Prohibition Debate Shapes 1920s Party Plans
The Anti-Saloon League and allies push for beer and light wines to become legal by next summer. They seek 50 wet congressmen in the next session and plan referendums in Illinois Ohio Massachusetts and California to influence senators and representatives on modifying the Volstead Act.
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Archange
Wayné B ‘Wheeler
Anti-Saloon’ League
Elim
Congress
Tof
Thes ‘Association
Wines
Ohio
Massachusetts
California
Conservator's sale of Clark County real estate in 1922
A decretal order of the County Court authorizes G M Calvert as Conservator for insane William Calvert to sell undivided one sixth interest in a Clark County Illinois tract of seven eighths of an acre. Sale set for September 30 1922 at 1 pm at Marshall County Court House. Cash in hand.
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Ilinois
Clark
Calvert
Wm. Calvert
Tilnoig
Clark County
Marshall
G. M Calvert
Wn. T. Hollenbeck
Notice of Sale to pay debts in Clark County Illinois
Public公告 from the County Court of Clark County Illinois directs Leslie Flowers to appear October 2 1922 in Marshall to answer a petition by Marle Kuhn administratrix seeking an order to sell part of Lot Five in Stephen Archer's Addition to Marshall to pay the debts of John T Flowers deceased. The notice warns that failure to appear will lead to a decree by default.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Marle-Kihn
John.t. Flowers
Elizaj
Flowers Charles
Jesse
Leslie
Hurley
Edna
Myrtle
Charles
Ruth
Robert
Elmer
Louise Flowers
Flowers
Clark‘ County
Leslie Flowers
Marie Kuhn
John
T. Flowers
County Court of
Stephen ‘Archer
Marshall
Diinolp
Lnos
Warshall
Il Nola
Fleming R. Black
Graham & Snavely
Marshall Sealed Bids For Light and Power Plant Improvements
Sealed bids addressed to the Hon. Mayor and City Council of Marshall will be received until 8 p.m. October 6, 1922 for a light and power plant project. A $5,000 cashier’s check made payable to the City of Marshall accompanies bids, with payment from bonds and public utility certificates. Plans cover a new power house, two direct-connected AC generators, Corliss engines, switchboard, two fire-tube boilers, and related systems. The city may reject all bids. Plans and specs available for deposits. refunds offered if plans returned by October 16, 1922. Arthur Poorman is Mayor, Frank L. Archer City Clerk, Frank L. Wilcox Engineer.
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Marshall, TM
Marshall
A. C
Corliss
Marshall Missouri Water Works Pumping Station Improvements
Bids addressed to the Hon. Tr will be received until 8 p.m. October 5 1922 at which time they will be opened and read. A cabier’s check for 1500 dollars is to accompany bid. Work includes removing old pumps, installing two 360 GPM motors, new concrete floor, waterproofing, and wiring to pumping station about two miles. Plans require deposits. 75 percent return by October 16 1922. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Arthur Poorman Mayor Frank L Archer City Clerk Frank L Wilcox Engineer Saint Louis Missouri Advertisement 87.
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Marshall
A.cabier
Marshall, OL
Ilk
Ill
Penkimeras
Clarksville News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Church Meeting
Clarksville region reports visitors from Rocky Branch and Martinsville bound for family gatherings. Lillie Reed and children spent time with her mother. John Hollingsworth returned from camp near Chicago after several weeks of training. Everett Stuttsman conducted business in Marshall. The West Liberty protracted meeting concluded with 19 conversions and two new members.
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Lillie
Johnson - Vot
Shumaker
Ann Marshall
Caroline Millhouse
Clara ‘Johnson
Fairy
Raleigh
Galey
Martinsville
Maude Neer
Clark County
Cora Galey
Apidatie
Ray Melton
John
Hollingsworth
Camp
Chicago
West
Liberty
Ice Plant Construction Sealed Bids Sought for Marshall
Marshall Illinois invites sealed bids for a 15 ton per day ice making plant with building and equipment. Bids due October 6 1922 at 8 p m read publicly. A 1500 cashier’s check to City of Marshall accompanies each bid plans deposit 12 00 75 percent of costs to engineer by Oct 16 1922.
Notice of Filing Final Settlement in Theo Miller Estate
Administratrix Katharine Miller will present final report to Clark County Court at Marshall on October 2, 1922 seeking discharge from duties. Heirs and distributees may appear to resist the application. Arthur Poorman is attorney for the estate.
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State OF Illinois
Clark Cogny
Theo. Miller
Clark County
Marshall,Ilinois
Buch
Katharine . Miller
Arthur Poorman
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