Real Estate Transfers Listed in Marshall Ledger
Warrant of Deeds from Harry Dodke to Mary and multiple entries show transfers between individuals and lots in Marshall and Martinsville areas. Amounts range from 200 to 8655 dollars with parcels in Westfield Cook's and Archer's additions and various subdivisions.
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W. A. Wallace
Sah Geils
Thos. Gefts
John Geffs
Ed McNarlan
Joseph Hardway
Geo. W. Collier
H. ©. Athey
Deahl
H O. Athey
G. W. Collier
O M. Conrad
Rebecca J. Sneed
Lafferty
Martinsville
Floyd Barbee
Lewis N. Ogden
Westfield
Jno
H. Bierbaum Et al
W. R. Peck
Community Notes and Local Obituaries Compound
County correspondence records a range of town events from farm activity and oil drilling to fires and deaths. Notable items include Fox den on Tom Phillips farm, Jake Coons child burial at Auburn, Mary Husted age 10 health note, and the death of a 73 year old woman from cerebral hemorrhage. Local business changes and a proposed supervisor resignation rumor appear amid routine notices.
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Brosman
Tilman Linton
Aruiters
Fox den
Tom Phillips
Newman
Seth “Husted
Steel- Ville
Aig
Jake Coons
Terre Haute
Auburn
Earl Patgett
Brocton
Commissioner Vangilder
Westfield News Notes Return and Visits
John A. Ewart traveled to Chicago on Wednesday. Dr and Mrs D Seneff returned from a two week visit with relatives. Mrs Samuel Spellering broke her arm Wednesday afternoon. S P Davis, visiting relatives in Colorado Springs, returned last Saturday. L A Rider attended a Retail Hardware Dealers Association meeting in Springfield. James Best and sister Julia Harker from Mussouri visited relatives here and in Cleon last week. J O Biggs, W L Biggs and Capt H Black left for Hot Springs for a few weeks. Foley's Honey and Tar recommended for coughs and lung relief from Kehler's Drug Store.
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J. G. Black
John Osborn
Canada
Saskatchewan
Casey Township
A C Garrison
M C Davis
Pensacola
Florida
John A. Ewart
Chicago
James Best
Julia Harker
Mussouri
Cleon
J. O Biggs
W L. Biggs
Capt. H. Black
Hot Springs
Cold Weather Grants Little Relief as Town Notes Compile
Weather remains very cold and several local items follow including meetings in progress at Kicka Poo. Mrs. Cam Crandall improves and Clark Bennetts weak in writing while John Geffs makes a Marshall trip. Family travel plans shift and a school closes Friday. A box supper draws a large crowd and Frank Geffs appears in Yale and Cold Steel. An illness report mentions Mire M EB Fisher in Detroit undergoing a rectal fever operation and a claimed cure with New Life Pills.
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Cam Crandall
Clark Bennetts
John Geffs
Marshall
Samesa Soward
Arkansas
Fisher
Détroit
Local Obituaries and Notices From Hutsonville
Abram Colliflower died Tuesday at his home south of Hutsonville after a long illness Born in Maryland in 1842. Flor ence Pilchard wed Harry L. Waxler at high noon Sunday at the Holderman home. Mrs. Sarah Owens died at her son Will’s home, sudden after only a few days of illness Born February 22 1826 in Floyd County Indiana. The river rose several feet this week but flooding is not expected to be severe.
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Abram Colliflower
Maryland
J. H Holderman
Florence Pilchard
Harry L. Waxler
Sarah Owens
Will
Floyd County
Indiana
The Chicago Record Herald Sunday Magazine Offer
A promotional note extols the Chicago Record Herald Sunday magazine section as rivaling top weekly and monthly publications with famous writers and illustrations. It touts serialized novels, humorists, and the magazine’s costliness and success, then abruptly shifts to an odd local sale listing for Walnut Prairie near West Union with scattered, unclear items and quantities.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Diapepsin Claims Fast Digestion Aid For Indigestion
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a quick solution for indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises relief from belching, fullness, nausea, and stomach discomfort by aiding digestion after meals. A 50 cent case is recommended with claimed effects by tomorrow.
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Pape
Soldier Fends Off Death Plot in Kemp Tex
Civil war veteran J A Stone of Kemp Texas describes a plot by illness and death to end his life. He says a stubborn cold and lingering cough reduced his weight to 180 pounds until Dr King’s New Discovery restored his health to 178 pounds. The ad claims the remedy treats severe colds, coughs, hemorrhages, asthma and pneumonia. Trial bottles are free. Guaranteed by Robt Prewett.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Dr. King
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Seti Atres
EAL Estates Transeers
Harry Dodke
Mary
le A Wallace
Fidelia Gram
Manly
Marny Shall
Craig
J. W. Good
S. Archer
Dayton Pierce
Rush & Hammond
Cook
Casey
W. K. McDaniel
Harry H. Smith
Ferrell
Margie Brown
J. M. Archer
Archer
Ad Marshall
Wm. L. Veach
Shelton Davis
Orlg Marshall
W. L. Veach
Dulaney
Ruth Harris
J. E. Clatfelter
Homer
Homer Johnson
Mary Husted
New York
Foley
Kelfer’s Drug Store
J. D. Rodebaugh & Co
Mr Rodebaugh
Rob Christ
Aline
The
Review
L. A. Rider
Springfield
Retail Hardware Dealers Association
Kehler
Kickapoo
West Union
Will Moore
Lime Ingle
Roy Lloyd
Mrs . Lloyd
W D Poorman
Little
Herschel
Marvin
Carl Mundy
Mundy
Will Handy
Oliver
Lou Cox
Robinson
R S Richards
Pearl Barnes
Terre Nlaute
Waxynuw Fox
Martha Gard
Claude Bradbury
Ira Prevo
Colonel Craig
Wabash
Lyman Craig
Near
al Craig
Near Craig Chapel
Jane Crumlin
Showmaker
Muncie
Ind
Weir
Preston Osborn
H. F Wharton
Lizzie Alexander
Buckner
Pen
Maa Saan
Parker
Levi Inman
Matt
Steward Gilbert
Armor
Oilfield
Oklahoma
Mr and
Mrs Madigan
Ralph Terrell
Sylvan Connelly
Fred Welsh
Wm. Jones
Familly
Robert Vanpelt
Chas Newlin
Hainley Sale
Frank Connelly
Fred Wilson
Everett Connelly
Tone Tyler
Rosa Jones
Dolson
Wm. Jones and
Johnson School
Julia
Riley Newton
Frank Cartwright
Kansas
Hutsonville
the Herald
Cork, Jr
Walnut
Prairie
Seau
Ee Psai
Owartenrasd Uy
Cpe
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Mattie
Donhauss Saedition
Londay
Saleso
West Anion
Illinois
John Weir
Dsé
Trusler
Faye
Edo Einepaeei
Gallagh
Ee Sania
Keifer
Ieee
Wittecof
Codelivers
National Bank
Wees Sree
Rees Reon
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