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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

3

Energetic men sought for flexible sales work in Illinois area

Notice seeks 3 4 men in Clark county and nearby counties for spare or full time home delivery of a household article on free trial. Requires auto or rig, no selling experience needed. Pay from 6 to 16 dollars a day based on homes visited. Applicants to indicate township, current occupation marital status and available work time. Some field men earn up to 300 a month. no investment or bond required.

Lee Rheppy Halotead “St Chicago Feneral Clark Government Bureau of Standards Shep Sone

Origin of Our Holidays and their American Rise

A compact history of U S holidays tracing Fourth of July and February 22 as emerging national observances. It notes Washington’s national day proposal after the Constitution, Thanksgiving’s sectional roots, and Sarah Josepha Hale’s advocacy spreading the practice nationwide.

New York Jefferson New England Sharbor Washington Congress Sarah Josepha Hale Godey Helen Nicolay Century

Winter Trip for Barbara Montz and Local Paving News

Barbara Montz leaves Wednesday for Orlando to spend the winter. The Fourth Street paving contractor halted work due to freezing weather. Mrs. Louisa Shaffer dies at her son’s home four and a half miles south of Westheld. Amos Redman loses barn and contents by fire four miles west of town. Local men go to Effingham for the good roads meeting. Marshal papers on a Charles Marshall fraud suit are dropped after plaintiffs’ attorney withdraw. Rosebrough calls the suit a bluff and seeks a showdown.

Barbara Montz Orlando Florida G. W. Shimel H Collins Turner Wm. Davidson H. M. Grant Rank Lucas Effingham Charles Marshall Itreck Plainers Rosebrough

Turkeys and illness dominate Hutsonville brief notices

The fragment mentions Harlin Newlin and family traveling to Brownsville Tennessee due to a grandchild’s illness. Holderman reports shipments of about 200 head of turkeys, with scarce supply noted. A death in the Cooper family is recorded: Alice Hortense Cooper died November 27 at age 7 months and 27 days.

Denton Texas Harlin Newlin Brownsville Tennessee EL Holderman Mire Cito’ . Cooper

Westfield Notes On Travel and School Meeting

Westfield reports mention Hoperson son of Centralia visiting relatives this Saturday. Reinoehl from Oklahoma arrived Monday to visit kin and friends. High school teachers from the state met in Champaign last week. Mrs Josephine Tobey left for Davenport Iowa to spend winter with her son H C Tobey and daughter Mrs Fred Pallagher. George Collins went to Paris to bring home his daughter Gladys who was hospitalized eight weeks after an appendectomy. The story also notes a local accident and financial troubles as a merchant faced debt and threatened sale.

Hoperson Centralia Oklahoma H. C. Tobey Fred Pallagher George Collins Paris Migs Gladys Miss Collins

The Home Town reflections on local service and fair dealing

A column praising the town near Illinois for its thriving stores and strong service. It argues local merchants offer quality goods, honest advertising, prompt restocking, and courteous treatment, urging farmers to support home dealers and fair credit practices.

Kaffirs and Headgear in Kaffirland Trade Tale

A Boers trader Andries de Villiers introduced hats to the Kaffirs of Tembu land after buying damaged straw and derby hats in Port Elizabeth. He sold them with liquor, insisting a hat be bought with each purchase, sparking a local craze among natives and spreading the fashion. The scheme yielded profits as families adopted the headgear.

Andries de Villiers Andries Port Elizabeth Anie Kaffirland Tembuland Africa

Winter Weather Prophecies From Rabbits Birds and Squirrels

Hunters claim Brer Rabbit forecasts a long cold winter with a thick fur coat. Farmers counter with a mild season based on corn husk, noting thin husks this year. Birds and squirrels also signal a mild winter as migratory birds stay late and squirrels stockpile food.

King Frost Toll Lovel Jala

Get In Debt Warns From Swift & Co Leader

Louis F. Swift, president of Swift and Co. advocates debt as a path to success. He urges 35,000 employees to incur and maintain debt, explaining the habit should be to accumulate items of intrinsic value, pay them off, then buy more and stay in debt.

Louis F. Swift Swift & Co Chicago American Magazine

Bracelets in Fashion and History Mentioned by The New York Times

The article reflects on beauty and wealth influencing taste in adornments and home goods. It notes bracelets' long use as status symbols and recalls the Alexandrian Library and famed antiquities as context for enduring value and distinction.

Sand New York

Saddler Sentenced for Bootlegging Amid Gamble on Gifts

Federal Judge Landis presided as Sherman Saddler of Paris was found guilty in a bootlegging case. He received a prison term amid a broader sweep sentencing several bootleggers to four months up to two years. The proceedings followed an investigation into liquor shipments into dry territory.

Sherman Saddler Paris Landis

Estate of Nancy C Orndorff Administratrix Notice

Administrator's Notice announces appointment as administratrix for Nancy C Orndorff in Clark County Illinois. Public notice of estate proceedings and duties follows with case details and deadlines for creditors and claimants.

Nancy C. Orndorf Nancy C. Orndorff Clark Miinois

Notice to creditors in estate of O J Gunn

The administratrix M Gunn will appear before the Clark County Court at Marshall for the January term to settle all claims against the estate of O J Gunn deceased. Creditors must attend to have claims adjusted and all debts must be paid promptly. dated November 11 1916. Attorney E Connelly.

Clark County Marshall A. D J. Gunn O. J. Gunn Clark State of Illinois M . Gunn E. Connelly

Mastery in Chancery Sale in Clark County Illinois

Public notice of a real estate sale by Master in Chancery Everett Connelly under a 1916 decree. The land in Clark County includes 60 acres described as parts of Sections 17 and 23, Town 11N Range 13W. Sale at 2 pm December 16, 1916 at the east door Marshall courthouse. Cash on day of sale. Complainant’s solicitor W T Hollenbeck.

State of Illinois Clark County Circuit Court of Renzo Murphy Euphemia J. Hensley Everett Connelly Marshall Clark Mllinois Illnois Clark Co Ilinois W. T. Hollenbeck Comnot

Tornado and Fire Insurance Offered by Cole and Cole

Insurance on farm and city property in strong companies at the lowest rates. Write or call on Cole and Cole, Marshall, Hi roU. If you want to study human nature don't patronize a correspondence school. Watch your neighbors.

Cole & Cole, Marshall, Hi

Railway Time Table Vandalia Line East West Pattern

timetable snippets show arrival and departure times on the Vandalia Line for east west routes with multiple daily intervals and references to times around dawn noon and evening, indicating a concise schedule listing.

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