Spittler's Stables Licenses Renewed for 1916 Stallions
Spittler's Stables announces license renewals for imported Belgian stallion CROQUIS and pure bred Percheron STALLION NO 8651 at Lloyd's wagon yard in Marshall. Breeders are invited to inspect the stock before making other arrangements. Samiel Spittler owner and keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Swope Wagon Yard
Marshall
T. B. Griffin
Croquis
Paul Burt
Stonewall Jackson
Lloyd's Wagon Yard
Samiel Spittler
Dr King’s Men Discovery for Child Cough Aids Colds
Watch for coughs runny noses and catarrh in children and use Dr King’s Men Discovery. The syrup is quick acting safe for kids and helps ease irritation of the mucous membranes without fuss or danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagefosi
Estate of Stephen Applegate executors announce claims
The executors Aquilla Applegate and Robert A. Stricker announce they will appear before the Clark County Court at Marshall during the June term on the first Monday in June 1916 to adjust all claims against the estate and request immediate payment from indebted parties. Graham & Snavely attorneys. Dated April 3, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Applegate
Clark
Illinois
Clark County
Marshall
A. D
Iredell Evans
County Court
Marshall, Minois
Henry C. Bohn
Admi, Scholfield & Scholfield, Attys
Olinois
Sarah E. Carter
Edward Pearce
Admr
Graham & Snavely
Attys
Notice of Administrators for Estate of Iredell Evans
Administrators of the estate of Iredell Evans late of Clark County Illinois notify all claimants to appear at the Clark County Court Marshall on the first Monday in June for adjustment. Debtors to the estate should pay promptly. Dated April 1.
Notice of Interest Purchase in West Union Granite Co
To whom it may concern I have purchased the interests of my partner Robert R Wheeler in the monumental business of West Union IL and will not be responsible for any bills contracted by him All bills due the Union Granite Co must be paid to the Union Granite Co or to J M Reeder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraud
Clarksville
Marshall
Davis
Farmers’ Board
Robert R. Wheeler
West Union
Union Granite
Union Grantta Co
J. M. Reeder
New Theater's Rise and Fall Reflected in Century Theater Era
The paper recalls the New Theater opened in 1910 under Heinrich Conried with a 2200 seating capacity and a stock company. It notes its high aims, hurdles, and miscalculations, and traces its remodeling into the Century Theatre and the rise of competing venues as the motion picture industry grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne B. Kerr
Harry B. Dulaney
New York
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Antony and Cleopatra
BE. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
John Gasworthy
New Theater
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Century Theatre
Conried
Winthrop Ames
Boston
Forty-fourth Street
New Theatre
Times
Sugar Tariff Muddle Hits Democratic Stand
A prominent Democratic congressman lamented the party’s shift on sugar duty. He warned the vote leaves the party in an indefensible position, risking broader tariff credibility as war and conflict elsewhere divert public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Europe
Mexico
Plot to assassinate European rulers uncovered in Chicago
Formal statement by Cook County State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne claims an international archistic plot to kill European rulers was uncovered during probes into Jean Crones, a suspected poisoner linked to a banquet for Archbishop Mundelein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Chicago
Maclay Hoyne
Cook County
Jean Crones
Water Extension Ordinance for Marshall Illinois Streets
An ordinance provides for extending water mains on Marshall Illinois streets. The plan routes mains from Michigan Avenue and Oak Street to Eighth Street, from Hickory and Wirth to Spruce and Second, and from Fourth and Locust to Second and Main, including north and south segments to Pine Street. It lists precise street connections and boundary points as part of the extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Iilinois
Michigan
Oak Street
Eighth Street
Spruce Street
Wirth
Fifth Street
Looe
Secone
Siresis
Pine Street
Cerna
Marla
Marshall City OKs 6000 Bond for Water Main Expansion
Marshall Illinois adopts an ordinance to borrow $6000 for a four inch water main along listed streets and alleys. Bonds of $1000 each bear 6 percent interest from 1917 to 1922 with annual tax levy to repay. Mayor John W. Lewis signs. clerk F. W. Greenough attests. Passed December 6 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Ninth Streets
Tenth
Tenth Street
Eighth ‘Street
Eighth Street
Vine Street
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
Fourth Street
Water Tower
Wbighth Street
Pine Street
Second Street
City of Marshall
Illinois
City of
Marshall
John W. Lewis
F. W. Greenough
2 Out Of the Race Kidney Relief Ad
An old advertisement urges prompt action if you wake with muscle pains joint aches or rheumatic twinges and fatigue. It touts Foley Kidney Pills as helping kidneys remove poisonous waste matter, claiming the product is sold everywhere.
No clear headline event identified
Fragmentary OCR text lists mixed numbers and times with no identifiable people places organizations or concrete facts to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Slater Serum Company
Kansas City
J. Harvey Slater
Charleston
Slater Company
Coles County
Dulaney National Bank of Marshall
Southwest National Bank of Commerce
Griffin’s’ Stables
George Claypool
Marshall, Il
Rid No
Spittler’s Stables
Bruce D. Eva Graham & Snavely
State of Illinois
Otho Bohn
the New Theater
Greenland
India
Marshall’ Herald
Terre Haute
Bubeck & Gallagher
Vandalla Line
South North
Parmer
Cement Drain Tile Co
West Union, Ill
C. F. Behner
Farmers
Ealesh
Plum Street
H. M. Dewey
Ies
Citizens’ Party
James M. Hooper
W. BR. Turman
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