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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1927
Page
6
A letter from Wilkins on Rona Island reveals Fanenna and Jane Perkins were linked to Henry Morgan’s treasure. The confession describes the sugar of past crimes, a map hidden by Morgan, and Fanenna’s split identity with Maori and English memories.
After twenty four hours the search yields no trace of Wilkins and the girl. The car is found at Western station but the pair vanish again, leaving Ashton uneasy and the doctor’s grim readings turning from mercy to inevitability. The group grapples with uncertain motives and the odd revelations about Wilkins.
Executor Henry W Kite announces the estate of Myrtle Wile of Clark County Utah. He will appear before the Clark County Court at the Marshall courthouse on the first Monday of October to settle claims. Creditors must file claims or contact the undersigned. Dated August 16, 1927. Attorney H R Snavely.
Illinois shows third place among states in bookbinding, bakery, cash registers, clay products, clothing, copper tin sheet metal goods, dental goods, envelopes, foundry and machine shop products, fur goods, and dressed furs. New York and Pennsylvania lead many sectors. Ohio and Michigan top others. The totals cite thousands of workers and millions in salaries, wages, and product value across diverse industries.
Mrs Charles Graham visited Mrs John Graham at Clarksville Tuesday. Will Ogar attended the Greenup fair Tuesday. Mrs John Phillips spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs Charles Graham. Liberty Hamilton and son Otto arrived Friday from California. Alice Newman and daughters visited her daughter Mrs Oda Marrs. Charles Wieland visited with Fred Wieland Thursday. Amos Morgan and sons attended a cousin's funeral at Brick Sunday. Clara Davis of Clarksville spent Sunday and Monday with John Phillips. Timothy Babcock helped his daughter move from Redman to a farm near Kansas. School began Monday with Carl Lucan as teacher. Virgil Fox and Robert Babcock attended the Welch reunion Sunday afternoon.
South Dolson reports Mr and Mrs Charles Hutchens spent Sunday at Westfield visiting Mr and Mrs Marion Clapp.
The school year began August 29 with Carl Lucan teaching. Families from Marshall and West Terre Haute visited Clarksville church and attended gatherings at the Harbor and Fox households. Several local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and relatives, spent time with the Harbor family and other neighbors over the weekend.
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