Local social notes include visits and forays
Mrs Lydia Somers and daughter Bethel visit relatives in West Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Orville Taylor entertain Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson at Nel gon. Ernest Griffiths family return from Terre Haute. Floyd Hybarger and son Harold visit Paris relatives. Misses Hogue Hyler Campbell and Batson kinfolk visit. Melvin Snedeker Hurley Sam Page join.
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Eave
Oenhisone
siMiss
Saragueéil
F. “Weaver
Orville Taylor
Joe Johnson
Nelgon
Ernest Griffith
Mondas
Terre Haute
Lydia Somers
Bethel
West Terre Haute
Floyd Hybarger
Harold
Paris
Bessie Hogue
Golda Hyler
Grace
Agnes Campbell
Asbury
Nettie
Eliza
Viola Taylor
Melvin Snedeker
Hurley
Sam Page
Batson
Pine Tar Honey Promises Quick Relief for Croup
Advertises Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a fast, effective remedy for croup with relief in minutes. Claims guarantee by all dealers and asserts superiority over other products.
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Dr. Bell
Local notices and family visits unfold across Marshall region
Community updates show multiple Marshall residents visiting relatives in Terre Haute and nearby towns. James Adams rents property and plans to move March first. Meetings with Rev. Ambler and Rev. English prepare for upcoming religious events. George Shonk dies after long illness with funeral at Blue Grass.
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Nelson Campbell
Terre Haute
W. H. Adams
Marshall
Milton Matthews
James Adams
Harry Fawley
Joe Travioli
Margaret Travioli
Emma Serger
Moulter
Charles Able
Campbell
Martha Peck
J. W. Campbell
Jim Adams
Joe Adams
McKeen
Oliver
Ambler
D. W. English
Patton's
J M. Bennington
Arcola
Irwin Rogers
Nelson Campbel
Sam Hogue
Jocavioli
Clarence Rogers
Quincy Snedeker
Lincoln II
Institution
Local notices and community brief updates
Farm and city insurance from Cole and Cole Dolson advertise low rates. Local health updates report grip illness among staff. Chas Fitzjarrold and wife welcome a son. Clarence Goeckler and wife welcome a boy. John Nidiffer under doctor care. Newt Bean recovering from lung fever. Will Davis sells fat hogs at Martinsville for seven fifty per hundred. A protracted meeting by the Blue Grass pastor continues. In January the weather was warm enough to wake snakes. Lon Alfred killed a three foot long snake. Dora Clapp in St Louis for medical treatment with husband Pink by her side. Caleb Parks, long-time resident, ...
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Dolson
Chas. Fitzjarrold
Clarence Goeckler
John Nidiffer
Newt Bean
Will Davis
Martinsville
Blue Grass
Lon Alfred
Dora Clapp
St.Louis
Pink Clapp
Caleb “Parks
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh in Readable Ad
Money back Hyomei product claims quick relief from catarrh and related conditions. Outfit includes bottle, inhaler, dropper and instructions for $1, with refills $0.50. Guaranteed to cure or money returned, sold by Keifer Drug Co. and local druggists.
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Kelfer
Keifer Drug Co
Local residents and moves report in Arthur area
Ed Curran and Jes W Johns visit here from Arthur and Westfield respectively. Ed Curran paid Charleston a business visit. Perry Mason plans to move to the Armstrong farm on Dolson prairie. Martin Connelly, 70, died after pneumonia with funeral services held at his house. The article notes multiple relocations, a bridge project at Walker ford, and local business changes including a grist mill purchase by John Limes.
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Ed Curran
Arthur
Jes. W Johns
Westfield
Charleston
W .A. Downey
O L. Warner
A. H. Warner
Henry Sharp
Casey
Joe Cartright
Sim Best
Missouri
Perry Mason
Armstrong
Dolson Prairie
Walker Ford
Geo. Miller
Martinsville
N. A. Kite
Cleone
Nora Guyer
Pearl Limes
John Limes
Ben. Perry
Martin Connélly
G. L. Wiser
C. A. Pence
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Connelly
Josiah ‘Connelly
Martin
A. Gentury
Connell
New Spring Fashions Show Bold Short Coats and Rich Trimmings
The piece notes advance models in fashion with short black satin coats as a leading item, paired with satin skirts, and highlights materials like wool backed satins, braids, and embroidered buttons. It emphasizes cords, beads, girdles, and wide use of muslin, lawn slips, and kimono sleeves, plus bold color contrasts and ornate trims shaping spring silhouettes.
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Sartoria
Lucy Carter
Falls Victim to Thieves Thwarted by Dr King's Pills
South Western Bend, of Coal City, Aly, claims a twelve year grievance from thieves described as a liver and kidney trouble. Dr King's New Life Pills allegedly defeated them. He reports relief from constipation malaria headache and dyspepsia. Available for 25 cents at Robt Prewett's.
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S. W
Coal City
Aly
Dr. King
S. Ren
Prewett
Some men are born pessimists and some are made pessimists by marriage
A quip observes that pessimism in men often arises from marriage rather than instinct, hinting at domestic life shaping outlooks.
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America
A. Morton Oe
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Floyd Tobias
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Cecil Hurst
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