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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1917
Page
5
Ellen Hyler of Champaign visited her daughters Mrs Kenneth Black and Mrs Elmer Stover while Hon J W Graham returned from a ten day visit with his son Harry in Washington D C. The fragment mentions a fall at a home and a town east location, but details are incomplete.
A Tribune editorial argues patriotism alone won t win out in war. It urges universal service, man power acts, and directed use of both human and material power, warning amateurs would overburden allied hospital systems and emphasizing need for organized national mobilization.
A roundup of visits and events in Marshall and nearby towns. Mrs. John Williamson and other residents hosted or visited friends in West Union Paris Martinsville Terre Haute Danville and others. Attendees included Phil Rhoads Helen Llewellyn Dorothy Rose and many local families with bridge and millinery events noted.
Governor Frank C. Lowden proclaims a week in February 1917 for singing national songs in Illinois schools and urges teachers to display national colors and teach allegiance to the flag along with Lincoln's pledge. The document lists songs, a flag catechism, and a long sequence of patriotic questions and answers, with local notes about people and visits.
Public auction at my residence 14 miles southwest of Marley and 3 miles south of Nevins on Friday February 16 starting at 10 o clock. Auction features seven horses twenty three cattle twenty eight hogs and sixty five sheep aspects include ten month credit on sums over ten dollars with seven percent interest. J W Thompson.
Observation notes imply a person consistently carries a corkscrew like tool in all cases. The fragment suggests a recurring habit or trait centered on a corkscrew item.
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