Local Notes Span Illness Moves and Visits
Oliver James Wright is sick. Joseph Douglas was in Paris Saturday. Glen Elledge moved to Grandview recently. Kild. D. Baker filled his appointment here Sunday. Mrs. Ed Parrish and daughter visited Mrs. Jos. Douglas Thursday. Verner Parrish and son Hall spent Sunday with T G Forsythe family. Mrs. M. B. Daly spent the week in Paris with relatives. Cary Hall and family and Eid 8 D. Baker were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Forsythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wright
Joseph Douglas
Paris
Glen Elledge
Grandview
Kild
D. Baker
Ed Parrish
Jos. Douglas
Verner Parrish and Son Hall
T G Forsythe
M. B. Daly
Cary Hall
Eid
Ernest Forsythe
Local News Briefs and Obituary Notes
A cholera issue affects a few hogs while a few bogs sold for 7.80 per hundred and hay moved to Adenmoor at 10 per ton. Weather brings colds, John Sims estate sold, visits by Will Lowry and family, and S Mrs Minerva Gallatin ill in Martinsville. Steve Applegate dies at nearly 78, funeral at Clarksville Baptist Church. Civil War veteran, survivor Dolson connections noted. Survivors include Aquilla of Redman and four sisters across Idaho Montana Brockton and here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adenmoor
John Sims
Will Lowry
Filson
John Ross
Glen Ross
Terre Haute
Sophia Montgomery
Martinsville
Minerva Gallatin
Sylvan Richey
Burtmess
Glen Clapp
Green Moss
Roe Davis
Dave Nicholson
Ben Duran
Duran
Oakland
Hurley
Steve Applegate
Clarksville Baptist Church
Huggins
Fie
Baptist Society
Clarksville
Dolson
Aquilla
Redman
Amanda Taylor
Brockton
Eliza Traeg
Idaho
Sarah Crouse
Montana
Mary Heath
Tornado and Fire Insurance Promised by Cole & Cole
An advertisement for Cole & Cole of Marshall NL promotes tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property with strong companies and low rates. The river level receded and residents enjoyed skating, while notable social news includes the marriage of Lilian Newman to Pedro Nicols and a local guest list from Mt Carmel and West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Marshall, NL
Newly Married Couple Welcome Home at Maternal House
Relatives waited at the bride’s mother Mrs. Alice Newman’s home to greet the newly married couple as they returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Newman
Local notes from Auburn area unfold in brief visits and moves
Homer Robert Emil moves to St Marie. Mrs Will Brosman and children visited in Casey. Rev Smith to teach summer term at Jeff Second No. Four trains of twenty mail and passenger cars Monday. Elmer Phillips and wife attend funeral near Allright. Brazil Indiana family moves into Roy Romine house. John Phillips returns from Arkansas to Auburn. Baptist Sunday school votes to cut loose from county organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emil
St. Marie
Bohn
Will Brosman
Casey
Mr. Smith
Jeff Second No
Groves
Varmilion County
Elmer Phillips
Allright
Brazil
Ind
Roy Romine
John Phillips
Arkansas
Auburn
Baptist Sunday School
Local Visits Highlight Regional Travel and A Funeral
J. T Smith visits his sons in Chicago and Harry Stricklett spends time with Mr and Mrs Tom Athey in Springfield. Mrs. Rhoda Lindley travels to Terre Haute for an extended visit with daughters. Oscar Nidey returns to Colorado after winter in West York. Tommy Athey returns from Chicago to home. John Nidey and family move to Fairfield. Mr and Mrs Isaac Seymour host Misa Lowell Bell and Alva Wells visit. Gayer Treadway visit Rush Clements at Snyder. Funeral held for Mrs Kinderdein with interment at Mt Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T Smith
Chicago
Harry Stricklett
Springfield
Tom Athey
Rhoda Lindley
Terre Haute
Oscar Nidey
Colorado
West York
Tommy Athey
John Nidey
Fairfield
Isaac Seymour
Misa Lowell Bell
Alva Wells
Fred Gayer
Dick Treadway
Rush Clements
Snyder
Kinderdein
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Local Social Notes Mention Visits Across Towns
Mrs John Joy is better Ruby Volkers spent Sunday with Veda Rollings. Mrs Johns spent Monday with her sister. Mrs L Griffith Edna Volkers and Gladys Stepp visited Sears and Sue Turner Sunday. FEC Volkers and wife spent Sunday evening with Harold Hall and wife. Mrs Rhinehart spent last week at Oliver with her daughter Mrs Len Dailey. Mrs Orville Taylor and Mrs Joe Augustus spent Monday in Terre Haute. Ora Kuykendall and wife spent Sunday with her parents Jerome Nickles and wife. Mrs Everett Wells of Terre Haute is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J Griffith. The Mission Study Class met Sunday evening with Frank McFarland and wife. Leo Fasig and wife of Martinsville visited over Sunday with her sister Mrs Ed Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joy
Ruby Volkers
Veda Rollings
Mrs Johns
L. Griffith
Edna Volkers
Gladys Stepp
Sears
Sue Turner
Fec Volkers
Harold Hall
Ora Kuykendall
Jerome Nickles
Everett Wells
Terre Hautes
J. Griffith
Frank McFarland
Leo Fasig
Martinsville
Ed Weaver
Martinsville News Roundup of Local Visits and Weather
The Martinsville column notes Theodore Jones and wife from Dolson visiting town, Lote Gray and Will English from Marshall on business, and Will McDaniel visiting from Mississippi. Wheat reports show stress from January freeze and expected sowing drop. temperatures and sunshine marked a brief improvement. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Fasig, Elza Fasig, Van Horn, Carper, Grace Stapp, and Rev Neely Rogers visiting northern areas. Addison Hall improving from illness. John Sloan and family moving within the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Jones
Dolson
Lote Gray
Marshall
Will English
Wills McDaniel
Mississippi
Charleston visitors and local notes on health streets and church
Jackson White and family visit grandmother Mrs Maria Sander in Charleston. Mrs Verge Gallatin has fever but improving. Citizens seek better streets and fewer dags. Percy Johnson of Indianapolis, a stock salesman, visited Martinsville. Lincoln Day largely ignored. Mrs John Andrews relapses but improves. The new Methodist church directory appears listing ministers, officers, and Sunday school classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson White
Charleston
Maria Sander
Verge Gallatin
Percy Johnson
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Heath
John Andrews
Methodist Church
Mon Fay
Wilson Accepts renomination bid with letter disclosure
The article notes President Wilson formally agrees to seek renomination. It cites a 1913 letter showing he favored a second term and suggests the Democratic platform will not include a single term pledge. It argues the public reaction would be muted and questions future party planks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Democratic Party
United States
Palmer
Casey News Roundup From Banner-Times Highlights Local Change
Rex Boyce left for Seattle. W E Hawkins bought one third share of the Abraham Bros shoe store. Mr Martin Natt married Mrs Harriet Gross on Feb 6 at Rev O H Greenwell’s home. Shannon Rowley of Casey died Jan 12 in Ann Arbor Michigan from blood poisoning after leg amputation. Three oil tanks on Elmer Short farm east of town owned by McBelde Oil Co burned last week as pumper attempted to thaw pipe with fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Banner-Times
Rex Boyce
Seattle
Wash
E Hawkins
Abraham Bros
O. H Greenwell
Martin Natt
Harriet Gross
Shannon Rowley
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Elmer Short
Westfield Visitors Report From Havre and Ohio
Westfield notes Andrew C Moord of Havre Montana and Frank Burnsides of Payne Ohio visiting friends this week. Alex Br cmsides and Mr and Mrs D O Koora of Parker move to a farm near Oakland with 26 and Mrs Mecore moving in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Andrew C. Moord
Havre
Mont
Frank Burnsides
Payne , O
Air and Tirs
Alex Br
D. O. Koora
Parker
Oakland
Engineer Paigé Aids Westfield Sewer Plan
W. R. Paigé, Terre Haute engineer, assisted city council in preliminary work for a Westfield sewer system under a special assessment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Paigé
Terre Haute
City Council
Westfield
Local Visitors and Trips Highlight Weekend News
Mrs D Tingley visited Marshall on Saturday. Bertha Drake traveled to Robinson to visit relatives. Omer Shawler and wife spent Sunday with their son Reno. Edith Tacey of Terre Haute visited her father. Faye Hamill stayed with Mr and Mrs Kaufman. Grace Blizzard traveled to Lafayette Indiana. Maude Low left for St Louis to attend millinery openings. Floy Snyder attended millinery openings in Indianapolis. Mrs Claude Martins children from Terre Haute returned home after two weeks’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Tingley
Marshall
Bertha Drake
Robinson
Omer Shawler
Reno
Edith Tacey
Terre Haute
Faye Hamill
Res Kaufman
Maude Low
St Louis
Floy Snyder
Indianapolis
Roce
Claude Martin Ar
The Nice of Austria and Its Historic Ties
Gorizia known as The Nice of Austria for its mild climate links to Bourbons through a Franciscan convent holding Charles X and other Bourbon figures. Once capital of Gorz Gradisca under Austrian rule the city dates to the 10th century and remains an archbishopric seat with a noted Hebrew printing tradition for the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Austria
Gorizia
Goritz
Charles X
France
Gorz Gradisca
London Spectator
Rime quarrel with Bagdad and a poet’s audacious couplet
The London Standard praises Sir Owen Seaman for clever rhymes with Bagdad and notes Browning and a seventeenth century bard for bold wordplay. It highlights a playful feud over poetic rhymes and crowns Browning for audacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Seaman
Browning
Tommy
Duke of
Wel come pattern sold with words added
Mrs Do Btyle requests a doormat pattern with the word Wel come woven into the Aber while the salesman notes adding the phrase Tuck Cars and Fri- Gays. Pliteburgh Posi covers the odd exchange.
Unclear fragment hints at marriage proposal and insurance
Fragmentary dialogue shows a courting exchange with phrases about marriage and insurance, featuring names that appear misspelled or garbled. The text suggests a scene or quotation may involve romance and financial concern but lacks coherent context or complete details.
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C. Afary Jackson
Maisoney Barker
Fadtafe Murphy
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Dick Brether
Lilian Newman
Pedro Nicols
West
Unina
Jaqedre Carigia
Homer
Denni8son
Mrs. Rhinehart
Mrs. Len
Orville Taylor
Joe Augustus
Suanday
Weaver
Dennison
Elza Fasig
Toledo Street
Albert van Horn
Everett Carper
Grace Stapp
Frank Knight
Son Dale
Neely Rogers
Uying
Comrads Addison Hall
John Sloan
Cavy Townsh
Our City
The
Souls Aide
John Ls. Whiteside
E. Dulaney Bank
Marshall, Dinois
Blue Jay
New York
Red Comb Poultry Feed
Pratt’s Poultry Food
D. D. Doil
Queensware
North Side Square
Bulk Kraut
Mr. Wilson
West Union
Grace Blizzard
LaFayette
Indiana
Balthmore Acserlcan
Ford
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Marshall Motor Co
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