City Finances Face Serious Consideration at Council
City council debated financing methods to cover unpaid light and water bills totaling over 4 000, with talks of transferring funds and issuing bonds. Mayor Poorman announced negotiations with a Chicago bonding firm to sell bonds and relieve pressure while a plan to enforce water and light collections was discussed.
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Sue
Tor
Poorman
Cork
Atallhng
Tibbs
Chicago
Wabash Valley ‘Telephone ‘Company
Bennett, Metz
Brandenstein
Swith
Bennett
Murphy
Millard ‘Hedrick
Cneed
Estate sells 160 acres and town property in Westfield
The Hays farm in Parker township near Westfield sold by Master In Chancery Snavery on Saturday afternoon. Anna Egan of California bought 160 acres for 18025 dollars. Y Hays, the other heir, secured the town property at 23333.34 dollars. A large crowd attended the sale.
New Circuit Court Cases Include Foreclosure and Divorces
Partial listing shows cases such as Lester Crum against Martha Let Siler on deed set aside and foreclosure actions involving Reamon Frank Henderson Rosa while Leona Crumrine seeks a divorce. other names appear in partition and related proceedings.
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Lester
Crum
Martha
Siler
Bill
Marshall Chamber Pushes 1922 Concrete Road Southward
Marshall Chamber of Commerce urged state action to let a contract for a concrete road from Marshall to Grand Turn, aiming for 1922 construction. The group praised Arnold & Company and engineer George W Lowe, and tested slogans for a Marshall publicity folder while planning a February community sale.
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Marshall
Chamber’ of Commerce
State Highway Department
Grand Turn
Arnold & Company
George W. Lowe
State Department of Public Works
Department of Public Works
Grand Vimn
Lawrenceville
Robinson
West Union
Chambers of Commerce
Sam Prevo
Industrial Affairs Committee
Eastern Star Installation In Marshall Notables Serve Officers
Eastern Star Chapter 739 held its installation Monday night for the upcoming year. Officers named include Worthy Matron Mrs C Mitchell and Worthy Patron R L Hunt, Associate Matron Mrs Jessie Ruttman, Secretary Mollie Smith, Treasurer Mrs R L Hunt, Conductress Mrs Ruth McClure, Associate Conductress Mrs BB Hurst, Adah Mrs R L Davison, Ruth Mrs Don Medaker Eather, Marshal Mrs Charles Stoelting, Chaplain Miss Fannie Luckhaupt, Pianist Mrs Carl Taubeneck, Warder Mrs Flora Hagist, Sentinels Edwin Clapper. Installing officers were Mrs George Hallauer and Mrs Marie Taubeneck. about sixty present. refreshments served. Al Fawley, south of Marshall, died last night after illness.
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Marshall
Order of the Eastern
Star
Worthy
C. ‘D.mitchell
R. L. Hunt
Jessie ‘Ruttman
Hurst
Adah
R. L. “Davison
Ruth
Medaker
Eather
Harold Bright
George Hallauer
Electa
Blanche Williams
Fannie ‘Luckhaupt
Charles Stoelting
Carl ‘Taubeneck
Print Your Own Story in The Herald Your Own Way
Community minded publication explains its ad policy and independence. It notes merchants churches and individuals seeking free or biased writeups must pay for space or publish with attribution. The Herald positions itself as fair profit driven and neutral while offering space to tell personal or business stories.
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The
Herald
Marshall
Agai
Herald Office
Hprald
Forest Service warning on timber loss and westward drift
Editor W B Greeley notes the US forest service report showing lumber output rising in the West and falling in the East. He warns 60 percent of remaining timber lies between the Rockies and Pacific and calls for saving and rebuilding timber supply for decades.
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W. B. Greeley
United States Forest Service
United States
Rocky Mountains
Forest Service
Washington
Louisiana
Oregon
California
Rocky
Pacific Ocean
Simmer L
West Virginia
Nineveh
Tyre
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Indiana Couples
Leslie T Trudolood 31 wed Merl Lloyd 18 both of Terre Haute. Harry Hartman 21 of Richmond to Florence Gunn 22 of Richmond. Glenn B Daniels 22 of Terre Haute weds Esther Powell 19 of Terre Haute. Willis E Lerner 29 Casey to Lucia Yanaway 22 Casey.
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Leslie T. Trudolood
Merl Lloyd
Terré Haute
Harry Hartman
Richmond
Ind
Florence Gunn
Glenn BE. Daniels
Terre Haute
Esther Powell
Willis E. Lerner
Casey
Lucilla Yanaway
Clark County Farmers Institute Program Plan
The Clark County Farmers Institute outlines a multi day program led by Adam Imle and team with sessions at Casey High School Martinsville Opera House and Marshall Court House. Topics include swine essentials pressure cookers pork production drainage public health and rural women’s club activities with speakers from University of Illinois Eva Wilson H. Bailey and C. C. Logan.
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BE. H. Walworth
Clark County Farmers’ Institute
Adam Imle
John Brosman
P. L. Kelley
Secytrens
Casey High School
Swine
Chas. B. Palmer
Noble
H. Bailey
Altamont
Ill
Casey High Schol
Eva Wilson
Manhattan
Martinsville Opera House
Sperry Claypool
Illnois
Chas
E. Palmer
W. G. Kammlade
University of Illinois
Church of God
Chrisman
Long
Don Turner
the Rural Women's Club
Power House
H. H. Bailey
Chuch of God
Court House
Marshall
Clark County
C. C. Logan
Farrmes’ Institute
Casey
Martinsville
Mickie Says Newspapers Don’t Exorbit Prompts
Reader note in slang voice questions prompt creation and hints at debt or tribute, with playful mock admonition toward journalistic prompts and language.
Tom Tingley Guilty on All 21 Counts in County Court
Casey resident Tom Tingley was found guilty on all 21 counts after a county court verdict announced by Judge Pearce. Contempt of court earned Ira Ashley 30 days in jail and alimony of 16 dollars monthly beginning March 1 1922. The docket included 91 cases with gaming charges dominating, and several Casey residents named in the gaming list.
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Tom Tingley
Casey
Pearce
Ira Ashley
Joe Whittaker
John Marshall
Roadwork to Re-pave After Miscalculated Depth
Contractors began blasting out 150 feet of pavement along the Big Four right of way after a miscalculation left the surface 18 inches too low. The grade will be re established and new pavement laid at once.
Livestock Breeders Meet in Martinsville Clark County
The Clark County Livestock Breeders Association held its annual meeting in Martinsville with about 90 attendees. Speakers discussed better crops and better livestock, noting the link between good stock and good farming, and the value of purebreds and cooperative improvement. Dan W Tibbs of Indianapolis gave the keynote on Are Purebreds Worth More. A banquet followed at Casey High School.
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E. H. Walworth
Livestock Breeders Association of
Clark County
Martinsville
Carlton Trimble
Elder Lee
Farm Advisor
W. H. Smith
W. P. Gouse
T. R. Lovett
C. S. Rhode
Ralph Murray
Dan W.tibbs
Indianapolis
Tibbs
Herald
Casey High School
Domestic Science
Jana Henry
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Chamber.of Commerce
State Department
Fawley
al Fawley
U. S. Forest Service
United’ States
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Gulf
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Great Plains
New York
New England
Graat Plains
Farmers Plan
Casey, Martinsville
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