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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
8
The store showcases a wide line of extra fine and medium priced Christmas china. Highlights include fancy plates and cake plates, cream and sugar sets, odd cream pitchers, vases, water pitchers, cups and saucers, little fancy dishes, salad dishes, and many new decorations with prices ranging from 10 cents to 75 cents and up.
An advertisement guarantees a business position after completing a course or refunds tuition. It promotes a reliable up-to-date program with equipment and teaching staff at Brown's Business College located at 116 South 6th Street, Terre Haute Indiana.
Employment and promotion are presented as primary benefits of business training at Brown's College in Terre Haute. The ad urges parents to enroll their children, noting shorter training time and certificate enrollment as a gift idea, and provides the principal's address at 115 S Sixth St, Terre Haute Ind for details.
The Illinois Missouri Oil and Gas Company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capitalized at $50,000, the incorporators are F. W. Perry, Wm. N. Tivy and J. W. Salley, all of Casey.
Buck Watkins jailed in Fargo for murder. Henry Brooks dies after fall from a persimmon tree near Ridgway. Rev. Robert E B Brown and Jessie Ellicott wed in Paris. Admiral Coghlan sent to Naval Academy from Belleville district. Fannie O Jones settles Big Four suit for 7750 over Sandford wreck. Eight year old Doffen Knowles dies in Terre Haute house fire. Pearl Morand elopes with John Lilly and marries in Danville. Judge Stonecipher fines Davison 500 and jail 90 days for contempt after telephone criticism. Exclusive bulb scam sold in Paris to women for 12 to 25. Peoria county divorce rate among four and a half marriages shows high turmoil.
Charleston dealers forecast broom corn reaching 160 dollars a ton before the next harvest. The district is reported to be entirely cleared of brush as markets anticipate rising prices.
For sale 120 acres six miles east on Crooked Creek offered at 3600 dollars. Walter Bartlett and Co announce the bargain in a brief property listing.
A county shop promotes a broad holiday sale featuring silk umbrellas with new handles, women's suits in greens and blues, Bibles, prayer books, caps, shawls, furs, coats, blankets, hosiery, underwear, kid gloves, neckwear, dolls and toys, and a large millinery and shoe selection with marked reductions for December.
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