Bell Letters to Continue in The Herald
The Herald will carry on Mr. H. C. Bell’s reminiscence letters on Clark county history under Mr. Meyers and Mr. Scott. A testimonial extols Electric Bitters as life changing, with a plug for Carl Taubeneck's store. The piece closes with a quip about a ring versus visitors.
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Herald
H. C. Bell
Clark County
Bell
Marshall
The
Charlie Scott
Chas
Allen
Sylvania
Carl Taubeneck
Agricultural towns need farmer advisory services to grow
The piece argues that farming tributary towns serving farmers as shipping points must grow with farm prosperity. It urges state led efforts for agricultural advisers to boost farmer income, while railroads and merchants back the plan. It notes Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin Ohio and Kansas upholding the movement and praises Marshall Herald readers for support.
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Wallace
Sihe West
Department of Agriculture and Agricultural Colleges
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Miinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Administratrix Notice in Estate of B F Craig
Julia A Craig as administratrix of the estate of B F Craig late of Clark County State Winds dec a notice to all creditors to appear before the county court at the November term on the first Monday. All claims must be filed for adjustment and all debtors must pay promptly. Dated September 2 7912.
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B. F. Craig
Glark
Clark County
H ‘Il Marshall
People dodge duty by timely urinary mishap
A compact, wry observation notes that some individuals avoid obligations by an untimely and humorous bladder mishap. The remark frames duty as something evaded through a quick release.
Signing Nomination Papers Rules Tighten Disqualified Voters
The law bars anyone who voted in the primary from signing a nomination petition for the same office. Disqualified voters may trigger penalties for those certifying signatures, potentially including imprisonment. Circulators must exclude such names to avoid insufficiency or legal exposure.
What We Never Forget From Early Hone Use
A vintage pitch notes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the trusted remedy used by mothers and grandmothers for burns, cuts, burns, scalds, eruptions, sprains, and more. It claims forty years of cures proving its merit and calls it unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores. Available for 25 cents at Taubeneckia.
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Taubeneckia
Illinois Clark County publication notice 1912 real estate sale
In Clark County Court, October term 1912, George W. German administrator seeks order to sell William B. German estate premises to pay debts. Plaintiffs petition lists Lots 1 2 4 and fifty one in Win B Archer's first addition Marshall Illinois. Name defendants Lydia A German William German Lizzie Thompson Rosa Mathews Mary Bellock Belle Cline Hazel McCammon. Return date October 7 1912. Clerk Wm. T. Martin Jr. Solicitor Bay Hollenbeck.
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Illinois
Clark County
Clark’ County
George W. German
William B. German
Lydia A. German
William German
Lizzie Thompson
Mary Bellock
Hazel McCammon
Clark - County
William
German
Mary Bell
Geo
Archer
Holden
Court ‘House
Marshall
Ben
Iinois
William Germin
Mary
Bellock
Ana
Hall
Clark
Marshall-in
Justice by Desire Versus Merit Echoes in Men’s Minds
A terse reflection questions how some men pursue justice by enforcing their own wants rather than what they deserve, suggesting a critique of subjective fairness and entitlement.
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Jud Harlan
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Terre Haute
LHC
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Goldheim
Ae the Herald
Marshall the Beautiful
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Emerson
Everett Connelly
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Julia A. Craig
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