Rules for Calf Club This Year in Illinois
The Illinois half-ton calf club sets rules to produce beef calves weighing 1000 pounds or more at one year. Enrollment requires nomination certificates signed by two disinterested inspectors and filed with county Farm Adviser within 30 days of birth. Calves are weighed at one year by a weighing committee. records include dam and calf feeding, a side view photo, and a prorated weight if weighed within three days of the date. Only one prize per contestant, awarded if all rules are met and calf weighs at least 1000 pounds. Prizes are presented at the local Livestock Breeder Association meeting. inquiries go to the County Farm Adviser or E T Robbins at the University of Illinois.
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Illinois
Amy Illinois
Farm Bureau
E. T. Robbins
University of Illinois
Urbana
Mickie Says Were Wise Go A Few Ole Knockers
Fragmented readable text quotes Mickie in slang about critics and resilience. It references a speaker and ambiguous source remarks on not being around and a person named Peller. The content remains unclear and lacks concrete events or dates.
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Krock
Butt Soneioerth
Jhe Peller
West Union Bank Robbery Reported After Break-in
Robbers pried the back door of the West Union bank and attempted to roll the safes away but the heavy container fell through the floor. Between 600 and 700 dollars in stamps were stolen from the postmaster’s supply, while private papers remained untouched. No clues have been found as authorities investigate the Thurs night break-in.
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West Union Bank
Ed Clatfelter
Mary Alice Chancellor Weds Marion Conaway in North Baltimore
Word arrives of the marriage between Miss Mary Alice Chancellor and Marion B. Conaway of Findlay Ohio. The ceremony took place Friday in North Baltimore with Miss Lela Chancellor and R MacRae as attendants.
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Mary Alice Chancellor
Marion B. Conaway
Findlay
Ohio
Local Social Notes and hospital update
West Union residents and visitors are listed with short visits to Terre Haute Evansville and Marshall. Mrs Wesnitzer died at Union hospital with two daughters and a widowed husband noted. Hospital updates report Harry W Drake improved after surgery as Otho Miller plans to return to Gary Indiana this week.
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a _ searry Drake
West Union
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Wm. Harrison
A. C. Whitlocke
Milo Prust
Ed Clatfelter
Marshall
Jane Morton
Evansville
Ind
Prevo Ralston
Robinson
Roscoe Lindley
Ben Crowe
Martha Crowe
Eleanor Wernz
Jean
Otho Miller
Jack Cline
Mary Poorman
Joe
George Wesnitzer
Gary
Roscoe C. Pratt
Mt. Carmel
Obituaries Notice from Marshall Area
Recent deaths include Mrs May Davis 62 of Arcola with services at home and burial in St Marys cemetery Marshall. Ruth Icon a 19 year old daughter of Mrs Robt Nicol of All Right died and was interred in Marshall cemetery. Infant twins Anwen and Alice Reeley of Clarksville died, funeral services held and buried in Claraville cemetery.
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May Davis
Arcola
Marshall
St. Mary’s
Ruth Icon
Robt. Nicol
Allright
Rev
J. B. Evans
Marshall Cemetery
Anwen
Alice
John Reeley
Clarksville
Clarnaville
Lecturer to Speak at Methodist Church Sunday
William E. Pussyfoot Johnson and Geo. R. Laird of Michigan will address the public at the Methodist church Sunday April 13 at 2 30 p m. Johnson earned a national reputation as a government special commissioner enforcing temperance laws and his one eyed injury occurred in London during a protest. His talk titled The Cross and the Crescent covers his temperance and prohibition work across the United States and abroad.
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William E
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Geo. R. Laird
Michigan
West
Johnson
Pussyfoot
London
England
United States
City and High School Elections Set for Saturday in City
The city school election will be at Geo Buehler garage on North Sixth street Saturday afternoon. Three candidates Chas Claypool president and Harry Coldren with Dr C D Mitchell for two members, all unopposed. The high school board election is at J W Adam office on North Sixth street with one seat contested between H R Snavely and Elder Lee.
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Geo. Buehler
North Sixth Street
Chas. Claypool
Harry Coldren
C. D. Mitchell
J. W. Adam
Shaw Root Wedding Quiet Family Ceremony in Terre Haute
At Mrs. Wilfred Shaw home 815 North Sixth street a quiet Saturday ceremony joined Virginia Shaw to William Root son of Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Root of Terre Haute. The couple, after a six week western motor tour, will be at home after June 1 at 12241 South Sixth street Terre Haute. Immediate relatives and a few close friends attended. Rev. J E Evans officiated. Mrs Root active in Marshall and Terre Haute social circles. Mr Root connected with Root Glass factory. Attendants were Mrs Richard Hunter of Geneva and Harold Whitney of Terre Haute.
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Wilfred Shaw
North Sixth Street
Virginia
William R. ‘Root
Chapman Je ‘Root
Terre Haute
Richard. _Hunter
Geneva
Ande. Burnett
Harold Whitney
Root
Marshall
Root Glass Factory
J E Evans
California
West
S’ Sixth Street
Marriage Licenses Recorded In Paris And Marshall
Par B Franklin 23 and Dollie Viola Meeks 18, both of Paris, receive a marriage license. William Urufla Root 23 of Terre Haute and Virgtora Shew 23 of Marshall also listed. Halph Wolfs 23 of Oranga Township and Nilda Sweet 16 of Martihaville appear in the nonstandard entry.
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Par B
Franklin
Paris
Dollie Viola
Meeks
William Urufla “Root
Terre Haute
Virgtota
Shew
Marshall
Halph Wolfs
Oranga
Nilda Sweet
High School Pupils Attend Meeting Monday Night
Marshall township high school pupils filled the city council chamber Monday night to hear council deliberations. Alderman Claypool tried to refund $100 paid to Lloyd Pulver for a quit claim deed, but the motion failed. Citizens near the old light plant protested Vic Janney’s billboards and a committee was appointed to discuss removal. Residents east of the Ben Johnson property sought to be placed outside city limits. another discussion involved a fire escape stairway for C. B. Montgomery. The council rejected a litter-can plan for the business district.
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Marshall Township High School
Claypool
Lloyd Pulver
Pulver
Paul Kuhn
National Dixie Hotel
Vic Janney
Old City Light Plant
Metz
Howell
Montgomery
Janny
Ben Johnson
Ed Jones
C. B. Montgomery
Hickory Street
Mt. Carmel
Marshall
Chas. Metz
John Sweet
Independent
B E. Howell
Citizen's
J. L. May
Robt. Scholfield
Citizen’s
Chas, Flowers
William Findley
Jake Elliott
Mary Plasters
Helen Hurst
Chas. Cole
E. Claypool
Henry Meehling
Ed Howell
Nelled Warriner
Fred Behner
Louise Campbell
Pair in jail for concealed weapons
Harold Kane of Los Angeles and his wife were arrested on concealed weapons charges after a revolver was found in a car being repaired. Both were jailed in default of bond. they had been staying at the National Dixie Hotel for almost two months while Mrs. Kane recovered from an automobile accident. Authorities believe they may have taken the car out of state without payment.
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Harold Kane
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Kane
National Dixie Hotel
Kane
Turner
Slow election returns from Clark county with statewide gains
Primary results show Governor Coolidge possibly winning the state by about 150000 votes, with Clark county strong for him. Estimates place Norman L. Jones as governor nominee and Nor man Bennett leading Clark county for representative. Buxbaum and Freeland neck and neck for circuit clerk amid incomplete tallies.
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Herald
Clark County
Small
Cook County
Carlstrom
Deneen
McCormick
Holaday
Congress
Lewman
Raymond
Hamilton
Shuey
General Assembly
Cork
Baxter
Berkley
Connelly
Arney
Coolidge
Springfield
Norman L. Jones
Norman Bennett
Davis
Thompson
Welch
Buxbaum
Freeland
Prohibition Agents Report Sharp Rise in 1923 Arrests
1923 saw 64,593 arrests by prohibition agents, up from 60,029 the previous year. Property seized and destroyed totaled 8048,7955, with 1922 value at 2,969,866, indicating substantial increases in enforcement activity and asset seizures.
Heralds Addition List Names Subscribers for Mail
The Herald lists new and renewing subscribers received during the past week from Monday to Saturday. Names include John W. Graham Millard Payne Central Press Clipping Service H. J. Buxbaum Will Macke Pearl Moore and others.
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Moekling
the Herald
John W. Graham Millard
Payne Central Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edith Laehmer
Mickie
Conaway
North Baltimore
Lela Chancellor
R. MacRae
Cleveland
R. A. Chancellor
Martinsville
F. A. Conaway
Findlay High School
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland, O
The
American Dry Cleaning Company
of Findlay
Roosevelt
Pussyfoot Johnson
Egypt
Citizens
Mrs. Kane
Josiah Connelly
BE. N. McNary
H. V. McNary
E. N. McNary
Caroline Arbuckle
Otto Amacher
Clarence Gilbert
William Fraker
S. W. Life
Cora P. Hawkins
Dolley Stroup
H. J. Buxbaum
Fot Martinsville
Ettie C. Hays
Harrison T. Irving
Bernard Birchfield
Allen W. Pennell
Everett E. Slusser
Grace G. Smith
Lot Casey
Stella Tingley
Malissa Tingley
Milo Norton
Joseph C. Ellington
Lot Marshall
Henry H. Irwin
Minnie Irwin
Roy Irwin
Henry J .Irwin
Bruce Irwin
May
Darwin
Clara Brown
William E. May
William S Roberts
Luella Weaver
William Whitson
P. M. Whitson
Morris Logue
Samuel M. Scholfield
William Brunner
Idia Stinson
Lyman Thompson
Geo. A. Barrett
Glenyn Jones
Glen King
Nellie Morgan Et al
Ermisha Newman
John Stark
John W. Richards
Rodney L. Bell
Mary J. Murphy
Neal Daugherty
Samuel McCash
R. H. Williams
H. M. Custis
Mary Alice Prevo
John W. Mitchell
George Barrett
Chas. B. Shade
J. M. Jacobs
Elmer White
Commodore C. Collier
Francis M. Collier
Sarah E. Roberts
S. A. Roberts
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