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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1910

Page

2

County Correspondence Highlights Local News Briefs

The county update notes mumps among the young, church revival closes with 37 additions, and plans for Rev. Parsons and wife to move to Oklahoma. Other items cover oil wells, deaths, farm fires, a political candidacy, pastor Rev Harrell’s death, and assorted arrivals home from travels.

M. E C. E. Parsons Oklahoma H. Black W. L. Biggs E B. Hawkins Hawkins Kecht Scattering Grove Parker Township Hollis Wis

Hutsonville News Briefs From The Herald

C L Douglas returned from a two month Florida trip. Fishing success noted at the old bed. Motor boats placed on the river with more to be launched. Martin Newlin and wife celebrated 16th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Thomas Garrard died March 29 at age 44. formerly of Hutsonville now in Brazil. Clean-up days scheduled for Monday and Tuesday with local teams and wagons to haul garbage. J S Kennedy and family plan to move to Pearl to join the mussel industry, accompanied by Roscoe Lowe Emory Hamilton and Thurman Bicknell to dig mussels on Joinots river.

Martin Newlin West York Thomas Garrard Hutsonville Brazil J. S. Kennedy Pearl Roscoe Lowe Emory Hamilton Thurman Bicknell Joinots River

Itch Relieved at Once by Wintergreen Remedy

A town free trial offers D. D. D eczema lotion, a simple compound of wintergreen thymol and glycerine, claimed to kill the eczema germ instantly. The medicine, usually in $10 bottles, is available in a special 2% bottle for first-time local sufferers. We know this Watson Harlan druggist.

Harlan

Casey items from the Commercial column

Mr and Mrs T J Slusser visit their son near Indianapolis Miss Nell Mitchell of Marshall visits Wo O Mitchell and wife. Mrs Walt Miller dies in Terre Haute buried in Kansas Station. Olin Gore of Marshall attends funeral of his grandfather in Hazel Dell. Mrs Eliza J Smith buried at Cumberland Baptist church after dying in Peoria aged 69. Biographical work on Miss Lizzie L Johnson by Dr C W Jacobs to meet world demand. T W Phillips returns from Dodge City and plans to move his family to that city.

T J Slusser Anapolis Nell Mitchell Marshall O Mitchell Walt Miller Terre Haute Kansas Station Olin Gore Hazel Dell Gore Eliza J Smith Cumberland Baptist Church Peoria Lizle L. Johnson C. W Jacobs T. W. Phillipps Dodge City Kan

For All Skin Diseases Dr Bells Antiseptic Salve

An advertisement touts Dr Bells Antiseptic Salve as the best treatment for all skin diseases. The creamy snow white ointment is described as pleasant to use and each box is guaranteed, priced at 25 cents, available through all dealers.

March Farm Roundup Shows Sowing Progress And Local News

Nearly all oats sown in March with some corn plowing done last week. Oats emerging well after a recent rain. Reports of grain and hog sales, prices, and local farming notes. Assessor John Ross began bookwork. Peach blossoms scarce. several relatives visiting and traveling for health treatments. weather unusually warm for March. roads mostly smooth.

John Ross Mat Snyder Scott Flenner Charles Goekler Emanuel Clapp Marshall Ms Male Peck

Frank Beachout Appointed Road Boss

James Burkett reports planting the first corn of the season as crews spray orchards last week. The scene centers on Allen Hurst’s farm and the appointed road boss Frank Beachout overseeing local works.

Frank Beachout James Burkett Allen Hurst

Measles and visitors cross paths in small town notes

Measles are prevalent in this vicinity. Artie Dugan from Centralia visits. Homer Shanks works for Sylvester Crandall. Samuel Dehl residence work progresses. Frank Dehl planted Catalpa trees. Willie Blankenbeker from Spring Hill visits. The Ohio Off Co on Mrs Green property proved dry. Eld H C Towles from Ashmore preached at Bennett chapel. Alex Shanks' champion fighting bull dog whipped by a three legged bird dog owned by Wm Henry. Mrs Nathan Starks dies at 73 after long illness. Interment Bennett cemetery. funeral by DMN Lingafelter.

Artie Dugan Centralia Homer Shanks Sylvester Crandall Samuel Dehl Frank Dehl Willie Blankenbeker Spring Hill Ohio Co’s Mrs. Green Eld H C. Towles Ashmore Bennett Chapel Alex Shanks

Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve Ad Offers Guarantee

An advertisement asserts satisfaction guaranteed for skin diseases including tetter ringworm eczema and running sores by Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve with a money back guarantee. Available everywhere.

Bell Olce Everywhere

Local Social Notes and Market Reports

Mrs John Leggett is ill with pneumonia. A heavy rain fell Sunday. Grant Crumline marketed day in Marshall Saturday at 14 per ton. John Matthews, wife and son Harry, visited Marshall with Milt Matthews. John Knox sold 28 fine hogs in Terre Haute last Wednesday at 1050 per hundred. Oliver Sweitzer and family of Terre Haute visit Geo Sweitzer and relatives. Miles Pulver and family of Marshall with guest Miss Iva Huggins of Greenup visited Chas Sweitzer and family.

John Leggett Grant Crumline Marshall John Matthews Harry Milt Matthews John Knox Terre Haute Oliver Sweitzer Geo Sweitzer Miles Pulver Family Iva Huggins Greenup Chas Sweitzer

Arnica Salve Praised as Greatest Healer by Veteran Soldier

Vermont note recounts OW Harriman of Burlington who suffered forty years in the army from eczema. Bucklen's Arnica salve cured him when other remedies failed. Sold at Prewett's for two cents.

Harriman Burlington Kot Bucklen Ohe

Local social notes from Marshall area events

Brose Galbert visited West York Monday juke box Kansas is here with Wink penatives Bert Lutz and wife visited in Marshall Sundays School opened Monday with Ernest Murpnes as teacher Mrs FT Murphy spent Friday with Mrs Joe Dawson Beulah Inlow visited Maud Lucan at Clarksville Thursday John Sweet and J J Meehling of Marshall dined at J E Dawsons Wednesday Wm Findley and family spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Homer Brossman at Auburn

Wink Bert Lutz Marshall Ernest Murpnes FT & Murphy Joe Dawson Beulah Inlow Maud Lucan Clarksville Jonn Sweet J J Meehling J E

Melrose Notes on Local Residents

Alice Snavely returned home Friday. Glen Thompson went to Marshall Saturday. Mrs S S Snavely returned to her home Sunday. Edna Medsker and Golda Wells are mentioned among the local residents.

Alice Snavely Glen Thompson Marshall S S Snavely Edna Medsker Golda Wells

Social Visit Notes and Illness in Local Families

Sunday visits documented as Minnie Barkalow and Elmer Snavely spent time with relatives. Measles afflict Garnet Ruby Una Thompson and Omer Brown. Fred Thompson and wife visited Wm Medsker and wife. Myrtle Hedges visited sister Mrs Davie Green and Mrs Chas Cornwell and Mrs Chester Hix returned from Ramsey. Elmer Snavely visited sister Mrs Fred Crumrine at West Union.

Minnie Barkalow Omer Brown Garnet Ruby Una Thompson Fred Thompson Wm. Medsker Myrtle Hedges Davie Green Chas. Cornwell Chester Hix Ramsey Elmer Snavely Fred Crumrine West Union

Tariff pact with Canada hailed as great achievement

The article credits the Canada United States tariff agreement as the administration's top diplomatic success. It credits the president with ending the deadlock, notes concessions from both sides, and highlights Canada US trade gains, cross-border emigration boosting ties, and reduced political opposition.

Canada Germany Austria France Washington Ottawa Albany Dominion England United States

Foley's Kidney Remedy Claims Universal Cure for Kidney Ailments

Foley's Kidney Remedy promises to cure any kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medicine. It claims superior effectiveness and is sold by all druggists.

The Greedy Dog and Its Lost Meal

A greedy dog carries a large meat piece across a bridge and sees a reflection with another piece. He snaps at the reflection, drops his meat into the water, and loses it. The tale warns that greed leads to losing what one has.

McNabber’s Holy Land Plan Questioned by Alister

The London Mail reports Mr MecNabber told his pastor of a trip to the Holy Land and to read the Ten Commandments aloud from Mount Sinai. The alister gravely responds, advising him to stay home and keep them.

MecNabber London Mail Holy Land Mount Sinai McNabber

Cole & Cole Insurance Ad Teases Tornado and Fire Policies

We Write. Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms. Cole & Cole.

Cole & Cole

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