Passage of No.1 Passenger Train Through East St. Louis Delayed
A Sunday crowd at Vandalia depot watched the No.1 passenger train pass through East St. Louis for the first time since a strike. The train arrived about four and a half hours late but went through without trouble, with escort by a squad of Boys in Blue in Terre Haute. Nearby, homeowners are urged to mow weeds for better appearance, and local express wagon firm Liston & Chrisman added service from Marshall to Terre Haute during the strike, boosting business. Samuel Hammerly and family of Indianapolis are visiting relatives in the city and at the Grand Turn.
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Vandalia
East St. Louis
Terre Haute
Boys In Blue
Liston & Chrisman
Marshall
Samuel Hammerly
Indianapolis
Camp-out adds to Vincennes party near Springfield fire
A group from Vincennes joined friends for a four day camp-out and fishing trip while a separate gathering in Springfield included John R. Archer and wife. An early morning fire at Frank Lake's Summer Kitchen was quickly contained. Ben Whitehead, Herald mailing clerk, reportedly claims a hundred yard speed record. Ross' grand diorama Battle of Gettysburg to be shown Thursday through Saturday in a large tent by Miller's wagon yard.
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Gertie
Edith Shaw
Ammile Harlan
Alice Eversole
Jane
Ruth Scholfield
Cecile Delaney
Fabrie Andrews
Frankie Archer
Susan Quick
Janie Green
Eva Tindolph
Vincennes
Lucy “Payne
Paris
Fred “Bartlett
Sgwep Whitlock
Hector Dulaney
S. D. Quick
John R. Archer
Frank Lake
Ben Whitehead
Herald
Springfield
Ross
Battle of
Gettysburg
Miller
residents and visitors travel through Marshall in 30s era notes
Mrs J W Lewis visited Chris man last Saturday with Maude Laufman. John spent Sunday. Lewis returned Monday night. Harry Irwin wife and baby of Chicago passed Marshall Friday en route to West York to visit Mrs Irwin's parents. Charlie Smith of Paris came to see his wife and daughter and visit his parents. Dick Whitehead left Sullivan News and becomes Casey Gleaner foreman. Comrade W R Wallace and wife of Lower Wabash visited the county seat Saturday.
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J. W. Lewis
Chrisman
Dick Whitehead
The
Sullivan News
Casey Gleaner
W. R. Wallace
Lower Wabash
Gaddis Retires from St James Hotel. Hurst to Take Over
J B Gaddis and wife retire after eleven years at the St James Hotel and will visit Frankfort Indiana. Seymour Hurst owner of the hotel assumes management. The building has been remodeled with modern conveniences. J P Hines of Calhoun Kentucky plans to establish an ice plant here by April 1908 with a 20 ton capacity. Robert Getsert and Emma Holzworth wed at the bride’s home with Rev Nitsche officiating. The groom is described as industrious.
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J. B. Gaddis
St. James Hotel
Frankfort
Ind
Seymour Hurst
J. P. Hines
Calhoun
B. M. Duncan
Hines
Robert Getsert
Wabash Township
Emma
Fred Holzworth
Darwin
Nitsche
Marriage of John L. Farris and Maude Craig
John L. Farris and Miss Maude Craig were married last Wednesday evening with Esq. Williams performing the ceremony. The young couple has many friends who wish them well.
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Edward Gelisert
John L. Farris
Maude Craig
Esq
Williams
Ten years ago Ralph Tibbs advances in Navy training
Ralph Tibbs completed his final examination as a landsman electrician at Great Lakes last week and will attend the government electrical school in Minneapolis for six months before possible service assignment. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otho Tibbs, will visit before he leaves for Minneapolis. Milo Combs bought 90 acres of the Schwartz farm in Dolson township for 6467 dollars, expanding his holdings to over 300 acres. The sale followed a year of delays due to a cloudy title. Fred Richards, Ross and Fenton Davison visited William Ehrhardt of Indianapolis, as Ehrhardt plans to leave for Hattiesburg, Mississippi after August 5 for mobilization of Indiana’s National Guard.
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Ralph Tibbs
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Government Electrical
Minneapolis
Ralph
America
Otho Tibbs
Milo Combs
Dolson Township
Schwartz
Clarksville
Harry Casteel
Mr. Combs
Fred Richards
Ross
Fenton Davison
William Ehrhardt
Indianapolis
Mr. Ehrhardt
Hattiesburg, Miss
Snational Guard of
Indiana
Management of Child Summer Ills in Plain Terms
A veteran health note reviews treating summertime childish diseases with vomiting and diarrhea. It urges two goals: soothe the child and remove irritants, suggesting remedies like castor oil, milder tonics, and careful balancing of acid and alkaline conditions through diet and rest.
Colic treatment advice in early medical note
Castorol is recommended in large doses as a convenient remedy to soothe griping and intestinal nerve excitation. An anodyne mix may be given as needed. Prompt vigorous treatment can reduce doctor visits and may even save life. Colic often precedes diarrhoea and should be aborted by swift action followed by careful aftercare.
Johnson and Hutchens Reunion Held at Dolson Township Home
A Johnson and Hutchens family reunion took place at the Chas Hutchens home near the old Abe Johnson house, six miles west of Marshall on Sunday with a lawn luncheon and a large pink iced cake. Next year’s gathering is set for the last Sunday in July. Attendees include Mrs. Clarinda Johnson, Ora Johnson and family, Frank Hutchens and family, John Mink and family, Riley Davis and family, and many others.
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Johnson and Hutchens
Chas. Hutchens
Abe Johnson
Dolson Township
Marshall
Clarinda Johnson
Clara Alice Newman
Ora Johnson
Frank Hutchens
John Mink
Riley Davis
Marlin Claypool
Elijah Wright
Georgia Connerton
Frances
John Staub Jr
Manuel Saiter
Minnie Morris
Wille Veach
Earl
Lois Starwalt
Roy Findley
Omer Beauchamp
Ben Barrett
Clyde
Lucille Barrett
Frank Lowthers
Deisy Ramsey
F E. Smith
Lina Bierbaum
J. W. Fredenberger
Harry Tingley
W.B. Murphy
Arlie Wallace
Ed Findley
Marion Clapp
Polishing Surfaces Grinding Method in Lathe Work
Grinding and lapping are described as methods to produce exceptionally smooth surfaces on both interior and exterior areas using friction of lead cylinders with oil and fine abrasive powder. The process applies to ordnance manufacturing and similar precision work.
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