Sales Offer for Stock Raisers
Selling experience desirable but not necessary. Will pay salary expenses and commission or straight commission. Good men earn $240000 per year above all expenses. All goods sold to stock raisers.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
8
Selling experience desirable but not necessary. Will pay salary expenses and commission or straight commission. Good men earn $240000 per year above all expenses. All goods sold to stock raisers.
A notice by Robert Findley warns residents to submit their CUG bills by March 3. The speaker states he will not be responsible for any bills after that date.
Tarzan misreads a pouch contents when a pursuit ends with pebbles instead of Levins. The note references an Arab's fury over the loss and an interrupted scene, followed by a community update listing visits and local happenings from Snyder.
South Dolson reports Cleophas Hornbrook buying a large army truck. Sam Reely relocates from Sullivan Indiana to Clarksville. John Wright moves to the vacated by Mosley near Sullida. Edith Fox, after months with Oakland, takes a vacation and turns to new duties.
Pearly Babcock and family visited John Babock in Spiketown. Alonzo Alfred is in poor health. George Claypool and family stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Oda Marrs. Silvan Fitzgarrald family visited Timothy Babcock. Dolson Sperry Claypool did business in Marshall Friday. Mrs. Daughhetee of Westfield visited Alph Claypool’s family last week. Ernie Bishop and Chapman's baby were ill. Everett Black spent Sunday with his family at Livingston. John Claypool and Elijah with wives joined Marlin Clay and family Saturday night. George Claypool delivered a shorthorn calf to Will English near Marshall on Friday. Mrs. Pink Clapp’s sister from Terre Haute stayed here late week. Alph Claypool and wife welcomed twin boys. Minister’s ill family delayed Green Moss meeting last week.
Mrs Otto Amstott and families visit John Weber while several flu cases appear. A baby boy was born January 7 to Mr and Mrs Clayton Buchner. Mrs Lloyd Baxter dies of pneumonia and Clyde Weber visited relatives. Revival at St Paul ends with 68 conversions and 63 new members.
Vienna newspapers report a strong chance the Hungarian national assembly will declare for a monarchy at its March 1 meeting. Potential claimants include Prince Louis Windisch-Gratz, former Emperor Charles, Count Andrassy, Archduke Joseph, and Prince Cyril of Bulgaria.
Clark county livestock breeders association votes to elect new officers at its first annual meeting to be held at Casey township high school Monday February 16 at 10 30 p m. A women’s meeting features a representative from the state university household science department. Professors and club leaders address the gathering and plans to improve stock through better feeding and purebred development are outlined.
Annette Waller daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Waller Redman married Joseph Staub of Marshall at St Marys church Tuesday morning at 7 oclock. Rev Fallon officiated with Zita Waller and Mr Ryan as attendants. The couple will reside in Marshall.
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