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Marshall Herald in Marshall, Illinois

03 Feb 1909

Page 6

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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1909

Page

6

Return of Dick Lane sparks wedding day crisis

Dick Lane returns from hospital to confront Jack Payson and Echo Allen on the wedding day. Allen forbids Dick from entering the house to protect Echo, while Jack must keep the men apart. Dick reveals his survival to Jim Allen, learns Echo believes him dead, and is sent away to spare her happiness.

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Draft Horses Best for Average Farmers Says Professor Kennedy

Professor Kennedy of the Iowa bureau of animal industry urges draft horses as ideal for the average farmer as they require little special training and can start earning young. He criticizes indiscriminate crossbreeding of draft mares with trotting sires as producing unsuitable horses and stresses a targeted breeding design.

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Kennedy Iowa Bureau of Animal Industry
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Mary Ann Brosman Shonk founder of Clark County family

Mary Ann Brosman Shonk was born December 4 1848 in Berks County Pennsylvania to Isaac and Salome Brosman. She moved to Clark County in 1861 and married Henry Shonk in 1866, mother of seven children in a long life of faith with the Church of Christ at Blue Grass Fairview and Five Points, dies January 24 1909 aged 60. Interment Blue Grass cemetery, funeral by Elder Ross Kearns Ashmore.

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