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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1912

Page

2

Westfield Notes Reports and Appointments

Joseph Stewart reports his wife is in critical condition from cancer. Harry Fogler of Independence Iowa vacations here with local friends. G W Burton and wife of San Jose Calif visited J J McAdams and wife. Abs C D Rexwinkel of Casey buys Eat Restaurant on north side of square at Charleston. Briscoe Lee reunion set for Thursday August 22 at the usual place one mile east. Prof J C Morgan of Attica Kansas arrives. named Dean to prepare for opening September 11 in president's absence. local notices of health and healing remedies included.

Joseph Stewart Harry Fogler Independence Iowa G W. Burton San Jose Calif J. J. McAdams Abs. C Briscoe- Lee Westfield J. C. Morgan Attica Kan

Local notes reveal family visits and weather shocks

Many residents travel to visit relatives in St Louis Grand Rapids and Springfield while a severe August storm damages oil tanks and a Clark county barn. A large family reunion at the Cochonour home and community updates on school repairs and church events accompany reports of livestock, homesteading plans, and weather interruptions.

A B Bean St Louis Greenville J . Baughman C. Reinoehl Grand Rapids Mics Nora Brown Nora Stilwell Jack Thompsson Springfield Colo Marion Partlow Moriah Dyer Company

Cole & Cole Insurance Notice

Tornado and fire insurance offered for farm and city property by large companies at the lowest rates Terms available by writing or calling Cole and Cole for details.

Cole & Cole

Homer Bucks Shine At Fair And Local Happenings

A busy update from Homer notes Harry Stevens attending the Charleston fair and Opal Patchett returning from Georgetown. The last haying finished August sixteenth and a single oats stack is described as daunting. Mrs Al Fraker’s Chicago visitor, Grandview loaders of cattle, a petition to reroute north end five points ang ling road, and storm damage to a wall by lightning at D Cleaver’s home are reported along with a Baptist ministerial meeting and a basket dinner planned for the second day.

Homer Harry Stevens Charleston Opal Patchett Georgetown al Fraker Chicago Grandview North End Five Points D € Cleaver Baptist Church

Trials of a Traveler Endorse Dr King’s New Life Pills

A Vermont traveling salesman E E Youngs from Berkshire reports relief from constipation and indigestion after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He claims the remedy aids stomach, liver or kidney troubles and recommends buying at Carl Taubeneck's for 25 cents.

Henry Carl Taubeneck E. E. Youngs Berkshire Vermont Dr. King

Clara Crumrin Visits Uncle as Kinfolk Gather

Clara Crumrin visits her uncle Grant Crumrin while Miss Katherine Fairgrief visits her grandfather. Several from here attended the S. S rally at Dunlap Thursday and an ice cream social is planned at Armstrong church August 24. Ed Weaver and wife visited D. D. Weaver and family Sunday. Mrs. Ivan Cory of Thorntown spent Thursday with Mrs. L. R. Miller. Elmer Stoelting and Aaron Weaver had dinner with Harry Matthew. Relatives from Indianapolis and Marshall visited Mrs James Weaver Tuesday night. Mrs. Ferdinand Geibel and Miss Carrie Ohm of Terre Haute visited David Setzer and family. Miss Nora Chaffee of Chicago and others were guests of W. F. Shirley and family.

Clara Crumrin Grant Crumrin Katherine Fairgrief S. S Dunlap Armstrong Church Ed Weaver D. D. Weaver Ivan Cory Thorntown Ind L. R. Miller Elmer Stoelting Aaron Weaver Harry Matthew Indianapolis Marshall James Weaver Ferdinand Geibel Carrie Ohm Terre Haute Jno Welsh David Setzer Nora Chaffee Chicago Alvin Fraker Helen W. P. Eliott EB. J. Stirely

Buck Arnica Salve Banishes Piles In Any Form

The advert claims Buck Arnica Salve will banish piles in any form. It asserts quick relief from itching irritation inflammation and swelling and promises faster healing and comfort.

Foley Kidney Pills Ad Promotes Personal Cure Claim

D C Tybee of 669 Wheeler Court Canton Illinois reports severe kidney trouble with back pain headaches and dizzy spells. He claims Foley Kidney Pills cured him in a few days and endorses them through City Drug Store.

Travelers and visitors report sparing visits across counties

John Thomas visits Parke county. Will Mertel of Terre Haute arrives Sunday. Jerry Morgan goes to Ohio on an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs C D Harrington visit Allendale Sunday. Mrs Life and Chaney Life visit Wyatt Missouri. Layton and M A Winters attend a West Union meeting. Murray Lindley of Texas visits friends and relatives. Broda Holiday returns Friday from a western trip. Thos Willard of Effingham visits relatives for a week. Carl Ryerson and family of Toledo Ohio visit parents for a few days.

John Thomas Parke County Will Mertel Terre Haute Jerry Morgan Ohio C. D. Harrington Allendale Lewis Life Chaney Wyatt, Mo Layton M. A. Winters West Union Murray Lindley Texas Broda Thos. Willard Effingham Carl Ryerson Toledo Ohile

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Promoted Cure

Public warning against mercury based catarrh ointments and a promotion for Hall's Catarrh Cure made in Toledo Ohio by F. J. Cheney & Co. Internal remedy claims blood and mucous surface action. Testimonials offered and sold by local druggists. 70 per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall FY Jr Cheney & Co Toledo

Fran Stages Rumatas Sales Report Faces Poor Health

A garbled clipping references Fran Stages Rumatas, Frank Martfin, and Sue Tapscott with unclear details about sales and health. Names and places are obscured. the fragment hints at Missouriy state connections and Peeeland relatives, but reading is uncertain.

Ridge Frank Martfin Sue Billy “Tapscott Peeeland

Martinsville and Yale Residents Report Meetings and Travel

Multiple local residents including Dan Custis Geo Kidwell J OD Chesser and families visited Martinsville Yale and nearby towns on Tuesday Monday and Thursday. Others delivered cattle shopped attended events or traveled to Parke and Terre Haute for college commencements and family visits.

Dan Custis Yale Geo. Kidwell Casey W. H. Blankenbeker Martinsville J OD Chesser Tilden Crouch Frank Geo. Geffs John Batts John Geffs T C. Baliff Butternutt Dan Cooper J. A. Staley Parke County Ind John McNarlan Narcoossee Florida Samuel Dehl Terre Haute Brown's Business College R. H. Postlewate Brown’s

Local Social Visits Across Baggs and Oak Grove

Tom Whitson helps Neulah Maurer and Della Brown Bhent Sunday in Baggs. Oa Kuhn visited sister Daisy Bell at Clarks Vitte. Louis and Leonard Taylor of Oak Grove spent Saturday with grandparents Gey Washtler Kino Wright in English. Fred Geisert Edgar Abel John Herner and Leon Liffick joined the Satter boys Sunday. William McDonald and Henry Wyrick of Oak Grove called on Uncle Tom Whitson Monday.

Tom Whitson Neulah Maurer Della Brown Baggs Oa Kuhn Daisy Bell Clarks- Vitte Louis Leonard Taylor Oak Grove Gey Washtler Kino Wright Harry Whitson Fred Geisert Edgar Abel John Herner Leon Liffick Satter Boys

Alfalfa adapting to Illinois soils and soil preparation notes

Illinois farmers can grow alfalfa across counties. Begin in small or irregular fields to learn growth habits and value. Prepare land now with lime and inoculated soil of prior alfalfa or sweet clover, apply 100 pounds plus of inoculated soil per acre, and follow with manure if available.

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