United Brethren Preaching Schedule at Grace and Marshall
The Grace church will host morning service on Sunday with the sermon Joint Heirs with Christ and an evening at Marshall with Why Unanswered Prayer. On the 20th Rev Arbogast District Superintendent conducts the second quarterly conference at 3 30 pm, with a night sermon. Official members urged to attend.
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Christ
Marshall
Arbogast
Marshall Church
Chas. A. Curtis
Sunday school and revival services at local church
Attendance topped 223 last Sunday as the Sunday school collected 225 dollars for starving children, inspiring greater mission support. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday at Mrs. H R Snavely’s home, with Epworth League at 6 30 each Sunday. Rev A Adams leads nightly revival except Saturday, inviting seekers to deepen faith and find service in the kingdom.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
H. R. Snavely
Epworth League
Adams
Christian Invitation at school contest speaks to revival
A church outreach event at a local school invites attendees to attend at 9 and join efforts with Marhall to promote Christian faith. The message centers on calling people to understand and embrace religious invitation.
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Bo Allen
Marhall
Modern Doll Art Versus Ancient Egyptian Toys
A nostalgic comparison traces dolls from ancient Egyptian wooden forms with long limbs and bare feet to the modern American doll. It notes religious restrictions on carved figures, Elizabethan carvings, and Mary Queen of Scots’ collection, then highlights improvements with talking dolls and lifelike features for today’s children.
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Boston Post
Esther
Ruth
Queen Elizabeth
Mary Queen of Scots
Dolly
Jungle monarch big game hunting in arena and field
The article discusses big game hunting with tigers and other animals in arenas and fields. It notes hunting is not leading to extinction, mentions hunters, natives, and risks, and comments on difficulty of tiger hunts and regional dangers.
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Alee
Teai
India
Korea
Beauty Contest in Africa Inspires Controversial Voting
The Africa and Orient Review in South Africa launches a dusky belles beauty contest inviting readers to vote on photographs. Editor Mohamed AM describes what constitutes the African expression with features including a soft, appealing look and curly hair. Prizes include 500 dollars for first, 250 for second, and a watch bracelet for third.
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Africa
The
Africa and Orient Review
Soc
Mohamed AM
World's Longest Car Ferry
A planned railway ferry line between England and Sweden would be the world’s longest, featuring a 12,000 horsepower ferry carrying freight trains up to 48 cars long. It would include passenger classes, dining rooms, promenades, and require 83 hours for the sea crossing.
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England
Sweden
New Pictures by Radio Progress Report
Marconi calls wireless transmission of photographs very interesting and important. He notes experiments are under way and believes what can be done by wire can be done by wireless. Potential uses include rapid photo transmission for newspapers and police work.
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Marconi
Land Irrigation by Indians in Texas History
The article traces irrigation origins in Texas from Pueblo and Yuma ditches near El Paso and Pecos to Coronado’s 1540 contact and continued by Franciscan missions near San Antonio. It notes Mexican era water grants, describing a long, tradition bound irrigation history before U.S. statehood.
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Texas
United States
Lone Star Republic
James R. Preddy
American Forestry Magazine
el Paso
Pecos
Coronido
San Antonio
From Mine to Master: Edwin Dallin’s Rise to Fame
A sketch of sculptor Edwin Dallin rising from Utah mine wheelbarrow boy to renowned artist. He first modeled a coworker during a shift, won a state fair notice, earned support to study in Boston, then Paris, producing major works like The Signal of Peace and Anna Hutchinson while gaining global recognition.
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Edwin Dallin
Utah
America
Dallin
Salt Lake City
Boston
Detroit News
Paris
France
Anna Hutchinson
Boston State House
Medgine
S Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Golden Angel
Women Assert Equal Status Over Billing Tactics
A woman confronts a credit clerk claiming she already paid her bill and denounces hoodwinking. She declares that women are now men’s equals, and the clerk concedes reluctantly. The exchange is recounted by the Indianapolis News chronicler.
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Indianapolis News
Frank B Willis Tops Spelling Bee of Statesmen
The National Press club held an old fashioned spelling bee at the Willard hotel with famous statesmen and rising journalists competing. Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington faltered on the word ogee, misinterpreting its meaning, and Willis capitalized to win.
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Capital
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
United States Senate
Washington
National’Press Club
Willard Hotel
Miles Poindexter
Wills
House
Ogee
Willis
Ada
Poindexter
Gus J. Karger
Cincinnati Times- Star
Marshall and Casey Clash in Weekend Basketball Run
Marshall basketball faces Martinsville Friday in Martinsville and travels to Greenup Saturday for a top match. The team’s potential is hampered by no adequate practice facility. Casey has won every game this season, while Marshall has one loss, attributed to Casey’s strong gym and other factors.
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Marshall
Martinsville
Greenup
Casey
Farmer's Mutual secretary honored with pen presentation
J. W. Adams secretary of Farmers' Mutual Insurance Company received a fine fountain pen Friday from company directors for his service. Omer Shawler of West Union delivered the presentation. Adams has served since 1908 with a two year gap and wrote over 200 policies last year totaling about 400 000 dollars.
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J. W. Adams
Farmers’ Muual Insurance Company
Omer Shawler
West Union
Adams
Home Bureau Prospects Rise For Clark County
Several Melrose township women attended a farm bureau meeting to explore forming a home bureau modeled after the farm bureau. Attendees heard available information and those present say a Clark county home bureau has strong possibility of becoming a reality.
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Melrose Township
Farm Bureau
Home Bureau
Clark County
Feutz Named District Engineer for Road Building
Frank C. Feutz, who has led the district road building program since Rodney L. Bell resigned, is formally appointed district engineer by the state highway department. Feutz will have headquarters in Paris.
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Frank C. Feutz
Rodney L. Bell
State Highway Department
Mr. Feutz
Paris
Complete Bridge Work by Zimmerly on National Highway
The Zimmerly Bridge company of Paris completed work on the National highway earning 26750 dollars. Work on the Chicago road is also reported finished with payments totaling 56650 dollars to the same company.
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Zimmerly Bridge Company
Paris
William Archer Post 119 G A R Officers Elected
The William Archer post 119 G A R held a Saturday session and mustered officers to their stations. The roster lists Commander A T Cole, SV Charles White, J V R D Martin MD, J R Dow chaplain, QM L G Archer, OG James Myers, AJ E Howerton, Q M Joseph Byram, Sgt L F Weaver, Sgt Mj.
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William Archer
A. T. Cole
Charles White
John Flowers
Martin
John R. Dow
L. G. Archer
A. G. Dow
James Myers
A L. Howerton
Joseph Byram
L. F. Weaver
Legion Members Meet to Discuss Bonus at Jan 7 1921
The first 1921 meeting of the American Legion will be held at the Legion hall on Friday January 7 at 7 30 p m. All members are urged to attend and cast an Australian ballot on the bonus bill with a vote to be taken. Plenty of food will be available.
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American Legion
Hall
Congress
Land transfers and sales in Marshall area records
The list records multiple property transfers including parcels in Marshall and Casey with buyers such as John W. Fredenberger, Plymouth M. E. church trustees, George W. Callahan, Josiah Connelly, Alonzo LeMay, Hershel Snavely, B F. Johnson, Caleb J. Bairdo, Frank Good, Dennis Bell, George Kannamacher, and John Huen. Prices range from $1 to $13,570 for various plots and lots.
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John W. Fredenberger
John A. Sweet
Marshall
Plymouth M
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