Corn Show Success at Ft A E High School Event
A county entry from Lake County showcased corn samples at a central Illinois show. Dolson Prairie farm by Ophir sent a sample that placed third, aided by limestone use and clover cover crops. Seed exchange plans and soybeans plus White Pearl corn discussed. A buggy incident caused minor injuries. tourists settled damages in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Clark
Ne ‘Lake
Phonan Sperry Claypool
Ty Ophir
Central
Ilinois
Claypool
Casey
District Masonic Meeting Sees Delegations Across Counties
Eureka Lodge No. 64 hosts district gathering with 38 from Martinsville 15 from Westfield 10 Greenup 1 Clarksville 30 Marshall and 7 West Union. Visitors from Washington Oregon North Dakota Terre Haute Chicago attend. Three candidates receive initiatory degrees Greenup lodge joins district. Refreshments by Marshall lodge committee. next meeting set for Casey on February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge
Thirteday
Martinsville
Westfield
Greenup
Clarkaville
Marshall
West
Union
Washington
Oregon
North ‘Dakota
Terre Hauta
Chicago
Greenup Lodge
Marshall Lodge
Casey
Forbeck Gets Photos From Dayton Runaway Case
Photographs of Milo Miller and Jack Evans of Dayton Ohio were sent by authorities to Dayton as part of the case. Miller is now serving 1 to 16 years in the state penitentiary at Columbus. Evans a minor was sent to reform school for 2 to 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forbeck
Milo ‘Miller
Jack
Evans
Dayton
Ohio
Frank McNaryson
Big Creek
Bridge A
Eee
Miller
Ithe
State ‘Penitentiary
Columbus
PUPILS WON'T DEBATE AT PARIS HIGH ON COAL MINES
H S pupils plan a 4A debate at Paris High School Wednesday at 7 30 p m The question asks whether the United States Government should own and operate all coal mines in the United States The affirmative team includes Mildred Washburn Duane Prist Eugene Dow The negative team members are Louise Blasters Lowney Turner and Ralph Knipe The public is invited Burns Hurst has left Bruner Grocery to care for his father Harvey Hurst near Auburz who is seriously ill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris2
Marshall’ ‘High
United States
Burns ‘ Hurst
Bruner
Abms
Harvey Hurst
Auburz
Real estate transfers and court actions listed in Marshall notices
Real estate transfers for Marshall area show numerous parcels sold to buyers including Kesler, Caldwell, Wilson, Parker, Johnson, Hollingsworth, Se navely, and others with prices ranging from $1 to $8,750. Public court docket items include divorces for Alexander Hetherington Beasley Snyder and estate matters involving Nancy Holwick and Emily Baker, with remands and appeals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis’ “Demareéto
Brenton
Rentschier
Lot
Marshall
Dow
Brénton
Réntschiér
Pranels Damarée
Tae Hal
Kesler Et Ux
To. D. Caldwell
Vey Fe Pa
Oliver L. Wilson
Margaret W. Wilson
Harry
Westfield
J. W. Johnson
H. An
Casey
Ody le Mundy
Charles
Hollingsworth
Stellar Hollingsworth
Terr
Hauté Brewing Co
Franke
Pete Se
Re Navely
Es Yankery
Martinsville
John Swim
Nettle Tolle
Henry Strohm
John Blockinger
William Staley
Ray ‘Spivey
IW. Brown
Russell
Arnold
John Layton
Clark County
Loti
Association
A. H. Lindsey
William Davidson
Henry Orcutt
Ralph ‘Orcutt
Weat
Union
Perry
Alexander
Henry
Orcutt
West
Ada Blanche Sutton
Samuel
Beckwith
Hsau
Béasley
Walnut Prairie
Mundy
L.M. Wilson
Cyrus
Fasig
Ruth
Warman
Wallace
Obe Veach
Auburn
David Lawson
J. W. “Pewell
Hedges
Meda
Weir
D. Mitchell
BE. White
Ella
Edith
Anna Me
Mulling
William Alexander
Russell “Hetherington
Elsie Hetherington
Raymond
Beasley
Grace ‘Beasley
Ida
Snyder
Elmer
Ivorce
Maud. Eaton
Nancy
World Disease and Microbes Guide Modern Life
The article discusses Charles H. Mayo’s influence and the global reliance on medical science. It covers microbes as both threats and tools, the role of bacteria in agriculture and food production, and the impact of vaccines and sanitary measures on livestock and human health. It notes efforts from Germany’s population growth to Henry Ford’s plans at Muscle Shoals, and highlights disease prevention through pasteurization and dairy inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Hospital
Germany
Henry Ford
Local Weddings and Accidents Highlight Week
In days gone by Chal Hammul and others attended commencement exercises. Allen Hurst planned a visit to relatives with Charles Prevo and Miss Mattie Handy of West. Driion and Miss Eva Beard wed in Paris with Wesley Beard’s daughter as bride. Mrs Eleanor Brown suffered a serious icy fall injuring her leg and shoulder but is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chal Hammul
Charlie
West Union
Wy. A. Handy
Melrose Township
James Bell
Wabash
Eva Beard
Darwin Township
Esq. Martin
Wesley Beard
Darwin
Eleanor Brown
Benjamin F. Stover Dies at 71 in Indiana
Benjamin F. Stover 71 died at his home in Wabash township Sunday. Funeral services were held at Livingston church with Rev. D. T. Black, then burial at Highland Lawn chapel and Highland cemetery in Terre Haute. Survived by widow, son W. K. Stover, daughters Linna Cook and Grace Sandison, sister Mrs Anna Troxel, and brothers Alfred Reillyz Dan and Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Stover
Wabash Township
Livingston Church
D. T. Black
Terre Haute
Highland’ Lawn Chapel
Highland Cemetery
W. K. Stover
Linna Cook
Robinson
Grace Sandison
Florida
Anna ‘Troxel
Alfred, Reillyz
Dan
Charles
Williams Family Moves to Glendale after Marshall Loss
Marshall mourns two business men as Williams departs for Glendale California to locate there. Lt Williams, tied to Artisan Millworks Kirchner Williams Lumber Co and other Marshall ventures, will start anew while Mrs Williams and the children stay behind until Jane finishes school. The community notes the sudden departures of Williams and Doty on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Kirchner
Glendale
Calif
Marshall
Robert Montgomery Dies at 72 in Local City
Robert Montgomery aged 72 died at the home of Mrs. Allen Wallis yesterday morning after long paralysis. He resided with his niece Mrs. Wallis for the past year. He leaves a sister Mrs. Mary Benedict of Biloxi Mississippi and brothers John Montgomery of this city and Joe of Los Angeles California plus many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock this afternoon at the residence, conducted by Rev. Clark S. Thomas, with interment in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Montgomery
Allen Wallis
Allen ‘Wallis
Mary ‘Benedict
Biloxi
Miss
John Montgomery
Joe
Los Angeles
Calif
Clark.s. Thomas
Mission Study Club hears Prof Harvey on The Quaker Embassy in Europe
The Mission Study Club of the Congregational church met at Mrs Lu Cole's home with about fifty guests. Prof J M Harvey spoke on The Quaker Embassy in Europe explaining Friends beliefs and wartime relief efforts, followed by music and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club
The
Congregational ‘Church
Lu Cole
North Sixth
Cole
Harry B. Dulaney
Herbert C. Herring
J. W. Herring
First Congregational Church of
Terre Haute
America
Clarkes. Thomas
Elizabeth Bell
Louis Bulger
G. Is. ‘Thomas
J. M. Harvey
Europe
Friends
Harvey
Congregational
William Machlan
J. L. May
J. R. Burnett
J. K. Kerr
Charles Claypool
Clark S. Thomas
Grant Pritchard
Dolo
Dier ‘Ree -Clements
Lu. Cole
Clark.Thomas
Death Calls Mrs Hogue After Acute Heart Trouble
Mrs Mary Hogue died at her home in the south part of town Sunday morning after a weeklong illness from an acute heart trouble. She was 85, born in Scotland January 21, 1837, and was survived by two sons Win and Bert of the city and one grandchild. Funeral services were at 2:00 p.m. at the residence with Rev Clark S. officiating and interment in the city cemetery. Semester exams were held last week at the high school. The Methodist Brotherhood enjoyed a social at the church basement Monday with about 150 guests. Snavely presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary
Hogue
Scotland
Win
Bert
Jett
Clark S. As
Marshall Markets Custodism at Court House Youth Vandalism
Arthur Wright reports that several boys aged 10 to 16 visit the courthouse on Sundays after school and during evenings, including youths from respectable families, and they deface the walls of the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wright
Fragmentary slogan ends in local feud rumor
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a heated altercation and a local veteran in a hometown setting. Readable terms refer to a fight, a newspaper, and a call to stop and think. The rest is unclear.
Mackintosh Speech Delivers Insightful Chamber Luncheon Talk
Marshall merchants heard Char ies Mackintosh discuss the work of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World and the need for simple honest advertising. He warned prices may not stabilize for 25 years, citing historical cycles. The event ended with court house remarks and music by local bands.
Indiana stock market report examines cattle and hog trends
The Indianapolis stock market notes a week end decline in cattle prices on better grades while overall demand stays steady. Prices listed include fair to good short fed steers 6.75 to 7.50, choice steers up to 8.50, cows 4 to 5.50, light heifers 7.50 to 8.50, stocker steers 5.60 to 6.25, calves 8 to 13.50, hogs mostly 9.25 to 9.50, and lambs 10 to 18.60 with 4000 head reported sighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson, Tibbs & Drake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thornsburg
Tiollaburg
Forbeck
Bhotos
H. S
Rochester
Logates
California
Prof
Pat
Mrs. Hogue
Marshall Markets
Court House
Mickie
Lissen
Fersole
Rome
Gne
Mackintosh
Charies’ Mackintosh
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Cafe
Chamber
Associated Advertising “Clubs
Simmons
Chamber of Commierce
Harmony Five
A.M. Stephenson
Harold Bright
H. R Snavely
Carroll Clem
Indianapolis
Stock Market
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