Holiday Recipes and New Year Reflections From 1911 Chronicle
A mixed page presents recipes for Christmas pudding Bavarian cream meringues and cinnamon crisps with detailed steps and ingredients. A later editorial urges calmer public discourse in the new year noting false popularity in historic events and the need for careful policies rather than noisy demonstrations. The piece closes with a local obituary noting Rene Thén’s burial at Hall cemetery.
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Tclay Tera
Sienana
Torin
McClellan
Lincoln
United States
Train crew members charged with theft in transit
Three railroad workers on the St Louis division of the Big Four were arrested in Mattoon and Indianapolis for stealing merchandise in transit. All pleaded guilty and were sentenced to the penitentiary after arraignment while wearing new suits.
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Davis
Frank Johns
Glen Sheller
St Leis
Mattoon
Indianapois
Lorimer Exonerated by Senate Subcommittee
The Lorimer exoneration: a Senate Privileges and Elections Subcommittee reports that no proof linked him to bribery in the Illinois election. Despite noting money interactions among some legislators, eliminating the charged votes still leaves Lorimer with a three vote majority. The full committee adjourned to study the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Lorimer
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Full
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Subcommittee
Illinois
Lorimer
Obituary: Albert M Hall Civil War Soldier of Clark County
Albert M Hall born Dar win February 7 1840 died December 14 1910 his home stayed in Clark County He married Emily Lawwill May 24 1861 and had three children Nora J Clarence R and Alice S His eldest Nora Finkbiner predeceased him He was generous to the poor and homeless served in Co G 152nd Regiment of Minors Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War Final illness began with a paralytic stroke a year earlier He expressed readiness to die and spoke of a heavenly home surrounded by family and friends
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Albert M. Hall
Darwin
Clark County
Emily Lawwill
Nora J
Clarence R
Alice S
Nora Finkbiner
Better Land
Alice Robinson
Clarence R. Hall
Co. G
152Nd
Ito
Agathé
Gift ideas from a bygone Christmas for family tastes
The piece outlines gift options for father mother and others, suggesting silver or leather eyeglass cases with monograms, an all silver option for mother, a golf bag, playing cards, brass desk set, and piano or talking machines. It also notes a farmer, Colee Winkler, harvesting tobacco with strong yields. An ice cream cup set for mother and a general adage about hard work closes.
Master in Chancery's Sale in Clark County Illinois
Public notice of a master in chancery sale following a 1910 decree. Debtors Beulah Plew and Martha Smith involve guardian Charles Asher. Property includes parts of section 20 in Clark County with dower, homestead, and specified parcels. Sale set for January 18 1911 at Marshall Court House. Terms: half cash, balance in six months.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Beulah Plew
Charles Asher
Guardian
Martha Smith
Arthur Poorman
Marshall
Clark
Ilinois
Illinois
James M
Norton OM
Dian
Hurley Keith
Nwill
Sald Ain
I. Aid Minor
James M. Norton
Ang Minor
Everett Connelly
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Ger Istmas
We. Graham
Mar
Tad Ate Baan
Gabes
Relida Poprobhe
Knox
Hall Cemetery
Peatee
Gaush
D.D. Doll
Wife Se Ho Aid
Clarksville
Mill Creek
Mear Ernst
Para
Natonal
Melrose
Weir & Weir Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Marshall, Ill
H.M. Dewey
Phoe
Vas
Seae
Ottied
Pen
Lorimer Io
C. A. Bridges
Colee Winkler
Ilinois Corn Belt
Mother
Diingis
Searels If
Arthur
Pourinad
Cerys
Clarks County
Gomete
Hoosier Kitchen
H. Mi. Dewey & CO
Gardner
Martinsville
China
Martinsville, Illinois
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