Marshall City News Highlights Local Visits and Sales
Local items report J R Tobias of Gary visiting relatives, George Hurst planning to build homes in Grant Park, hardware stock sale by Charles Cole, and a fire department response to a broken gas pipe at Marshall laundry. Notices mention school replacements, court and church events, and social gatherings in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
J. R. Tobias
Gary
Ind
Adda Tobias
Biden
Fred 2Wallis
E. G. Sandmeyer
Paria
George Hurst
Grant Park
Patrick Dorville
Chicago
Charles Cole
Ross Lanning
Robinson
Leslie Maxwell
Tom “Hamilton ‘Garoe
Paris
Ernest Nay
Marshall
Fire ‘Department
Mate Keifer
W. L. Sheppard
Scholfield
E. M. Duncan
James A. Morton
Robert Hy Browd
Mary
Lola ‘Schwanecke
Clara Schwanecke
Lyman - Booth
Urbana
Irene Crow
West? Union
Wagt
Joe
Cork
West’ Union
Tom Alabaugh
Mattoon
Carrié . Bepner
Edgar
WB. “Houge
George German
Gon Erg‘erett
Terre Haute
Will ‘Troughton
Frank Connelly
Parker
Adday
Local Classifieds Listing Various Goods For Sale and Notices
Gas fitting and plumbing services offered by J E Millhouse. Optician R C Jones promotes glasses for sale and fit. John Hodge advertises a 270 acre farm in southern Illinois for sale or trade. John Hodge contact Metropolis Illinois 45. Charles Hamill lists 80 to 200 acre Clark County farms for sale on time with trade options. Timothy hay stacks near Boyer crossroads in Dolsoa township offered by Homer Quick. Restaur ant and meat market for sale by Mrs Nora Nichols West Union Illinois. Buyers sought for fat chickens turkeys ducks and geese by S S Smith Johnson building. Lost black pocket book on N Sixth Street return to Miss Elizabeth Burnett. Cream and fresh ages for sale by Mrs Merrick Cox phone 398.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Club
Mary Rush
John Brady
East St. Louis
Terre Haute
Olen Nichols
Minnie Cooper
Clark County
Mary Plaster
Urbana
W. W. Stephens
Parker & Anderson
Hutsonville
Conservatory of Music of
St Mary’s Academy
Kathryn
John L. Hawker
Wabash Township
L. J. Ehrhardt
Zion -Big Creek
D. H. Rupp
Bethel Society of the Church of God
Allie " Poffinbarger
Miss Mae Davison
Misses Mae Davison
Mae Christine
Esther Riley
Mary’ ‘Berdue
Ethel Thompson
Nelle “Thompson
Myrtle Pierson
Waverly
Alta Miller
Fred Gibson
Bernard Nay
Clarence
Russell Henry
Teddy Perdue
Elmer
Bruce Miller
Shelby Christine
William
Marion McFarland
Ill
John Hodge
Metropolis
Charles Hamill
West Union
Farming by Telephone on a Pennsylvania Farm
A bedridden farmer on a Pennsylvania farm runs the operation by telephone, directing workers, studying soil, and applying modern methods learned from farm bulletins and colleges. Despite five years in bed, he rebuilt the farm, introduced alfalfa, built a silo, and now supervises all work with electric bell calls from his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wallace
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Gertrude Machlan
Foster Martin
Hazel ‘Buchanan
Mall
Thompson
Mercury
Wabash
Celia
Flora Lake
Mary Ramsey
Indianapolis
John Rademaker
Marion
Gertrude Shaw
Asher
Margaret Shaw
Mary Cole
Lyman Booth
Wilfred Shaw
M. L. Whitlocke
Tuesday Bridge Club
Bartlett
Marshall Circuit
Oliver
Baker
A. B Cochnower
Lida Berry
San Antonio
Texas
J. R. Burnett
H. B. Dulaney
HB. G. Sandmeyer
Frank Greenough
Auction Bridge
Lawrence “Kiplinger
Emma Fredenberger
Wrand Estella
James K.~ Kerr
JH. Rubel
Robert’ Batra
Florence Hodge
Helen
Scott
Fréd, Moffitt
Truman Booth
Marry. Cork
Washington
Charles Martin
J. K. Black
Springfield
Helen Martin
S. Smith
City Hall
W. W. Hogue
Hazel McCammon
Geo. W. German
John McClure
Merrick Cox
Hannah Leseure
West Terre Haute
Harry
Ber Mayer
William’ Sholem
M. Grabenheimer
Scientific American
Horse Power International
Homer Guinnip
Don BE
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck and Gallagher's
Fred Wallin
Kohl Building
East Main
Farmers
L. W. Jones
J. E. Millhouse
R. C. Jones
Optician
N. 10Th St
Timothy Hay
Boyer Cross Roads
Dolsoa Township
Homer Quick
Nora Nichols
West Union, Il
S. S. Smith, Johnson Building
N. Sixth Street
Elizabeth Burnett
Johnson Building
Smith
Ferguson-McKinney
Grover and
Selby
Plamate
THE
Standard Hay and Grain Company
Indiana
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