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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1922

Page

8

Weekend guests and birthday gathering in Illinois area

S L Victor of Champaign visited Miss Esther Weir over the weekend. G W Grogan of Oblong and Mrs. Ora Wilkin of Kell called on Silas Wilkin. Ellen May returns from Lafayette Ind. after two weeks. Relatives of Mrs. Minerva Stevenson gathered at Miss Gertrude Shaw's home to celebrate her 87th birthday with many gifts and summer refreshments.

G. W. Grogan Oblong Ora Wilkin Kell Silas Wilkin Ellen May Lafayette Ind Minerva Stevenson Gertrude Shaw Stevenson Nellie Lola Cole Fred Shaw Wilfred Shaw W. W. Hogue Harry King Temple Lovett

Families visit relatives and travel plans feature in Marshall area

The article notes several family visits and travels. John Weir and relatives plan visits in Norfolk Virginia. Mr and Mrs T Lloyd and family dine near Paris Sunday. W W Craig and Mrs Clayton Spittler family visit Edgar. Hon H C Bell, long from Washington DC, retires from pension dept and stays near Marshall before settling. Mrs John Moreland and children go to Robinson and then Monmouth Illinois after visiting Machlan and Broadhurst families.

Norfolk L. J. We John Weir T. Lloyd Paris W. W. Craig Clayton Spittler Familly Blanche Eugene Craig Edgar H. C. Bell Washington, D. C Pension Department Marshall John Moreland Ben Morland Robinson Will Machlan S. W. Broadhurst Monmouth, Ill

Meet Monday Night WoMan Civic League Session

The Woman’s Civic League holds its regular meeting at the Court House on Monday evening at 7 30 o clock. Members are urged to attend and discuss community concerns and planned actions.

Woman’s Civic League Court House

James H Perisho Dies At 77 In Marshall

James H. Perisho, 77, died at his east Marshall home after a month long illness. Funeral services were held at his residence Monday at 1:00 PM, then at Pleasant Hill Church in Edgar County, with burial in the nearby cemetery.

James H. Perisho Marshall Pleasant Hill Edgar’ County

Chamber plans for August 15 meeting in Wabash Valley

Business groups prepare to host the Associated Advertising Clubs of the Wabash Valley for the 10th quarterly meeting here on Tuesday August 15. Speakers include Louis Blumenstock advertising manager of Stix Baer Fuller St Louis and G W Orr district manager of the Willis Overland company Indianapolis.

Chamber of Commerce Wabash Valley Louis Blumenstock Stix, Baer & Fuller St. Louis G. W. Orr willys-Overland Company Indianapolis

Visit to Hong Kong reshapes view of the island

The Montreal Family Herald notes a renewed focus on Hong Kong, once a British colony ceded after Nanking, now a fortified port city and naval station. It describes Victoria’s four mile shoreline, the Peak panorama, and the busy streets beneath with lantern light, color, and scents amid a cosmopolitan crowd.

Wales Hong Kong Great Britain Nanking Far East Hong Rong South China Victoria Rocky Island Kowloon Peninsula Montreal Family Herald

Trinity Church In New York Prays Before Work Hours

In the business district Trinity Church near Broadway and Wall Street draws many businessmen from 8:30 to 9 each weekday morning. No service or ministers exist then. worshippers kneel and pray briefly before starting their day, with pews filling to forty or fifty by 8:50.

Velty Trinity Church Broadway Wall Street New York Trinity

New Cattle Feed for Army at Camp Lewis

Popular Mechanics reports a compressed forage brick made of pure oats and grains with molasses binder tested at Camp Lewis. Bricks measure 12 by 6 by 14 inches with perforations for easy breaking. In tests on 50 animals, all but four accepted the feed. most gained weight and maintained work, with one stallion adding 46 pounds in 80 days.

Camp Lewis Popular Mechanics

Zurich Municipal Forests Sustain Swiss Towns and Tourism

The Zurich forests, famed for centuries, supply timber while preventing landslides and reducing taxes through dividends. Municipal woodlands protect farms, stabilize slopes, and help Switzerland maintain mountains and tax levels, contributing to national strength and tourist appeal.

Zurich Switzerland Europe

Umbrellase and Bungalow Design in Port Jend Ore

A fragmented description outlines a new kind of umbrella or bungalow material used in ship construction at Port Jend Oregon. It mentions a broad shape, measuring B84, with a supporting frame steadied by a connector and tied to a framing system.

Checker Jend Ore Mate Ciedy Cormec

Public Lands Reclamation Efforts and Farm Openings

Commissioner William Spry discusses the vast public lands in Uncle Sam's domain and the reclamation program. He notes 200 million acres open for settlement, 86 percent of forest lands public, and swamp or wet lands totaling 240 million acres that could be improved by drainage and irrigation. He cites the Reclamation Service progress, costs, and the need for Congress funding to advance projects, including the Smith McNary plan. The piece highlights rising farm openings, returning soldiers' entries, and land-seeking applications to meet urban to rural migration and agricultural expansion.

William’ ‘Spry William : Spry General Uncle Sam United States Congress Jjands Smith-McNary Hill Secretary of the Interior General Land Office

Bridges Let for Six Projects in County Reconstruction

At a meeting the county superintendent of highways awarded six bridge contracts. Bids ranged with D W Carine Sullivan ill and others, prices listed for 24 foot, 12 foot, and 40 to 80 foot spans in Martinsville, Westfield, Parker, Paris, and Caney townships. The record notes Marshall’s loss and Havolines’ tenth straight win in the Casey league context, followed by broad reflections on farming, reclamation projects, and rural independence.

Highways Clark i McDaniel Dildge D. W Carine Sullivan Boyer Pride Westfield Sto Frazier Bros Paris Biggs Parker Township D .W Ill Lan Kelly Martinsville’ Township Glaudé Taggart Martinsville Wabash Township Rank” Zimimerly & Son Marshall Lawrenceville Richardson Caney Acore Rand Greenup Casey

Radiophone in homes as a new means of direct communication

The article discusses the radiophone as a home device for receiving spoken messages from city, state, and national government agencies. It notes that the change is in method, not matter, and emphasizes its potential to deliver timely information directly to homes, offices, farms, and workshops. It contrasts spoken news flow to traditional newspaper and magazine distribution.

Eature Page Public Daily

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