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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1915

Page

2

Local Notables Gather For New Year Visits And A Baby’s Death

West York residents host visitors from Terre Haute Greenup and Texas over New Year’s. Dr C D Rynerson did business in Terre Haute while Thomas Standfield of Peoria visits relatives. The Barkalow infant died Dec 30 and was buried at Bradbury Cemetery. A birthday party at Wes Weaver’s home celebrated their daughter Aletha with music and games.

Brag Correll X. Weat York M R W.richarda Terre Haute D.rynerson Merrick Cox Marshall Thomas Standfield Peoria Greenup J. T. Smith T. J. Athey Trimble Charles Brown Helen Maude Roy Nora Barkalow Bradbury Dick Pearsall Dick Pearsall and ‘Family, ‘of “Bridgeport. Orville Medsker Melrose Rev. W. P. Chamness Orange B.ipeople Wes Weaver Aletha Weaver

Tornado and Fire Insurance Ad and Local Notices

Local notices include farm and city property insurance offers from Cole and Cole of Marshall, with strong companies at low rates. Community updates mention Stella Thompson visiting Trixie Cunningham, Bruce Anderson family at Chas Gilbert’s, Lew Lowry visiting Mrs Rachel Huston near Freedom, wood chopping at Amy Cline’s, and many attending Mt Pleasant church. A new seat is welcomed. Tune Cunningham and wife hosted visit. Freedom AME Church service announced by Bert Eckles. Mrs Daniel Davis died north of town January 2. interment at Auburn. services led by Rev J C Graig of Marshall.

Stella Thompson Trixie Cunningham Bruce Anderson Chas. Gilbert's Lew Lowry Rachel Huston Near Freedom Amy Cline Neigh Porhond Mt. Pleasant Guy ‘Cunningham Indianola Tune Cunningham Freedom Bert Eckles

Local Notes On Visits And Health

Harry Fulton now working in Chicago made a Sunday visit here. Mrs. Beatrice Lane suffered a paralytic stroke Saturday about noon and is in a serious condition. Wm. Holderman of Rush Medical College, Chicago, is at home with his parents. F. J. Boyd returns from Davenport Town for a visit to relatives. He is attending a chiropractic school there. Fred Reisner, formerly with Simpson Lumber Co. at Lawrenceville, has been promoted to manager of the company's business at West Union.

The Herald Harry Fulton Chicago Beatrice Lane Wm. Holderman Rush Medical College Ham Holder F. J. Boyd Davenport Fred Reisner Simpson Lumber Co Lawrenceville West, Union Ross McCory Tom Osbrook Roy Lloyd -ot-Marshall Prévo Prevo Walter Snyder Floy Snider Fred Risner Newton Dollinger Olen Clements Champaign University Jane Morton Marshall Roscoe Pratt Zelpha Touchman Tom Poorman Mary Lowery Martinsville Billa Wheeler Clarence Thompson Maud Low Irene Mary Crow Edgar Cummins Tom Garland Mt. Carmel Chas. Garland Reed Alma Esther Weir Silas Weir Nelle Broadhurst Hammond Ind Chas, Clapp Clarksville Jas Platt Baptist Church Clarence Herrington Hannah Marvin Georgetown Lola Burnette Casey Macedonia Church N. W Burnette Bartlett Ed Dollinger Ollie Lindley Faye Hamill Zelpha Couchman Alma Couchman Lenore Maude Low Russell Poorman Russell Poorman, Messrs Chas Wilson Edgar Williams Clifford Crumlin Randall Lindley Guy Ray Broadhurst Ernie Harmon Clay Cork Roy Lloyd Jack Cliné

Sunday Visits and Guests Round Local Families

Sunday social rounds bring Weaver and Ruth Setzer together while Ora McHenry hosts Denny Guy and Mrs McHenry. A Leitha Weaver visits Miss Welsh and cousin Anna Welsh. Nina Welsh stays with Ora McHenry. Wyrick family at Liggett home. Ruth Setzer hosts skating party Saturday night. Mayme Fairgrief and Franks Montgomery attend Elott family gathering.

Mary Weaver Ruth Setzer Guy Denny Ora McHenry Della Aletha Harvey Hawkins Gwin ‘Routledge Nina Welsh Anna Aps Dolly, Owen Chicago Mc Henry Robert’ Wyrick Ass Liggett Ruth Setzer Atia Vere Woop Shirely Mayme Fanilly Ana’ “Finkbiner Frank Ma ‘Gomery Rand Manlly Dy.d Sisses Hazel Katherine

Martinsville Community Roundup and Social Notes

Martinsville bulletin records a busy week with visitors from Parker Marshall and Casey, local church appointments, weather and ice impacts, a noted death of Comrade James L. Newman, and a long list of social events, family visits, and farm trades reflecting small town life. The piece notes market prices for eggs butter lard beef pork and apples, plus local church and school activity and community celebrations including New Year gatherings.

Local notes and family visits blur weekly town life

John Babcock listed sick. Russell Harris traveled to Indianapolis briefly. Fred Wieland of Charleston visited on business. Charley Wieland and family hosted a birthday surprise for Fred Buser at Rabbit Ridge. Rev Mr Moore began a revival at Clarksville M B Church. Anna Melton returned home after visiting Mrs Wm Bishop at West Terre Haute. Sparks From the Wires report wheat at 1.34 on the Chicago board. Chicago logged 227 murders last year. Pennsylvania Railway carried 188,411,876 passengers with no fatalities. Medill McCormick, Illinois Progressive leader, announced return to Republicans in Springfield and that Hicks will side with Republicans.

John Babcock Russell Harris Indianapolis Fred Wieland Charleston Charley Wieland Fred Buser Rabbit Ridge Mr. Moore Clarksville M. B Anna Melton Wm Bishop West Terre Haute Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Pennsylvania Railway Company Medill’ ‘ McCormick Springfield Who Hicks House Cwill

Abe Martin Theory From a Leading Scientist

A fragmentary note cites a leading scientist proposing theory termed Promugated with Abe Martin as a possible subject. The context is unclear but indicates philosophical or scientific discourse.

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Our Friends the Birds and the Farm Balance

An editorial urges farmers to protect birds they see as weeds eaters and predators of crop pests. It argues birds help control insects and rodents, stabilizing farm ecosystems, and warns that killing them disrupts nature’s balance and ultimately hurts farmers.

Nature Dave Atria

Paris People Bathe Week Bathing Practice Ends

Paris residents have reduced weekly water bathing due to safety concerns. Officials urge caution as previous weekly bathing events were halted after reports of unsafe water. The city investigates contaminants and plans to publish guidance for residents.

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