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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
2
County correspondence reports W W McDaniel and F L Stewart leaving for Arkansas followed by a series of local moves including Hill and Walker visits, marriages, and cases of illness. The column also covers elections, train delays from snow, hotel and store changes, and community events across Hutsonville Casey and Dolson areas.
Ex engineer E A Kelley of Belvidere Iowa writes that kidney problems began with hip pain and bladder inflammation. After using Foley's Kidney Pills he reports becoming a sound and well man. Sold by all druggists.
Westfield reports Harry Houghton J S Williams and C E Reinoehl left for Texas points Tuesday. Hampton Parker returned from Vinita Oklahoma sharing word of work and low wages. Mahson Bennett oversaw a sugar and molasses project at his Richwoods camp with a modern furnace. Bennett owns a pioneer era grove tapped for over sixty years.
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve promises clear skin by removing pimples black heads chaps and roughness. The ad claims smoothing effects and a guarantee of results.
Ed Murphy spent Saturday at Jas Downs Hazel Myers visited Nellie Murphy Bert Lutz has a telephone on the Wabash line now Bruce Gilbert closed his school at Green Moss Tuesday Harry Findley held the final examination at school Friday Dan Eckels and wife of Spiketown spent Sunday at Pool Inlow's Robert Babcock and wife took dinner at Bradley Babcock Sunday Dan Gilbert of West York spent a few days with his son Bruce Gilbert Russel Dawson attended the Buschemeyer Haun wedding near Brosnaman Wednesday Henry Findley was seriously injured by a horse kick above the hip Ed Murphy and family visited J E Dawson Sunday Our mail carrier or substitute failed to make daily visits for two days due to snow.
Dr Bell advertising claims Pine-Tar Honey provides rapid relief from asthma symptoms and guarantees customer satisfaction, with availability advertised at all dealers.
Sparse OCR text indicates an incident involving Amos Parcel from Yale with references to Tuesday and possible names. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
Wes Weaver and family visited Grandma Snedeker. Snedeker and wife of State Line spent Sunday with G. D Snedeker and family. Hurley Welsh and wife with daughter visited John Welsh and family. Grant Crumline and Chas Sweitzer attended a quarterly Livingston meeting. Chris Stoelting visited Terre Haute to see his wife in a sanitarium. The WCTUW plans a meeting with Mrs Grant Crumline on Wednesday March 2 at 2 PM. Chas Sweitzer wife and son Glen with Miss Allie Matthew attended the comfort tacking at Martin Wernez’s. all reported a fine time and dinner.
Charley Husted's sax is missing. Otto Snyder moved to Martinsville. The boys cut ten cords of wood for the church. A sawmill is being sought near Roy Romines. Frank Burger plans a barn on the north side. Mrs. Tom Husted visited Martinsville for a week due to illness. Two Advent ministers seek churches for meetings. County fair entries for outsiders were defeated 89 to 11. Van Soil special results: dealers will handle ground limestone. Bayard Cleaver works for American Express in Terre Haute downtown office. Road Commissioner Vangilder to vacate by March 1 and move to Lawrence County. Homer Johnson and wife welcome a young son.
An OCR fragment advertises remedies for stomach liver and kidney ailments, malaria and constipation. It mentions a doctor named Robt and suggests cures for various chronic illnesses and general health issues.
Misner church hosts ongoing meeting while Crandell wins the electric clock. Dan Custis and wife vacationed at Yale with mother Mrs Ellen Geffs, as John Geffs spent the day there. Bailiff misses his Butter nutt church appointment amid predictions of a good crop yet.
Tru oli was om Marshal Joe Mabel Garver visited at J Q Snedeker's Sunday Frank Tobias and family spent Sunday at Sam Hogue's Walter Adams was in Terre Haute Monday for medical treatment Edna Adams and Lulu Black visited Miss Carrie Lowry's school Minnie Travioli came done on 4 day to remain over Sunday with her parents Fred Shively and sister Kate. Spent Sunday with their sister Srs James Adams The meeting will be resumed at McKeen this week Mr Hope will conduct the meeting Everett Hedges and wife will move on Harry Cork's farm north of Livingston this week Mrs. Nelson Campbell and Mrs. Jerome Hedges spent one day last week with Mrs Florence Hedges. Miss Lowry closed a five months term of school here last week. Miss Carrie is a good teacher and well qualified to teach Mr. and Mrs. Keifer of Terre Haute, niece of Frank Tobias, visited Frank's Saturday and Sunday. From there they went to Marshall to visit her grandparents, G. W. Tobias and wife. The meetings at Oliver in this work are still in progress. The congregation is growing and a Jeep interest is manifested. being held up and the commute As getting onto higher roll spiritually They have had a harvest of Souls forest ah a4 e ane ...
The Illinois Supreme Court rules the 1899 parole law unconstitutional, faulting its secrecy and discretionary behind closed doors. Justice McEwen cites it as an absurd system failing to protect society and urging a return to common sense criminal justice.
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