Marshall County Sunday School Assn to Meet April 1–2
The Marshall County Sunday School Association holds its 49th annual convention April 1 and 2 at the M B church in this city. Programs include missionary work, graded lesson advantages, temperance talks, superintendent hours, and open discussions with many local ministers and township presidents listed as participants.
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Marshall County Sunday School Association
M. B
F. N. Rood
Klotsche
O. G. Allen
Calhoun
Anna Culter Hall
C. B. Schenck
Lacon Quartet
A. B. Smith
Hamilton
Hugh Cork
Wenona Quartet
Stephens
Jessie Mercer
Kyle
Home Department
C. E. Schenck
Andrew Baechler
Christ Jesus
Christ
Thiella
Slevel
J. A. Williams
Clara Waitrhop
Fettie- Helper
May Yourng
George Helper
Albert ‘Stickel
Howard Williams
H. K. Andrews
Illnois
Hugh Gork
Chicago
CG. B. Schenck
Flv Turner
Geo Griscel
A Message to Railroad Men Promotes Foley Kidney Pills
E S Bason of Bath Maine issues a warning to railroaders about kidney health. He says his work as a conductor harmed his kidneys but after using Foley Kidney Pills he regained strength and feels better than in 20 years. An advertisement by A J Ironmonger.
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Studebaker
Andeo
E. S. Bason
East St
Bath
Foley
A. J. Ironmonger
Adyv
Mendota
Sodoa
Home Coming Week Encouraged for Henry Illinois Residents
A Henry citizen writes urging towns in Illinois Indiana and elsewhere to establish Home Coming Days in autumn to invite former residents to return. The writer argues such events revive memories strengthen ties and bring visitors and business to Henry with support from the press and local merchants.
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The
Republican
Henry
Hood
J. A. Williams
Henry Republican
Niece
Illinois
Indiana
Standard Oil claims new motor spirit as gasoline substitute
Dr. W M Burton of Standard Oil Indiana is credited with discovering motor spirit from crude oil remainder after distillates. The fuel, priced about three cents cheaper than gasoline, targets motor trucks and industrial use first, with hopes of broader adoption after testing and refinements.
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Standard Oil Company
W. M. Burton
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Motor -Spirit
Standard Oil Companys of
Indiana
Burton
Chicago
Indiana Standard Oil
Standard Oi Company
Motor Spirit
R. B. Humphreys
Rock Island Chief Talks Route Plans and Prospects
Henry A. Mudge of the Rock Island route, visiting Los Angeles, says the split ordered with Union and Southern Pacific may block westward expansion past Paso if genuine. He credits potential southern route use for eastward freight but cautions profits may not rise due to higher taxes and rising costs.
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Henry A. Mudge
Rock Island
Los AniBelés
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Illinois Lt Governor backs pass ban with exemptions
The Illinois lieutenant governor favors a general ban on railroad passes for officials, with explicit exemptions for lawmakers and judges. He calls for fair salaries and travel allowances, arguing passes erode independence and are outdated. The piece also notes obituaries and scattered local political commentary.
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Mr. O'Hara
Illinois
M. O’hara
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