Public Farm Sale Near Marshall Sets Monday Auction
Public sale to be held at the seller's farm eight miles southeast of Marshall on the Terre Haute and Darwin road Monday February 10 1919 starting at 10 o'clock. Offered are 7 head of horses 13 head of Black Angus cattle five brood sows twenty shoats farm implements eight hundred bushels of corn and various harnesses wagons and plows. Terms cash on small sums and a three month credit for larger sums with 2 percent discount for cash. Robert Cooper Clyde H Knowles Audt Fred Hellman Clerk. Lunch served by Cooper Chapel ladies.
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Marshall
Terre Haute and
Darwin Road
Clyde H. Knowles
Fred Hellman
Cooper Chapel
Daily Globe-Democrat Offer and Thanks Notices
An old newspaper page advertises a low cost subscription offer for the Daily Globe-Democrat excluding Sundays and in club rates, plus a Sunday-included bundle. It also includes two cards of thanks from families for condolences and flowers after deaths, naming Sophia Ziegler and Olive S. and Mildred B. Chas W. Wright and Family. A final line questions William J. Bryan's twenty peace treaties.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Daily Globe-Democrat
Globe Printing Co., Publishers
St. Louis
Feeding the Huns in Wartime Satire by Walt Mason
A wartime verse by Walt Mason satirizes German hunger and Allied food aid. The speaker mocks German pleas for meals while proposing priority for Allied friends and civilians, ending with a sharp jab at the Germans’ appetite and a call for broad sharing of sustenance.
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Fritz
Heinie
Walt Mason
Mabel Robson Gummere dies after short illness in Terre Haute
Mabel Robson Gummere born October 20 1882 in Clark County died January 24 1919 in Terre Haute Indiana. She married Charles Gummere September 14 1904 and four of their five children survive. She joined the United Brethren Church at sixteen and spent much of her life in church service. Funeral services were held at the family residence in Terre Haute conducted by Rev S O Stoltz and Rev H W Halberstadt with many floral tributes and acts of friendship expressed.
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Mabel
William
Elizabeth Robson
Clark County
Terre Haute
Charles Gummere
Martin
Henry
Casey
L. Robson
Martinsville
Edmond
Arapaho
Okla
Willian
Custer
United Brethren “Church
S. O. Stoltz
St. Francisville,Nl
H. W. Halberstadt
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. meeting on consolidation
All subscribers are urged to attend a court house gathering on Saturday February 8 at 1 30 for the Farmers Mutual Telephone Co to consider consolidation with Wabash Telephone Co. Adam Imle president.
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Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Co
Court House
Wabash Telephone Co
Adam Imle
First Native Alaskan Woman Awarded Citizenship
A Hudah tribe daughter becomes Alaska’s first native woman citizen qualified as an elector. Across southeastern Alaska natives adopt homesteads and civic norms, while many Bristol Bay villages lack Protestant missions, leaving spiritual and physical deprivation after the Russian mission cutoff.
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United States
Alaska
Hydaburg Presbyterian Church
The
Home Mission Monthly
Italian Honor Highlighted for Early Niger and Tuat Visit
The Rev Monsignor Duchesne sends a note to the Royal Italian Geographical Society about a Paris National Library find by Charles de la Ronciere. It credits Italy with early exploration of Tuat and the Niger in 1447, authored by Antonio Malfante and addressed to Genoese Marlone, naming him as the first Christian to reach the oasis.
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Rome
Monsignor Duchesne
Royal Italian Geographical Society
Sudan
Pisa
Venice
Maghreb
Central Africa
Niger
Charles de la Ronctere
National Library
Paris
Italy
Tuat
Rohlf
Charlle
Antonio Malfante
Giovanni
Marlone
Christian Science Services Schedule
Christian Science services held at the Pythian Temple with Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Wednesday evening meetings at 7 30 and a Sunday school at 10 o clock. All are welcome.
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Christian Science Services
Pythian Temple
Brotherhood of Man Establishes Limousine Era
A conspiratorial tone hints at a future when a brotherhood unveils limousines for all. The fragment suggests elevated status and ceremonial transport, reflecting social aspirations within a privileged circle.
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Brotherhood of Mans
Roosevelt as the Finest Man, a Biographer’s Tribute
J Upan Street in Collier's portrays Roosevelt as stoic about pain and illness. The piece highlights his refusal to boast of injuries, his dedication to work during hospital stays, and his fearless resolve in life and death. It lauds him as a model of candor and strength.
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Africa
Roosevelt
Jupan Street
Collier's
Time Table Of Pp C Co St L Railway
Eastbound trains listed with departure times from midnight to evening. Westbound departures shown along with Big Four Cairo Division arrivals. North South timetable shows four trains with noted times.
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C., Co. & St. L. Railway
Cairo Division
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Dixon, Marshall, Ill
Robert Cooper
Sophia Ziegler
Olive S
Mildred B. Chas
W. Wright
William J. Bryan
Children Cry For
Fuetcher
Plea
River Niger
Sat
Roosevelt Charac
Teristics
Phese
G. R. Ogden
Shinnston
W. Va
Avalon Farms
Avalon Farms Company
the City Drug Store
Gars
Mi Feeres
Machlan’s
Marshall, Ill
Marshall Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
World News
Star
Herald
the Herald
Maes
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