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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1909

Page

2

Casey to host home team season games and growth plans

Casey prep for a new baseball season with a tryout lineup Foster Denman Frazier Shappen Broom Kirkwood Lee Gooch and manager Charley Kirkwood arranging several games including a Nebraska Indians visit and a Japanese team in June. The district plans additional school facilities as the board may seek voter approval for a new building on the east side.

z _asey baseball Foster Denman Nebraska Indians Casey Board of Education Rey W. L Perkins Gev. Orndorff Johnson Township Orndorff Union Hospital Oscar lLangel Banner Times

Westfield School Election and Sudden Death Report

Westfield voters chose James H White over John Hornbrook by 90 to 50 last Saturday. A telegram received Wednesday morning from the Gobler family notes the sudden death of Mr. Bean of Talladega Alabama, father of Gira Gobler. No further details available.

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Local Notice From The Herald Details May 18 Event

Fragmentary text shows an Olney district notice with dates in May and mentions Mrs Heart Reen and relatives. The legible items reference Sirac Charles Lowe and daughter Lyn Farge visiting. No clear event details or full names/locations available.

Olney M.io Bere Pine Sirac Charles Lowe Lyn Farge Heart

Local Notices Report From Dolson Area

Banter about crops and orchards with remarks on oats and potato stories from Dolson. Funeral of John Vanpelt drew 75 buggies, while a general call to check mail box conditions and awaiting an inspector.

Joe Lowry Will Beadle

Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised for kidney support

An advertisement from Keifer's Drug Store urges readers with backache and urinary troubles to try Foley's Kidney Remedy to strengthen and improve kidney function and prevent serious kidney trouble.

Foley Keifer Keifers Drug Store

Oats Improve as Weather Holds Fair and Local Death

The region awaits fair weather for planting prospects while fields show improved oats. Emanuel and Frank Hurst visit Marshall to see their mother Sallie Hurst. John Van Pelt dies in Battle Creek after medical treatment. burial at Bean Cemetery follows services led by Clarksville I O O F. He leaves a wife three sons two daughters and many relatives.

Emanuel Frank Hurst Marshall Sallie Hurst Towle Methodist Methodist Society Clarksville John van Pelt Battle Creek Michigan Riley Robert Bean Cloone IOO F Woodmen Lodge Martinsville

Local Notes From Asbury And Surrounding Area

Lulu Black is sick. Iola Caldwell has chicken pox. Jim and Clyde Adams sold hogs in Marshall on Wednesday. Myrtle Hedges visits her uncle Jerome Hedges. Walter Adams made a business trip to Terre Haute on Wednesday. Frank Ingale spends days with sister Mrs Travioli. Mr and Mrs Crawford visited their daughter Mrs Tobi s. Epworth League prepping for an entertainment soon. Mrs J W Adams from Marshall visited son Otis and brother Joe Travioli Friday. Mrs Nelson Snedeker ill at daughter’s. Mande and six weeks housebound. Several from here attended gor vicen ait Livingston Sunday. District Superintendent Shielas preached a fine missionary sermon Charley Molter visited.

Jesse Atkinson Wes Shreet Reuben Morgan Street Rebecca Shade Lille Atkins Arthur Frye Akron Ohio David Cline Orange Township Geo. Cline Adaline Sweet Jane Wells John Marshall Wes Frank Anna Maggart Jim Clyde Adams Myrtle Hedges Jerome Hedges Walter Adams Terre Haute Frank Ingale Travioli Mrs. Crawford Tobias Epworth League J. W. Adams Otis Joe Travioli Nelson Snedeker Mande Gorvicen -Ait - Livingston Shielas Charley Molter

Moonshine Farming Underway Amid Short News

Local notes report farming activity starting, drilling soon in oil fields, and several residents socializing around Westfield, Cottonwood, and Martinsville. Baseball scores favor Cleone 30 to 0, community events and baptisms noted. a child sustains a head wound from a schoolhouse accident.

Local notes highlight residents and farm activity

J A Melton covered his house Friday and Saturday. Sylvan Morrill appointed road boss for the district. Melton and wife visited Martinsville Saturday. Alfred Bennett boasts the finest wheat in the area. G L Wiser looked after his farm in Effingham last week. Walter Steward of Ashmore spent Saturday and Sunday in Cleone. Our school progresses under Miss Gilbert. N A Kite attended business near Effingham last week. Wm Volk and family of Vevay Park visited Clark Hammond and wife Sunday. Miss Rae Connelly, Charleston normal student, spent Sunday at home. Everett Connelly Jr returned Sunday after extended visit in Terre Haute. Charles M Tarble employed to teach winter term at Johnson school. Lewis Hedges employed to teach six blocks at Richwoods.

Clyde Tharp Bridgeport L. M. Sidey Wm. Carper Rev. Gant Washington Olen Clements Geo Geffs Ed Tague West York James Staley L. H. Akens Dan Reed’s Chas Misner Chas Tharp Lorenzo Bennett Wm Lansberry Southern Oil Co Chas Gross Farm Moriah Cottonwood Sam Dehl Johnson Noah Deverick Joshua Fish Martinsville Frank Geffs Charles Grubbs Walter Reed Harry Downey Joe Campbell Landis Dehl Lawrence Chapman Butternutt J. A. Melton Sylvan Morrill Alfred Bennett G. L. Wiser Effingham Walter Steward Ashmore Cleone Nicley Gilbert N. A. Kite Wm. Volk Aid Vevay Park Clark Hammond Rae Connelly Charleston Everett Connelly, Jr Terre Haute Charles M. “Tarble Johnson School Lewis Hedges Beemer Richwoods

A Way Open to Convince the Greatest Skeptic

A Marshall reader reports a public statement by Mrs Idax Canham of Market Street Marshall claiming Donn's Kidney Pills brought her great relief after two years of kidney disease. She describes back pain and shoulder ache easing and expresses ongoing gratitude.

Marshall Idax Canham Market Street

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