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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1910

Page

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Former Clark County Man Invites Arkansas Visit

In a letter from Ellisville Arkansas dated August 6 a former Clark County resident extols Arkansas as more than a swamp. He describes crops timber railroads and climate and invites friends from Illinois to move or visit praising peaches apples melons and hearty country dinners and promising ample land and friendly neighbors. He warns about mosquitoes snakes and pests but argues warm days and cool nights with a breeze, good farming prospects, and honest labor.

Ellisville Ark Edo Arkansas Old Clark Illinois Kansas

Parole Failure Sparks New Terre Haute Robbery Case

Dave Wilkins once jailed under an indefinite sentence for the Big Four station robbery was paroled by Gov De heen after showing penitence. He is now arrested for robbing John T Parks in Terre Haute, with police reporting no reform and expecting renewed imprisonment.

Dave Wilkins Terge Haute Gov Deheen Terre Haute John T Parks Wilkins

Registry Rules Changed at Post Office

A new postal regulation ends automatic receipts for registered letters and packages. Senders must request receipts at the time of mailing by marking the item with receipt desired. The change aligns with a congressional amendment aimed at reducing operating costs and the post office deficit.

County Teachers Institute Opens With 160 Enrolled

County Superintendent Drake leads the institute which starts Monday with 160 pupils and instructors Prof Booth of Mt. Carmel schools and Prof Geo D Wham of Carbon dale Normal Pedagogy department give three daily addresses each. Harold Bright of Westfield leads singing as enthusiasm runs high. Graduation exercises for common schools move to the ME church next Friday afternoon. School Officers Day meets in the court house at 130 Friday to hear State Supt Blair.

County Teachers Institute Drake Booth Mt. Carmel Geo D Wham Department of Pedagogy Carbondale Normal Harold Bright Westfield Court House Blair

Woodmen Honor Hollenbeck Support From Illinois Woodmen

The Modern Woodmen of Illinois praise Hon Wom Hollenbeck for defending Fraternal Insurance against a proposed reduction. The 34th district supports his stance and thanks him for his role in the legislature aiding Woodmen and fraternal insurers.

Illinois Hollenbeck Hollenteck Sera

Obituary for George W. W. Faîtes Ras Was

George W W Faîte Ras obituary notes birth in Russet county on August 18, year unspecified. He served as a private in the 28th Kentucky Cavalry and was honorably discharged in 1865. He joined the Grand Army of the Republic past No 119. Survived by his wife Mary three sons and other family. details about death and service are provided in fragmented form.

George WW Faites Ras van Ff Russet County Rettucks Dave Yas Watters Firth Loreins Kentucky Cavalry Grand Army of the Republi Deeper

Doctor Downs Criticizes Marshall Reception in Campaign Tale

In a denounced Dallas to Marshall critique, Dr Downs claims he was snubbed during a stop, lacking dinner invitations rides or a proper introduction, and had to deliver speeches on the street. The speaker argues the 18th district won’t swap its leading congressman for a lesser candidate.

Dr Downs Joe Cannon Danville Marshall Congress

Imle and Finkbiner Tie Nest at Home in Marshall

Tuesday morning at nine o'clock, Mr Chris Imle of Ernst and Miss Alta Finkbiner, second daughter of Mrs Emma Finkbiner, were married at the bride’s home forty four miles southeast of Marshall. Rev. D. H. Rupp officiated in a small relatives gathering. The couple left for Niagara Falls and other points, later to take housekeeping on the groom's farm near rust.

Chris Imle Ernst Alta Finkbiner Emma Finkbiner Marshall D. H. Rupp Imle Niagara Falls Rust

Debates on Baptism Set at Auburn M P Church

A series of debates will be held at the M P church in Auburn on August 3 24 and 235 between Rev D B Tymney president of the Southern Illinois Conference and Rev Mr Williams of Terre Haute representing the Christian or Disciples church. The topic is baptism. Tymney states he is highly educated and capable of mastering dead languages.

M. P Auburn D. B. Tymey Mr. Williams Terre Haute Disciples Mr. Tumney the Herald United States

Big Four Improvements at Cairo Division Station

The Cairo Division completed station improvements making it one of the most attractive on the line. Cement platforms were widened, the roadway macadamized, a cement sidewalk installed, and a large fenced plot sodded and planted with flowering plants. Agent Bertelsman shows pride in the new quarters.

Cairo Bertelsman

Real Estate Transfers In Marshall Area Notes

Real estate transfers list multiple parcels with buyers and sellers in Marshall and Martinsville. Notable entries include Wm Gilbert Jones to Kenneth D Black for pt lot 1 block 7 Archer’s 1st Marshall at 31000 and Amanda Rollings to Andrew Bland for pt no se 31-12-10 at 10 dollars.

Gilbert Jones Kenneth D Black Archer Marshall Amanda Rollings Andrew Bland N McNary Lou Johnson Martinsville John Weir Lyman Burnside West Union Mary C Snider Helen S Shaffer Orly Westfield Geo Garner David Howard Casey Jas T Tichenor G S Bishop Nellie Washburn Frank Cole Ora M Snyder Rosa M Carr Wm Grable Et al L C Duffield E K Arford O F van Gilder F van Gilder Neal McClain

County S S Convention at Martinsville Aug 25 26

The county convention will be at Martinsville on August 25 and 26. A silk banner will be awarded to the school with the most adults in line and a silk conquest flag to the school with the most under 16. Martinsville township not competing. Parades begin 1 30 pm August 26.

Martinsville Martinsville Township

Jail in Clark County Empties Again After Disturbance Case

The Clark County jail is empty again after two years of empties. The last prisoner, Martha Pine, was jailed last week for disturbing the peace and released Monday.

Clark County

Train Orders by Telephone In Cairo Division

Preparations to install telephone for transmitting train orders underway on the Cairo division. Copper wire will be strung from Danville to Harrisburg as linemen work on the line.

Cairo Danville Harrisburg

Ice: Penguin 3 series SU Reptoning

The fragment shows a sports note about a Sunday evening event involving a team and a club, mentioning possibly Penguin or Reptoning. Names and details are unclear due to OCR damage.

Penguin Eam Social Figs Perea

Methodist Announcements for Fourth Quarterly Meeting

The ME church invites all to next Sunday’s fourth quarterly meeting. The morning service features a sermon by the pastor and the evening by Rev Parker Shields D D District Superintendent. Monday evening the Quarterly Conference meets and all conference members are urged to attend.

Parker Shields

Tragedy at Martinsville Theater Injures Owner

George Fury, proprietor of a moving picture show in Martinsville, was seriously injured last Thursday night when a gasoline engine on his movie projector kicked back and struck his leg, breaking both bones.

George Fury Martinsville

Richard Lowry Dies at Home in Sullivan Missouri

Richard Lowry formerly of this county died Thursday night at his Sullivan home. The body was taken to this city for burial. He left a widow and two children.

Richard Lowry Sullivan

Senatorial Committee to Meet in Charleston Today

Judge H. R. Snavely chairs the 34th district senatorial committee meeting in Charleston to decide how many candidates will be nominated.

H. R. Snavely 34Th Charleston

Old Lady Severely Injured in Unclear Incident

Damaged OCR text shows a report of an elderly woman injured seriously in an unclear event. No further readable details such as location, date, or involved parties are available.

Divorce suits filed in circuit court prompt new cases

After a quiet period three divorce actions were filed this week. A J Wilson of Martinsville seeks freedom from wife Viletta citing infidelity and names Tony Mallory as co respondent. Della Gummere of Marshall accuses William Gummere of cruelty infidelity and desertion. Lydia M Rolison seeks to sever ties with Owen H Rolison alleging neglect and infidelity. they married in 1899 and have two children.

J Wilson Martinsville Viletta Tony Mallory Della Gummere Marshall William Gummere Lydia M Rolison Owen H Rolison Severs

Tomato Growing Profitable In Indiana Canners Spur Demand

A Greenwood correspondent notes rising land values from 20 to 60 dollars per acre near Polk canneries as a tomato industry grows. B W H Drake reports eight acres yielding twelve years of profits averaging 96 dollars per acre annually, while tomatoes improve soil similar to clover, benefiting subsequent corn crops.

Terre Haute Marshall Greenwood Ind Polk Canneries B W H Drake

Big Crops in Sight From August Agricultural Estimates

Official Washington figures project record crops with cork leading at 2.94 billion bushels, surpassing 1906. Oats exceed last bumper by 13 million, winter wheat up 12 million, newer at 492 million, second only to 1906.

Agricultural Department Washington Cork Missouri River

Marriage Licenses Recorded in Martinsville and Surrounding Areas

A list of marriage licenses shows couples including Robert A. Guinnip and Mattie Shonk in Martinsville, William M. Aken and Ida Sweitzer in Martinsville, John L. McDaniel and Fern Smith in Casey, Chris C. Imle and Alta M. Finkbiner in Darwin, with entries noting locations in Marshall Parker and Wabash.

Robert A. Guinnip Marshall Mattie Shonk Martinsville Wm. M. Aken Parker Ida Sweitzer John L. McDaniel Casey Fern Smith Casey Chris C. Imle Darwin Alta M. Finkbiner Wabash

Mosque shooting wounds target in Jerusalem mosque chaos

Miss Moore and Miss Maurice of New York were shot during a tourist visit. The Afghan shooter, not a local, opened fire in darkness while worshippers prayed. One eye lost, another bullet damaged an arm. the Afghan to be punished, pasha’s wife visited, reports dispute motives.

Moore Terre Phallte Anishen Omar Oat Jerusalem Wasip Maurice New York Afghanistan Miss Moore Palestine

Disappearance of Mrs. Kerans Stuns Illinois Area

Mrs Josie Kerans nee Hallock disappeared over a month ago from her cousin George Honn’s residence four miles west of Kansas. She had taken her child to her parents near Ashmore then boarded a Big Four train to Paris. She phoned from Paris to say where the horse was but has since vanished. Relatives remain puzzled by her actions and whereabouts.

Josie Kerans Hallock George Honn Kansas Kerans James Hadtock Ashmore Carl

Oats Yield Heavy at Wiral State Reformatory

Ninety acres of oats at Wiral State Reformatory were harvested by John and Charles Cummings. The yield reached 46 bushels per acre, second highest on record, surpassing a 44 bushel rate near Sterling on Earnest Casens’s farm. Superintendent Russell praises Mr Edwards who manages the reformatory farm and hails conditions as favorable. a visit shows strong farm performance under Edwards’ guidance.

Wiral State Reformatory John Charles Cummings Sterling Earnest Casens Or. Edwards Edwards Clark County Reformatory Russell Edwards - Pontiac Sentinel

Mary Jane Bennett’s Deafult History and Obituary Notes

Mary Jane Bennett born Oct 1839 in Clark County Illinois died Aug 4 1910. She married Daniel S Phillippi in 1856 and had Geo T and Martha Phillippi Thomas who resides in Oklahoma. She later married Eliza C Blankenbeker in 1862 yielding Amanda William H Enos Royal and Jesse Chrisler. then married Jesse C Porter in 1886. Funeral Aug 5 at Wesley Chapel Martinsville Church of God. Nora Gray, aged five, lived with her until death.

Mary Jane Bennett George Martha Bennett Clark County Ill Daniel S Phillippi Geo. T Martha Phillippi Thomas Oklahoma Eliza C Blankenbeker Amanda Willam H Enos Royal Jesse Chrisler Church of God Willow Creek Martinsville Nora Gray Wesley Chapel

Death of an Old Soldier

George Literal died last Thursday at his northwest city home from face cancer after years of suffering. A Civil War veteran, his funeral drew local Grand Army post members. He leaves a widow and several children.

George Literal Grand Army

Evangelical Church Notice For Sunday Services

The Evangelical Church announces Sunday services at Aug 14 with preaching at 10 30 a m in Big Creek Emanuel Grand Turn and Marshall also at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Pastor H J Nitsche leads the services.

Evangelical Church Notice Big Creek Emanuel M. Marshall H. J. Nitsche

Citywide Notice to Cut Weeds and Clear Refuse

Property owners and occupants within city limits are ordered by the Board of Health to cut weeds and remove all refuse at once. This public health notice enforces immediate compliance to prevent unsanitary conditions and pest problems.

Local Sheriff Candidate and Town Visitors Highlight Weekend

Co S Short of Casey campaigned for sheriff in town yesterday. Miss Lida Forbeck visits Terre Haute with friends. Clarence Prevo and wife from Prevo Landing toured Marshall on Saturday. Dell Bullard B M Davison and families were travelers on the Big Four line to Niagara Falls. Yeater.

Friendship Rewarded Bequest To Mrs Ida Nichols

Mrs Ida Nichols of Georgetown believes the Bible promise as she learns her friend Mrs Juliet Morgan who died recently left her several thousand dollars for goodwill. The bequest reflects gratitude for kindness shown over many years.

Ida Nichols Georgetown Juliet Morgan Nichols

Congregational Church Meeting After Prayer Service

A meeting for the transaction of important business will be held at the close of the prayer service Thursday evening at the Congregational church. A good attendance is urged.

Congregational Church

Robinson Factory faces relocation to Tulsi sewer project

A brief note records Robinson Boiler and Manufacturing Co located in Robinson for about a year plans to move to Tulsi to join a sewer construction case.

Robinson Manufacturing Co Tulsi

Fragmented Note From Ra Ae Ere Laom Sanne Page

A damaged OCR snippet shows unreadable words with scattered letters and no clear events or names. The legible content does not reveal a coherent person, place, or action to summarize reliably.

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Commencement Methodist Church Mary Imle—Finkbiner S. S Methodist Jeans Turk Fred Shaw Herald Office Fred Mayer Edna Mayer Will Rector Colorado - ‘Springs Joe Amitehill Board of Health Ieee Sanne
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