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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
2
Local itemized notes cover visits by Casey residents and guests, travel to Chicago and Peoria, and regionals in Oklahoma and Texas. Gas well success near Vevay Park, a fire at a nearby shack, a horse with lockjaw, and church activities figure among community updates and town life.
A Muscatine Alabama man credits Dr King's New Discovery for saving his wife from a grave bronchial illness. She was bedridden with a dread ful cough and improved after starting the medicine. The ad promotes the remedy as infallible for coughs colds lung troubles and related ailments with trial bottles available.
Local items list visits and travels of Mrs AL B Payne Miss Bess Garver and others with Thanksgiving plans. Prof Charles Pollard returns from Champaign to join family. Colgroves and Rev Duncan attend Methodist service. The Review marks its twenty first year since 1890 under Rev M Sly and James Dawson after a destructive fire.
Fragmentary OCR mentions winter troubles and a product Bucklen's for piles and boils. Vague references to cures and ailments appear amid garbled phrases and misread terms, lacking clear names, dates, or locations.
Tornado and fire insurance offered on farm and city properties. Largest companies and lowest rates. Call Cole & Cole for terms and coverage.
Fragmentary notes report a farm sale for the Macklin property under an official sale process. Other items mention Mrs Tham with a new vehicle, Harry Winter visiting Martinsville, and social gatherings at local homes.
An ad urges taking Dr Kinxs New Life Pills at first sign of constipation biliousness or inactive bowels to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. Claims the pills regulate liver stomach and bowels and boost health. Available only 2 percent at Carl Taubenesk's store.
Sunday preaching filled local churches as Mrs Frank Draper shopped in Marshall. Visitors included Burt Harger of Chicago and Herman Spraker from Terre Haute. West York relatives hosted Opal Richards and Lola Bell while families hosted Thanksgiving gatherings with Randall Lindley returning to Champaign. Dr G W Smith from Golden Gate settled in town living with the Moore family.
Fragmentary text shows a $100 reward note and references to medical trials and constitutional talk. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the snippet hints at a discussion of treatment and reform. The readable parts indicate a period style urging medical or constitutional questions.
A seasoned observer contends most battlefield mementoes are spurious though convincingly aged. Jewelry-like shell fragments are created by casting, acid treatment, and rusting. genuine-looking perdigria can be simulated with copper solutions. Workers also mass produce belts spurs canteens and bayonets for profit.
The piece narrates Parr extending a pipe’s burn time by salting tobacco, lasting about an hour with faint crackling and unchanged taste, while Lamb smirks and replies with a mock line about men and virtue.
Commentary argues the medical recall would empower mobs and undermine law during strikes. It claims recall courts would enable protection failures amid violence and distrust in Chicago San Francisco and beyond, urging vigilance against mob rule.
By order of the Clark County Court Amy Cline administratrix of John N Cline's estate will auction the decedent's real estate on December 30 1911 from 10 am to 4 pm at the north door of Martinsville post office. Property includes the north half of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter section 17 town 10 range 12 and an undivided one half in the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter section 18 town 10 range 12 all in Clark County Illinois. Terms: one half cash day of sale, balance in two equal installments due at six and twelve months, secured by note and mortgage, with interest at 6 percent. Purchaser may pay all at sale. H Gasaway attorney.
By order of court, the administratrix of Benjamin W Macklin deceased will publically sell on December 9 at the Clark County courthouse east door. Property includes multiple parcels totaling 239 acres in Town Eleven, Range Thirteen West with tenancy to Ralph Sanders. Terms: half cash in six months, balance in one year. interest seven percent. cash option with security. sale on premises.
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