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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1909

Page

2

Meet me at Lockard's Saturday and homecomings noted

County correspondence from Sanner Times lists social visits arrivals departures and a local death. Roy Howe and son return from Michigan visits. Frank Harris and wife from Wagoner Oklahoma. J P Bennett family visit Ida Iowa. Lucille Hunt dies and is buried locally. various moves and visits across Casey and nearby towns. a death toll from a fall and a public notice of a drug remedy ad closes the item.

C. H. Hunt Hirds L. G Keller Heota Oklo T MeKinzie Dick Shadky Boulder Cole R. A. Young WS Peters Summerville JW. Ferguson Terr Haute Or. R. Ferguson N. A. Gehl Canon City Colo Pomona Kas Commercial B. S

Oil land drill bid looms southwest of town

Reported effort to secure land block southwest of town for a test oil well. John Baker of Muscatine arrived last Friday and may stay several weeks. Lela Myrtle Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson died July 27 at age 19 years 3 months. Dickens club members visited Marshall Friday with ladies detailing a pleasant day.

the Herald Lockard’s John Baker Muscatine Temain Lela Myrtle Anderson Charles Anderson seThe Dickens Club Marshall W.T. Hollenbeck Rackerby Sarah B. O. McNatts L. le: Hurst J. B. Cato Ownie Eaton

Seared With A Hot Iron and Other Wounds Advised For Care

Advertising copy promotes Huckhus Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. It claims instant relief from hot iron burns scalds and other injuries and directs use at Robt Preurtts.

Martinsville News Notes Local Visits and Events

Grant Weir threshing vicinity report. George Johnson visits Martinsville Tuesday. John Geffs and J P Bennett in town Monday. Tom Bennett off to Lawton, Oklahoma prospecting. Chas Blankenbeker smiles after new baby girl. Robert Geffs of Yale visits. Burns Schoolstall etched monument at Bennett cemetery. Pure OU Co wells near Louis Weaver by Peters Bridge. Chasshurst of Martinsville attends threshing. Ransom Deverick repairs farm residence. Mrs I E Stewart of Goodwell Oklahoma visiting nearby. George Johnson and Frank Dehl fished the river Wednesday. Keith and Lingafelter fielding collapse in Annapolis game. Keith cut face, Lingafelter teeth removed. Eld Isaac Lamb of Nevins Illinois to preach at Church of Christ next weekend on sanctification. Sunday lecture on how to study the Bible.

George Johnson Martinsville John Geffs J P Bennett Tom Bennett Lawton Oklo Chas Blankenbeker Robert Geffs Yale John Geffs Burns Olney Bennett Cemetery Chasshurst Deverick I. E. Stewart Goodwell Okla Frank Dehl Keith Frank Lingafelter Annapolis Lingafelter Isaac Lamb Nevins Church of Christ

The Crime of Idleness and Liver Troubles Cure

An ad warns idleness breeds trouble and laziness harms health. It claims Dr King’s New Life Pills banish liver problems and restore appetite, noting the 25 cent price at Robt Preuett’s.

Dr. King Rob’t Preuett’s

Local Visits and Farm Activity Noted Around Town

Fragmentary notes record Ed Gregg baling hay at Lockard's on Saturday while Amos Parcel from Yale and Bessie Dickinson from Mattoon visited. Other names Casey, Terrell, Wilhite and families appear with weekend attendance in Martinsville and surrounding areas.

Lockard's Ed Gregg Amos Parcel Yale Bessie Dickinson Mattoon Chas Henry Wilhite Martinsville Terrell Terrelland Anolis Casey Balsar

Lockard's Saturday Meeting and Church Renovation Notes

Community items report a gathering planned at Lockard's on Saturday and a rearranged interior at Five Point church. Local happenings include merit notices of hay stacking, garden labor, a tree accident injuring Harve Ax, and Kimlers considering returning to Clark County.

Social Notes From Mt Pleasant Arcadia District

Frank Noyse travels to Indiana while Misses Tiny and Ethel Sweet visit Elva Mallory. Martinsville visitor Pete Elmore stays with Albert Lowry. Ellsworth Lowry visits Chris man to see his sister Mrs Bert Mitchell. Families and young folks attend gatherings and a circus trip to Terre Haute. Mrs Cooley travels from Martinsville to photograph Morgan Sweet family.

Lockard Frank Noyse Indiana Misses Tiny Ethel Sweet Elva Mallory Pete Elmore Martinsville Albert Lowry Ellsworth Lowry Chrisman Bert Mitchell Robert Graig John

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony

A Marshall Illinois resident, Mrs Ida Canham of Market Street, reports kidney pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She suffered two years with back and shoulder pain, abnormal secretions, and fatigue. After one box from Harlans drug store, her condition improved and she was cured. Sold by dealers, 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Marshall Marshall Road Ida Canham Market Street Ill Dean Harlan's Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Infant Harry Eugene Kearns Born and Died in 1909

Infant Harry Eugene Kearns son of Claude and Eva born May 22 1909 died August 1 1909 at 2 months 10 days. Funeral held at home by Rev Coleman with Mathew 18 10. Interred at Ohio Cemetery. Family grateful for kindnesses and flowers including a bouquet from the cradle roll department presented by Mrs Lewis Tolbert.

Harry Eugene Claude Eva Kearns Rev Coleman Mathew Ohio Cemetery Boquet Little Harry Lewis Tolbert

Osteopathy Offers Economical Long Term Health Care

The text argues osteopathy costs less over time than conventional medical care. It claims treatments address root mechanical causes, reducing repeated visits, avoiding drugs and surgeries, and delivering permanent improvement, especially in chronic cases.

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