KING FIRM BUYS AND STATE SIGNS AT SOUTH SCHOOL
A rock Falls deal details a firm purchase and a new state safety sign initiative. The article notes a $5 550 ambulance and funeral services connected to a Tuesday return home. It describes a battleship style interior with dome lights and sidelights and a completed Rock Falls manufacture. It lists officials and residents connected to Newton Bean Carney Johnson W H Staley Marshall John Casteel Will English Martinsville Ed Miller Wes Ennis Merona Jonathan Dix Orange Herbert Lindsey Torro Parker Alanson Connelly Elmer Aidger Adam Juba McGee Wenfield and others.
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Bubeck
Beck
Jallagher
Rock Falls
Ymousine
Cand
Axblack
Arcana
Rock
Es Moron
Newton Beanaglas
Sam
Carney
Johnson
W. H. Staley
Marshall
John Casteel
Will English
Martinsville
Ed Miller
Wes Ennis
Merona
Jonathan Dix
Orange
Herbert Lindsey Torrbarker
Alanson ‘Connelly
Elmerly Aidger Oe Adam
Juba McGee
Wenfield
Biel Booster Promotes 14k Satchn Show and More
A jagged clipping reports a Biel booster praising a 14k Satchn show with calls for smiles and happy towns. It mentions Milson and junk and customers as part of a chaotic, unclear promotion.
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Milson
Mayor Appoints Night Policeman and Reassigns Officers
Marshall mayor John McCauley names Bert Fawley as night policeman and shifts J W Wallace to day policeman. The newly assigned officers have begun their duties. Reverend D T Black unites Mettert Remler and Miss Mary C Honing in marriage in the Black Tee parlors. Marriage licenses listed include several names from local towns and surrounding areas.
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John McCauley Hag
Bert Fawley
J. W. Wallace
F Mettert.Remler
Mary C. “Honing
Black Tee
DR. T Black
Leas Were Broken and He Re ceived Internal Injuries
A man died from internal injuries after being struck by an unknown car along the National Road near Marshall on a Saturday evening between 5:30 and 6:00. Witnesses saw a large touring car with one headlight. glass and skid marks indicated impact on the north side of the road. The victim was identified as Mr Jennings. funeral arrangements were to be handled by Mitchell's office and the undertakers in Marshall.
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Hia A
Marshall
Lewin
CF Walker
Hatiie
Don Brown
Aprivingstor
Brad ‘Spencer
Henry Hill
Jennings
F Mitchell
Dewey
We. Mack
Mt Ocihghh
Martinsville Girl Wins Clark County Spelling Bee
Miss Ruth Tyler of Martinsville captured first prize gold at the Clark county spelling contest held at the courthouse. Audrey Atkins of Martinsville Grace Maurer of Marshall won silver, with Atkins taking third, Neema Rowe fourth, and Faye Sinclair fifth. Tyler advances to the state contest in Springfield on December 28. A large Martinsville delegation attended.
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Clark County
Harold Bright
Court House
Ruth Tyler
Martinsville
Audrey’ Atkins
Grace Maurer
Marshall
Mise Audrey Atkins
Misa Neema Rowe
Faye Sinclair
D A R S To Decorate Community Christmas Tree
The D A R s will decorate the community Christmas tree on the courthouse lawn, placed by the Chamber of Commerce. The decorating committee asks for donations of decorations left in a container in the courthouse lobby before Thursday next week.
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Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Bruner Discharged After Three Years in Army
Chas. 1 Bruner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A Bruner, was discharged from the United States Army at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Sunday and returned to Terre Haute to visit his parents. He served three years and was honorably discharged as corporal of Battery F, Fourth Field Artillery, U. S. A. The Bruners formerly lived in Marshall and moved to Terre Haute this fall.
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Chas
Bruner
Chas. A Bruner
United States Army
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Terre Haute
Fourth Field Artillery
Marshall
Five Men Cited for Ignoring Stop Signs in City
H Berson, George H Hinklin of Marion and Will Drake of near West Union were fined five dollars and costs by Squire Tom Craig for violating the city ordinance by going past stop signs. Lawrence Chapman and J H Spe sard of Jewett were fined five dollars and costs by Squire Jay Swern on the same charge.
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H. Berson
George H. Hinklin
Marion
Ohio
Will Drake
Near West Union
Squire Tom Craig
Lawrence Chapman
J. H. Spesard
Jewett
Squire Jay Swern
Modern Woodman elect officers for coming year
Camp No. 356 Modern Woodman of America elected officers at their regular meeting Thursday night Otto Crumline V C Foster Blizzard W A P G Pearce B B Ed Garwood Escort Albert Bradley watchman Summer warite sentine) and z D Tones clerk Pp G Pearce V C states that on instillation night January 14 a large number of the lodge are expected to attend.
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Modern
Woodman of America
Otto Crumline
V. C. Foster
Blizzard
W. A
G. Pearce
B. B
Ed Garwood
Albert Bradley
Z. D. Tones
V. C
Mickie Sayers Allocates Print Budget for Town News
A local call for better newspaper service urges the town to spend on paper and printing. The messages emphasize improved coverage and helping the town produce clearer timely news for residents.
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Ryan
Renam
Post Office to Close Christmas Eve for Holiday
Postmaster J. W. Lewis says the post office will shut at midnight Christmas Eve and reopen at midnight Christmas night so mail clerks can take a holiday. Only special delivery and outgoing mail will move on Christmas Day, with trains handling the rest.
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Herald
J. W Lewis
Lewis
Death of Billy Mathews in Pontiac Michigan
Word reached Thursday of the death of Billy Mathews fourteen son of Mr and Mrs Fenton Mathews of Pontiac Michigan formerly of Marshall He was killed by an accident in a barn choking himself with a rope His death follows the loss of their older son Richard two years earlier leaving the family with no other children
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Billy Mathews
Fenton Mathews
Pontiac
Michigan
Marshall
Richard
Prevo Motor Company Announces Price Reductions
Prevo Motor Company of Marshall reports that in January next year Dodge Brothers cars will have greatly reduced prices. The reductions apply to all cars and are effective at midnight December 15. Details and lists of new prices are to be released to dealers and customers in Marshall.
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Prevo Motor Company
Marshall
Dodge Brothers Cars
Unclear OCR fragment on local notice
Fragmentary text appears to mention cases and locations with names but is garbled. It references individuals such as Vern Stee and Malloy plus a date related to Wednesday. The readable parts offer no clear event, place, or outcome to summarize.
County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The county farm bureau met at the courthouse with W. Wright leading a song exercise. Press Snedeker spoke on service and farming progress. Secretary’s report detailed projects and farm activity including 642 farms visited, 1846 office calls, 74,000 tons of limestone used countywide, and 7,000 attendees at 333 meetings. Officers elected: J. P. Snedeker president, Meade Sharpe vice president, T. N. Wright secretary, C. B. Drake treasurer, with an executive slate including Rush Dolson, Jay T. Yeley, E. E. Slusser, Guy Murphy, and Fred Gross. Senator A. S. Cuthbertson urged cooperative marketing as a constitutional revenue amendment.
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County Farm Bureau
Court House
W. Wright
Press Snedeker
W. W. Merritt
Clark County
Snedeker
Tme
A.W. Wright
J. P Snedeker
Meade Sharpe
T. N. Wright
C. B. Drake
Rush Dolson
Jay T. Yeley
E. E. Slusser
Guy Murphy
Fred
Squire Craig Marries Couple On Wednesday
SQUIRE CRAIG MARRIES COUPLE ON WEDNESDAY FORMER MARSHALL GI AINT. INJURES ARMAND ANKLE. Miss Jayne Figg of Jeer Hae formerly of Marshall broke her left wrist and fractured her jett after falling 25 steps at Wiley high school in Terre Halles. She was taken to a doctor for X ray then home. Ankle may need plaster for six weeks. Clem Dively of Effingham and Ai Watson of Casey were wed Wednesday.
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Jayne Figg
Jeer Hae
Marshall
Colson Co of Paris Holds Fifth Annual Banquet
The U O Colson Co of Paris held its fifth annual banquet with 850 attendees at the Buick Garage in Paris. Local and out of town speakers attended and a cornerstone laying for a new Route No. 1 building was scheduled for 3 PM. The Colson Company was founded in 1893 and incorporated in 1902.
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U. O. Colson Co
Paris
Buick
Chicago
Philadelphia
Colson Company
U. Rae Colspany
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Terre
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Clark’ County
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Spie
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