Death of Mrs Warren Hackett at 44 in Marshall area
Mrs Warren Hackett died of malaria fever aged 44 at her home east of Clarksville. She is survived by her husband. Funeral services will be held at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Stover in Marshall, probably tomorrow. The item notes lingering habit of newspaper substitutions and borrowing the Herald.
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Warren * Hackett
Clarksville
BU Hé
Abs
Charles. Stover
Marshall
City Light Plant Budget Sends City Into Debate
Fragmentary notes show a city light plant issue tied to a goal and borrowing. The text mentions condensary terms and a See sonata era phrase, reflecting a troubled planning discussion.
Gaddis Family Involved in Local School Incident
Fragmentary notes indicate the Gaddis family connected to a local school matter. Specifics on persons, actions, or outcomes are unclear from the readable text.
Unsigned fragment reports injury in township incident
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs Carpenter being severely bruised in a township incident involving Garpenter Sot Anderson and others. Names and details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Garpenter
Anderson
Township
Explosion at Moriah dwelling injures Mrs. Fears
A fire at a dwelling near Moriah last Thursday afternoon, described as caused by gasoline inside during a family game, destroyed the structure. Mrs Fears suffered serious burns in the explosion and residence was badly damaged.
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Moriah
Rome
Red Cross Benefit at Pythian Theater This Year
Two-reel features including Cléo Ridgely will be shown at the Pythian Theater in a Red Cross Christmas benefit. Proceeds go to the anti tuberculosis fund. admission 15 and 10 cents.
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CIA
Red ‘Cross
Tor
Sfirst
Tomtehta
Cléo” Ridgely
Pythian
Smallpox Fear Spurs Action in Terre Haute
Reports say smallpox cases rise in Terre Haute Indiana prompting mayoral and city officials to curb travel in the city. Sunday School Convention announcements follow with details of lessons and programs led by L A Shawler and Clinton Clark inviting community participation.
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Courierland
Pmrodical Fraternity
Paris
Terre
Haute
Mitre
Indiana
Icity
Courtell
Coximerce
Térre Hauté
York
Dée
Paul
John
Patmos
Wright
Daty
Ito
Clinton ‘ Clark
Gary“Marvisy
James Coke Named U S Circuit Judge for Hawaii
The Honolulu Star notes the appointment of James I Coke to the U S circuit judge post for Hawaii. Coke, 41, a former Maui prosecuting attorney, began practice in 1909 after moving from Coos Bay Oregon. He served in the territorial senate for two terms and has been attorney for the public utilities commission.
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Honolulu ‘Star
James i Coke
U.S
Hawaii
Coke
Bee
Coos. Bay
Ore
Maui
Honolulu
Territorial Senate
Senate
Public Utilities’ ‘Commission
Pataraha
Coroners Duties and Inquest Authority in County
The coroner may take charge of a body and move it within the county to aid investigation when death may involve a crime or casualty. An inquest may be adjourned to convenient times, but a locally absent coroner limits the authority of a justice of the peace who acted without power. Funeral services followed, with burial in Marshall. Kaufman, son of born in Clay City, Ind., 1836, was a local businessman and public figure.
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A .der
Justice’of the Peace
Christmas Eve Oak Street lighted with cheerful events
The Tauutelpal Christmas tree lit up Saturday evening drawing hundreds for carols sung by a quartet and instrumental music. Santa Claus handed out favors to many children as merchants reported a record Christmas trade and the post office prepared for busiest gift shipments with special Sunday parcel delivery to avoid belated gifts.
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Pachvees
Christiné
Christmas Party at West Union Hosted by Mr and Mrs Glice Crumiin
The Crumiins entertained a group of friends at their West Union home on Sunday for a Christmas dinner. Guests included Mrs Odié Ferris Miss Ona Francis Flossie Bartlett Mae Chadwick Maud Low Esther Ferris Zelpha Cochran Nellie Breathurst Jane Morton Ernie Harmon Bartlett Ray Broadhurst Walter Carlyle Edger Williams.
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Glice Crumiin
West Union
Odié Ferris
Ona "Francis
Flossie ‘Bartlett
Mae Chadwick
Maud Low
Esther. Ferris
Zelpha” Cochran
Nellie
Breathurst
And
Jane
Morton
Ernie
Harmon
Bartlett
Ray
Broadhurst
Walter Carlyle
Edger
Williams
Death of Don Burns in Douglas Township
Don Burns aged 28 died at home in Douglas township after tuberculosis. Funeral services were held at his residence Friday with burial in Forsythe Cemetery.
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Don‘ Patrick
Burn
Lewis Burns
Douglas
Ness
Forsythe
Christmas noted with guests at Grandview home
Christmas decorations featured a laden tree for guests at a Grandview area home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul of Kansas, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clapp of Martinsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bandy of Dudley. AD Staub, a well known citizen of Douglas township, died after a long illness. He is survived by his wife and two children. Funeral services were held in St Marys church yesterday. Interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Grandview
Virginia
Iit
Paiul
Kansas
Glenn
Clapp
Martinsville
Royi Bandy
Dudley
Pater- AD Staub
Douglas
St Mary’s Church
Germany Asks Peace Conference in Neutral City
Germany urged the belligerents to hold a conference in a neutral city. President Wil sn and allied delegates were invited to participate in a peace proposal presented yesterday.
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Germany
Tos
Wilsn
Belligerposal
Chalral-Goward
Young Rider Injured in Two-Place Wound Incident
A young rider suffered a leg wound in a two place incident. He was dressed by Dr. Mitchell and taken to Nay's Wycoming house for care.
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Low Nes
Tell
Dr. Mitchell
Ea “Nay
Wycoming
Roat Estate Transfers Include Several Land Deals
The record lists multiple estate transfers with purchasers and acreage. Notable entries include Dorothea Bush to PA Newhart for 229 acres at 19 and 32-11-10 for $1, and John Garner to Star Holite for 13 acres at 18-11-10 for $1,170. Additional transfers mention Lea and Mary transfers with sums around 5200 and 16000, and Daniel Brown to Wee Brows with 30-12-10 totaling $28000.
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Elder
Lea
J. R Brooks
Bill Jolson
Chas
Leote. Gibbons
Bush
PA Newhart
Wm Hays
Joseph’ ‘Johns
Daniel’ ‘Brown
John 'R Garner
Garner
Virginia Belle Clatfelter Dies in City Home at One Year
Virginia Belle Clatfelter youngest child of Mr and Mrs Frank Clatfelter died Christmas morning in the city home. Age one year two months and nineteen days after a illness of several weeks. She leaves three half brothers and a half sister Miss Layton van aged grand father and both parents mourn her loss. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the home conducted by Rev Gis Sandmeyer and burial was in the city Cemetery.
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West
Rev. Y
Kaufman
Per
Cairo
Jenies
Foreman
Jin
Retta Fluger
Hildren
Geneva
Irene
Nik
Tick” Whousss
Bryangelical Association
Dayton
Ohio
Edwin
Samuel
Texas
Otto
Oscar
Pekin
Orestus
West _ Union
Elizabeth
Voigt
Terre
Haute
Lillian Schmidt
Flos Schiedter
Newark
Masonic
Odd- Fellows
Knights
Pythias
Masonic Order
Odd’ Fellows
Virginia
Belle
Rand
Frank. Clatfelter
Layton
Gis
Sandmeyer
Annual Farmers Institute Meeting Next Month Held
Fragmented OCR notes outline the Farmers Institute program with sessions on corn investigation spliced rope and halters, demonstrations on making the farm home attractive, domestic science, and a display by Mrs Shamel. Addresses by Dr W L Burleson and B Barrows are listed with times 7:30 pm and 10:00 am.
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Jan Il
Ps ‘m
Ixereis
Dre
Wis
Investigatiohis
Aidcigeiais
Jed
Garde
Deb ‘Burrows
Marshall
Jani
Barrows
W. Ll ‘Burleson
Fale
Sahoo
Meehling
Burleson
Reiner
Burrows
Shiamél
Mrs William Sheppard Dies After Illness at Daughter’s Home
Mrs William Sheppard died yesterday at her daughter Mrs W W Scholfield’s home in Marshall after paralysis earlier. Her husband had come to Marshall weeks ago seeking improvement. she suffered further attacks and remained unconscious after the recent stroke. Eva E Jones born July 12 1862 in Parre Haute married William L Stieppara and survived by six children including Mrs Slowe Link Mrs Fred Ac Momitt and Mrs We B Scholfield with the Scholfield residence noted for funeral arrangements at 8246 tomorrow morning and Paria ra Eva E Jones listed as a daughter with James Harvey Jones Nanty Dixon as parents.
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William
Is ‘Sheppard
Scholfield
Ats
Tor Morrow
At ‘Paria
Eva. E.: Jones
Slowe Link
Gos ‘Angelés
Calif
Fred Ac. Momitt
Amiette
Wyo
Morning Wedding of Misa Marguerite English and Gillespie
A morning wedding for Misa Marguerite English and Gillespie is planned with a brief ceremony in Effingham. The couple will travel to St Louis for a wedding trip and will reside later at a home in Marshall. Gillespie works as a telegraph operator at the Vandalia station.
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Misa
Marguerite
É Gillespie
Louis
Marshall
Gillespie
Vandalia
Marriage Licences Record Includes Mulroy Huxley Canada and Winters
Casey area records show Ernest Donner and Irene Anderson both of Casey obtaining marriage licences. Other entries list Mulroy Burner Huxley Canada and Jessie Winters Crawford County and Eva Waiters from Casey with Clinton Garrett Vevay Park awaiting verification.
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Mulroy “ Burner
Huxley
Canada
Jessie Winters
Crawford County
Ernest Donner
Irene Anderson
Casey
Clinton
Garrett
Vevay
Park
Eva
New Year Message on Subscriptions and Cash in Advance
The Herald thanks friends for past patronage and notes many subscribers have renewed for next year. It urges cash in advance to avoid errors and large balances, and asks those not yet renewed to respond promptly to prevent interruption in the paper.
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the Herald
Teduesvante Allens
Thas
Marshall Community Club annual meeting and Farmers Day notice
The Marshall Community Club will hold its annual meeting at the courthouse on Thursday January 46. Members are urged to attend and bring interested neighbors. Plans for the year will be discussed and dues status reviewed. The second Farmers Day is set for Saturday January 2 at 2 PM at the opera house with Prof Reiner in charge.
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Whursday
Nelahper
Thors
Subscription notes and weather fragments from local letters
Readers from Cobb Oklahoma and Pickens Mississippi discuss the Herald and a cash system. A temperature of 24 below zero is noted with a calf shipment price around 26.50 per head. Roads and autos are described as functioning despite the harsh conditions.
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Tors
Thes Herald
Thompson
Cobb
Okla
the Herald
Ee Platz
AltaVista
Towa
Dittman
Pickens
Alden Lectures on Needs of the Hour at Lyceum
Geo D Alden, a noted New York lawyer turned lecturer, is slated to speak at the Third Lyceum Entertainment Judge series in Massachusetts. Tickets go on sale Saturday with lecture starting at 8:15 p.m.. two freight cars derailed near Fandalia yesterday evening amid strong gales.
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Geo
Alden
Massachusetts
New “York City
Hoe
W. L. Doulas
Ligt
Thira
Kalfer's
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