Obituary for Charles M. Sullins of Marshall Illinois
Charles M. Sullins born April 12 1868 in Johnson County Illinois son of Martin V and Victoria Sullins. He taught in southern Illinois for over a decade then became a jeweler in Creal Springs and later Marshall Illinois for eighteen years. He married Lizzie Whitner on July 25 1895 and had three daughters Velma Gladys and Vivian. He died November 22 1927 at age 59 after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife three daughters two sisters and preceded by church and fraternal affiliations. Funeral services were held November 25 at his home conducted by Rev I E Led with burial in Marshall cemetery under Masonry care.
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Charles M. Sullins
Martin V
Victoria Sullins
Johnson County
Illinois
Vienna
Creal Springs
Marshall
Lizzie Whitner
Josiah
Betty Whitner
Ozark
Velma
Gladys
Vivian
Sulins
Velma S. Thomas
Gladys Sullins
Vivian S. Voris
Chicago
Nora Whiteside
Marion
Marie Jones
Masonic
Modern
Woodmen of America
Cedar Creek
South Sixth Street
I .E. Led
Herrin
Masons
Reader seeks BCG tuberculosis remedy and past treatment notes
A Freeport reader asks doctors where to obtain the BCG vaccine for tuberculosis. The clipping cites Pasteur Institute use for about thirteen years and outlines open air, diet, and rest therapies as valuable measures. The letter discusses temperance, digestion, and cautions against unsafe remedies.
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Freeport
Texas
Pasteur Institute
T.B
Quote on Tramps Education From Pathfinder Magazine
The statement that most tramps are educated is false. The article argues the majority of tramps are ignorant and unschooled, noting a minority of educated tramps who once had better days.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Imagined Home Becomes Bond Beyond Death
A reflective line emphasizes that a home rests on mutual love and shared life rather than walls and roof. It celebrates intimate thoughts, joy and sorrow, and the enduring sympathy that ties people together beyond physical separation.
Chilean Nitrate Mines Adopt American Mining Method
Chile uses American mining methods to prove caliche ore can yield 90 percent reclamation. The old hand mining left 15 to 25 percent in the ground and only 65 percent of the remainder was marketable.
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Chile
Penalty of Distinction Reflects Labor Dialogue
A exchange contrasts dignity of labor with wealth and control. A mechanic defends dignity while a wealthy official insists on restrictive speech and long hours, highlighting class tension and labor values in a satirical frame.
Two kinds of people in this world quote
A humorous remark from the Mesa Journal Tribune noting two types of people and their push for free newspaper advertising. The quip reflects on promotional chatter typical of local papers and readers.
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Mesa (Ariz
Journal-Tribune
Practical Pattern No 1226 Fashions for the wardrobe
The notice promotes Design No 1226 a versatile dress pattern for sizes 36 to 48 with fall fabrics and colors. It highlights black satin with white crepe vestee and rhinestone details and suggests chestnut brown faille silk or crepe options. No dressmaking experience is needed patterns mailed after cash or postage receipt.
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U. S
Notice of Proposals for Bids for Fifth Street Improvements
Sealed bids for grading curbing and paving Fifth Street Marshall Illinois will be opened December 8 1927 at 1 00 pm in the City Hall Council Chamber. Estimated work includes 2660 cubic yards excavation 6484 square yards cement pavement 7 inches thick 5394 linear feet asphalt joints 4261 linear feet curb and gutter 305 linear feet circular gutter. Bids on blanks from the City Clerk with 10 percent cash or certified funds. payment in cash or five percent bonds. Contractors must prove capacity and resources to perform the contract.
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Fifth Street
Locust Street
Vine Street
Board of Local Improvements
Marshall
Illinois
Council
Seventh Street
Main Street
Mulberry Street
Illinoii
Marshall Illinois Bid Notice for Street Improvements 1927
Public bids will be opened for grading paving and curb work along Seventh Street and intersecting streets in Marshall Illinois. Documents specify excavation grading sub grade cement gutter expansion asphalt work and related lineal feet and square yards with a December 8 1927 deadline and City Clerk submission.
Local Improvements Board Adverts Bid Rejection Rights
Marshall Illinois November 23 1927 notice by the Board of Local Improvement listing bid authority and the right to reject any or all bids as provided by law. Officials Jno McCauley Ben Baird Mark Stewart sign the advertisement.
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Board of Local Improvements
Marshall
Illinois
Jno. McCauley
Ben T. Baird
Mark Stewart
Board of Local Improvement of the
City of
Marshall, Il
MO McCauley
Marshall, Ll
Contractor Payment Language in Marshall Bid Notice
The contractor shall be paid for the completed works and all bids are authorized by law. Dated March 23, 1927. MO McCauley of Marshall, Illinois.
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Chas. M. Sullins
John Joseph Gaines, M. D
Teke
BUICK
Lovejoy
Edgar County
Buick CO
Paris
Tinois
Bubeck & Gallagher
Hoover-Victor-Stoves
FORD
Marshall Auto Sales
Ford Products
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