Publication Notice in Illinois Circuit Court Chancery
Public notice in Salem Illinois announces Tate of Illinois in County Circuit Court case Joyd W Faulkner versus Berdie Fulkner. Affidavit of non residence filed, summons returnable on the fourth Monday in April 1926. Berdie Faulkner must appear and plead or demur to avoid a confessed decree. Clerk Frank C. Hensley. Complainant’s solicitor S N Finn.
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Joyd W. Faulkner
Berdie Fulkner
Berdie Faulkner
Circuit Court
Salem
Illinois
Marion County Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Support
Notice to voters states the candidate remains in the sheriff race, seeking Republican primary support in Marion County. He emphasizes past service, non affiliation with any group, and commitment to a square deal if reelected, while apologizing for limited in-person campaigning.
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Marion County
Illinois towns report varied development projects and openings
Springfield approves a 5 million bond for rehabilitation of the Worlds Fair Fine Arts Building. Peoria notes replacement for a 1919 fire-destroyed Coliseum. Oneida Shipping posts 302237.94 profit. Quincy reports the 381st Illinois Farmers Institute session. Central Illinois Public Service Co plans to acquire electric plants at Hellflower and Fisher. Fairfield announces an underwear factory soon. Polo Shipments move 4 carloads of live stock to Chicago. Tallula discusses altering and repairing the grade school. Granite City plans to resurface Madison Ave. Alexis rebuilds a fire-destroyed Charles Knappenberger garage. Lawrenceville takes over Ice & Cold Storage Co. Casey eyes a shoe factory. Richmond buys a new fire truck. Litchfield Route 16 to Mount Olive opens. East St. Louis hosts the Southern Illinois Milk Producers’ annual meeting. Granite City outlines plans for Madison VCou. Farm Bureau. Litchfield considers white way lighting. Herrin installs a new cleaning plant. Murphysboro opens a new high school gym. DuQuoin lays cornerstone for First Bank & Trust building. Bowen reports progress on Liberty School building three miles east.
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Springfield
Worlds Fair Fine Arts
Peoria—Coliseum
Oneida
Oneida Shipping Association
Quincy
Illinois Farmer’s Institute
Central Illinois Public Service Co
Hellflower
Fisher
Fairfield
New Underwear Fittery
Polo—Polo Cooperative Shipping Ass’n
Chicago
Tallula
Granite City
Madison Ave
Alexis
Charles Knappenberger
Lawrenceville — Central Ilinois Public Service Company
Lawrenceville Ice & Cold Storage Co
Casey
Richmond
Litchfield
Mount Olive
East
Five Gallons Paint Free Promotion Offers Homeowners
A major paint company announces a campaign offering five gallons of its best house paint free to one property owner at each post office or rural route in the county as part of an advertising push. It seeks a local salesman in each county and asks interested parties to write Central Oil Co. Department 1046 Louisville Ky.
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Central Oil Co
Louisville
Russian Palaces Are Now Museums Nationwide
Leningrad reports Russia has converted former imperial palaces private residences churches and summer homes into state museums for the proletariat. The Hermitage houses major Dutch and Flemish works. Tsarist rooms at the Winter Palace and Tsarkoye-Selo are preserved as public exhibits including toys of the murdered heir.
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Leningrad
Russia
Hermitage Fine Arts
Rembrandts
van Dykes
Rubens
Winter Palace
Nicholas II
Peterhof
Tsarkoye-Selo
Stain Czar
Captain Bostrom Honored by United Nations Ranks
In the New UN ceremony Captain Arthur Henry Bostrom, famed commander of the Cunarder Mauretania, appears in uniform as aide-de-camp to the king of Maglai d. He previously led the Carpathia and received the American Congressional Medal for bravery in rescuing Titanic disaster survivors.
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Arthur Henry Bostrom
Mauretania
Maglaiid
Carpathia
Fate of Los Angeles Harbor Sentry Sealed
Dead Man's Island, a clay sentinel at the harbor mouth, faces demolition as the main channel widens to 1000 feet. Progress hinges on congressional funding to 35 feet and LA voters ceding 25.6 acres to the federal government to replace the island tract lost to widening.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Harbor
Congress
Joop Lelt quits Billy Prestige in two rounds
Unnamed heavyweight Joop Lelt defeats Billy Prestige, an English opponent, in two rounds. Lelt then breaks into song from Pagliacci, delivering a singing routine as part of the postfight theatrics. The scene blends boxing and operatic performance in London.
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London
Joop Lelt
Billy Prestage
Joop
Billy
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Murphysboro
Murphysboro Township
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Bowen
Liberty
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Vernon
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Monasch Mutual Benefit Association
Yimmie Yonson
Vernon Town Hall
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Peg
Kittie
Mrs. Kent
Minnesota
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F.C. Freyer
Spence Cole
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Marie Hathaway
Freda White
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Ilma the Helper
Junita Hathaway
F. C. Freyer
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