Grain marketing plan proposed by Farmers Grain Marketing Committee
The seven man committee reports a two part national co operative grain marketing system. A non stock National Sales Agency will oversee terminal agents warehouses and a finance and export arm while local farmer owned elevators contract to sell through the agency. Plan aims to store and sell grain efficiently via pools or direct sales with member farmers holding stock and paying handling charges.
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Grain Growers National Co-operative Sales Agency
Ohio
Illinois
Kansas
Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Union
National Sales Agency
National
Farmers’ Grain Marketing Committee
Rag in the Sua Bask of Reflected Glory
A brief fragment hints at sports or rivalry rhetoric with playful or taunting language. The line references "rag in the su" and a warm bask of reflected glory, suggesting fan or team banter without a clear event, date, or participants. The text is too fragmentary for named entities or a full summarization.
Good Crowd Saturday in Marshall Reflects Busy Local Scene
A Saturday in Marshall draws a strong crowd with widespread activity and commerce. Father Gloom sought entry but was not welcomed. the piece suggests a lasting shift away from gloom, hinting that he may have departed for good.
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Marshall
Father Gloom
Harding Cabinet Tentative Picks Near Completion
President elect Harding appears to have settled on a full cabinet list with Hughes as secretary of state Mellon for treasury Weeks as war Daugherty postmaster general Hays postmaster general Denby secretary of the navy Fall interior Wallace agriculture Hoover commerce Davis labor. Changes may touch navy commerce and labor. No formal invitations yet, but decisions are regarded as likely to stand.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Supreme Court
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Will H. Hays
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Genral Edwin Denby
Michigan
Congress
Navy
Marine Corps
Albert B Fall
New Mexico
Interior
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Farm Publications
Secretary of Agriculture
Herbert Hoover
Met
Ebc
Can Relief
Commerce
James J Davis
Illinois
Union Steel
Moose Fraternity
Labor
Commerce, and
Red Men Meeting on February 28
The Red Men announce a regular meeting next Monday night February 28 with three candidates to take the chief's degree. Harry Cropp serves as Sachem and urges full attendance.
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Harry Cropp
Sachem
Burglary Report At East Main Street Barber Shop
A late Saturday or early Sunday entry at Bennett barber shop on East Main Street led to a $12 theft from a cigar stand drawer. Entry appears to have been through the back transom. thief described as pliable in the account.
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Bennett Barber Shop
East Main Street
Washington Supper Draws Crowd at Congregational Church
The Washington cafeteria supper held by the ladies of the Congregational church last night in the church basement drew a large crowd. Each dish sold for 5 cents and the room was taxed to capacity while the high quality of food made the evening pleasant.
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Washington
the Congregational Church
Duane Prust Birthday Surprise At Doty Dry Goods
Duane Prust aged 16 was surprised Friday evening by the Doty Dry Goods Company force for his birthday. He was led upstairs to fix the fire and found a candle lit birthday cake and a feast. Attending were Mr and Mrs M C Doty and children, Mrs J C Fisher, Mrs Doty’s mother, Miss Elsa Eggebrecht Phoebe Wright Lou Jones Hester Shipe Olle Thompson Clara Forbeck Margaret Taylor Nell Forsythe Gertrude Gunder Mo He-Smith Mary English Mrs Ruth McClure Mr and Mrs Tom Apgar.
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Duane Prust
Doty Dry Goods Company
M. C. Doty
Martinsville High School bonds sell at premium in Chicago bids
The Martinsville $60,000 high school bond issue sold at First National Bank for $61,250 to Powell, Girard & Co of Chicago. The 6 percent bonds yield just over 5 percent at purchase. Twelve bidders mostly from Chicago competed. two exceptions were Dulaney National Bank of Marshall and National Bank of Commerce of St. Louis.
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Martinsville
First National Bank
Chicago
Dulaney National Bank of Marshall
National Bank of Commerce of St. Louis
Taylor Fwart & Co
Vs & Co
Powell ow wo @& Co
Beene Bond Co
St & Savings Bank
Seo
Nat'l. Bank of Commerce
Hill Joiner & Co
Hvels
Powell, Girard «& Co
Par alysis in Springfield Surges Then Subdues Since 1916
A state health report notes infantile paralysis remains seasonal with annual case totals in the hundreds since 1916. Despite twenty three clinics for after care, only about one in three cases is recognized and reported, stressing early recognition and isolation to curb serious outcomes.
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Springfield
Eaear
Perent
State Department of Public Health
Roper
Threshermen to Peoria state meeting announced
The annual state meeting of the threshermen of Illinois will be held in Peoria on March 1 2 and 3. Delegates may attend at reduced rail fare for small expense. County members are reported to plan to attend.
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Hreshermen of
Illinois
Peoria
Sales Day Results Highlight Farmers Buy Bargains
Reports show two stores sold out on Squa Deal Sales Day with farmers drawn to bargains. A Marshall visitor noted growing popularity, while some merchants claim record sales day despite sparse crowds.
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Marshall
Penny Supper Draws Big Crowd at Methodist Church
A large crowd attended the Apr Penny supper at the Bret Hood of the Methodist church in the church basement Wednesday. About 200 persons were served and the event netted $60 for church funds.
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Methodist
Odd Fellows Plan Big Meeting Thursday Night
Local I O O F group announces a large meeting on Thursday evening with the initiatory degree to be performed by the degree team after recent practice. Several out of town visitors attended last week and are expected again. Refreshments will be served tomorrow night.
J J Haun Dies In Ridgefarm Home
J J Haun of Ridgefarm died Sunday evening at his home. The funeral is at 9 00 this morning at the family residence with about ten Marshall relatives attending. The service continues in Allerton and burial will be in a nearby cemetery.
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J. J. Haun
Ridgefarm
Nathan Wright
Marshall
Allerton
Teachers Entertained At Community Service
The high school teachers were hosted at the Methodist church with supper and a discussion on Schools and the Community led by Judge H. R. Sandavely. F. G. Edwards urged teacher parent cooperation as Dungan highlighted rising high school attendance from 98 to 250 over three years and needs for new equipment. Miss Nell Lorenz proposed a teachers and parents organization.
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Methodist Church
H. RR. Sndavely
F. G. Edwards
Dungan
Nell ‘Lorenz
Davis & Son Move Planned to East Main Street
Davis and Son quote the M. L. Whitlocke building on east Main Street for their bakery relocation from north Sixth Street. A new men's furnishing store is expected to take over the current Davis & Son site.
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Davis & Son
M. L. Whitlocke
East Main Street
North Sixth Street
Case Highlights Booze Transport Trial Near Marshall
Mile Baker and John Smith were stopped near the old Collier place with two five-gallon jugs of white liquor in a high powered car. They faced charges in Marshall with bond set at each one thousand dollars and a grand jury hearing on March 14.
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Mile Baker
John Smith
Marshall
Byram
Short
Drake
Collier Place
Smith
Baker
Squire Craig
John Noland
Asahel Bennett
Sheriff Byram
Connelly
Herald
Casey
Clark County
Marshall Weare
Beker
Meehling and Honderich Buy Local Grocery From Sowers
Frank Meehling and Able Honderich have purchased the grocery owned by D B E Sowers and will take possession in the latter part of the week. Both new owners have been employed in the store for some time and Sowers has not announced future plans.
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Frank Meehling
Able Honderich
D. BE. Sowers
Meehling
Honderich
Sowers
Death of Mrs Hannah Marvin of West Union
Mrs Hannah Marvin died at 9 35 a m on February 17 at her West Union home after a brief illness, aged 70 years 6 months and 12 days. She leaves a husband Cary Marvin deceased, five children including Fred and Mrs Clarence Harrington, six grandchildren, a sister Kate Williamson and many relatives. Funeral services were held at the home with Rev Duby officiating and interment in Brick cemetery.
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Hannah Marvin
Cary Marvin
West Union
Marvin
Clinois
Rock Hill
Friends Church
Eastern Star
Rebekahs
Reyal
Rev Duby
Terra Jiause
Stockwell Golden Wedding Celebration
Thirty six relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Stockwell on February 16 to honor their golden wedding anniversary. The couple received a gold headed cane, a ring, and various gifts. A noon dinner was served and a dessert baked by Frank Helman was presented along with many other presents.
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Albert Stockwell
Stockwell
Frank Helman
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Thresherman
H. S
Davis
Sowers Sells
Mickie
Mrs. Marvin
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