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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
3
Casey residents share visits and movements across towns and states. Residents attend church events, weddings, and graduations. others relocate for jobs, family care, or new homes. Local names include Davis, Ells, Etchison, Hancock, and Perry, with mentions of Oklahoma and Indiana cities.
O Rains and family will move to Colorado Springs next week for health reasons. A son was born to Mr and Mrs W bur Rains west of town yesterday morning. Andrew Newlin returned from Mississippi last week. A. Carrell, former county treasurer, will move to Missouri after purchasing land. Mr and Mrs Henry Cox and their son hosted a gathering after a forum. fourteen scholars remain and may transfer schools.
Hiram Scranton of Clay City Illinois, long treated by five doctors for consumption, finds new life and health after using Dr New remedy. He credits the medicine with restoring strength enabling him to work again, claiming it cures lung diseases and related ailments. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by Robert Prewett, price 60 cents or one dollar.
Green Moss district reports include the reelection of Douney Snyder as school director. Dolson chapel cemetery cleanup occurred last week and Easter events at the Dolson chapel Sunday school. Local births, marriages, visits, and weather events are noted, with property listings and telephone line updates in Clarksville.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumbled update from a small town. It mentions names and events in rough order but lacks clear details or context to identify the subjects, dates, or locations.
The assessor commends judgment while Will Bross's family announces a birth through the stork. Frank Beachout is reappointed road boss. A mail train sets records. Oats work occurs with mixed progress as Auburn Democrats ratify an election amid dynamite fears.
School commenced Monday with Leon Dodd teacher. Rev Chester Hix was elected school director Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chas Cornwell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lee Standfield. Perry Green and wife spent Sunday with Frank Hedges and family. G W Downey and grandson Ralph were guests of Mrs J R Trump Sunday.
President Gomez holds a petition to authorize boxing bouts in Cuba with scientific rules. Professor Budenich trains the president’s son at the palace and may influence a congress vote. No law bans prize fighting, but police can stop brutal contests. Public dissent exists over travel and transportation complaints amid the talk of boxing.
A Marshall resident warns readers not to experiment with kidney pain and urinary disorders urging prompt action. He cites personal experience with kidney trouble and endorses Pine remedy as effective, urging others to seek proper treatment rather than delaying care.
A sermon recalls King Joash halting further offerings after priests failed to repair the temple. It warns against church begging and urges voluntary giving, noting the Laodicean Condition and calling for spiritual renewal rather than coercive solicitation.
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