application. S. M. Scholfield attorney.
Public notice from Clark County Illinois in the November 1927 term of the circuit court announces a bill of complaint filed by J. W. Alexander C. D. Swickhard and Emma Robinson against Fred Wieland John A. Wieland Carl J. Wieland Elizabeth Sage W. L. Cole. Summons issued returnable to the next term beginning the second Monday of November 1927 at Marshall Court House. Russell L. Riley clerk.
In Clark county the Casey Illinois Loan and Building Association files a bill to foreclose a mortgage against non resident defendants Albert Ashley and Laura Ashley. The court set a summons returnable November 14 1927 with a warning to appear November 1 1927 or the bill will be confessed and a decree entered. Russell L Riley Clerk. Marshall October 5 1927. S M Scholfield Solicitor. Advertisement 40-4.
Word from Marshall states Mr and Mrs O A Keiser who have been visiting in California will arrive in Marshall next Wednesday. Will Shipe departed Tuesday for Birmingham Alabama after visiting his nieces Alma Shipe and Hester Shine and nephew Warren Shipe.
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