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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1917

Page

4

Winter Weather and Local Notices From Bartingville

Bartingville reports a cold snap from three above to 18 with more cold ahead. Smallpox fears dampen revival meetings but crowds persist. Obituaries note William Towell of Lower Dolson and Robert Francis buried at Mount Pleasant. Doctors vaccinate amid mild smallpox cases. no quarantine except home isolation. Road signs torn down by state aid road officials. several buggy breakdowns on rough frozen roads. Rev Lawler of Vandalla preached at Bethel Baptist. Martinsville hosts large Farmers Institute turnout.

George Soward Otto Kidwell Orange Township George Spraker Harry Redman Nebraska William Towell Lower Dolson Cty Mount Pleasant Towell Old Home Place Robert Francis Ho Hved Chas. Beachout Lawler Vandalla Bethel Baptist Church Martinsville Farmers’ Institute

Grandma Huey Makes Slow Progress At Home

Grandparent patient Huey shows gradual improvement while Wes Huey works at Terre Haute chemical plant. M M Landers returns from Vincennes trip. Allen Wright and wife name daughter Catherine Evaline. Arthur Wright visits from Dudley Missouri. A P Fawley and family visit Rae Fawley in McClure. Mrs English attends domestic science meetings at Martinsville and Casey. Farmers near end of butchering season enjoy life’s comforts after a hard summer and autumn.

Wes Huey Terre Haute M. M. Landers Vincennes Allen Wright Catherine Evaline Arthur Wright Dudley P. Fawley Ben Rae Fawley McClure Robert English Martingville Casey

Community visits and local events in Terre Maule and Marshall

John Husted spent Sunday in Terre Maule. Philp Weir returned home Thursday with a new organ. Fred Fraez and wife went back to Monticallo Saturday. Diss Cromravot Livingston visited with McDonald’s hero Jast wtente D. Cleaver and Al Fraker attend the Alabama Farmers Institute at Marshall Wednesday.

John Husted Terre Maule Philp Weir Fred Fraez Monticallo D. Cleaver al Fraker Aluba Farmers’ Institute Marshall

Local Notes From Terre Haute and Nearby

A collection of short hometown items notes visits and travel. Mentions include Joe Beech visiting in the vicinity and Miss Maymo Kasemeyer shopping in Terre Haute. Albert Medley made a business trip to Terre Haute and Harl Stansberry plans winter in Los Angeles. Families gather at Br idwell farm Arm strong and Redman business trips noted. One birth reported a daughter born Jan 15 to Robert Barrett and wife.

Joe Beech Hugh Wright Albert Medley Terre Haute Harl Stansberry Los Angeles Calif Maymo Kasemeyer South Dolson Glenn Morgan Charley Graham Paris Chas. Wieland Redman Fox Kenneth Claypool Robert Barrett Jesse Beachout Emily Meloy Silas Claypool Clarksville Atry Gulonip

Westfield Notes Report Several Local Movements and Death

Westfield community updates include W T Stevens visiting his sister in El Paso Texas and Britt Vanscoyk's departure for Winterset Iowa. G D Green journeyed to Pine Bluff Arkansas on a prospecting trip. Mary Timmons aged 81 died in Mattoon. she long lived in Westfield. D A Lee hosted a pound supper for Britt Vanscoyk, who left for Winterset after two weeks with relatives. A legal notice references quo warranto proceedings against Westfield Township High School board in Charleston and Clark County court actions.

W. T. Stevens el Paso Tex Westfield G. D. Green Piné Blut Ark Mary Timmons Mattoon Timmons D. A. Lee Britt Vanscoyk Winterset Iowa Brough Township High School Charleston Colas Clark County

Agricultural Notes on the Silo Its Value and Best Practices

Farmers are urged to embrace silos as the most economical way to store roughage. The piece cites Mexico’s long use and growing U S interest with twelve reasons from Professor Woodward detailing benefits such as higher feed density per acre, reduced losses, palatability, and better digestion, plus practical tips on timing and distribution during filling and feeding to prevent spoilage.

Mexico West Virginia T. E. Woodward U.S Clark County

Revival at United Brethren Church Sees Growth

The United Brethren Church reports strong revival progress at Centenary with two conversions and two accessions last Sunday. Rev. J. C. Craig will preach Sunday night at Grace Chapel and Rev. J. B. Norviel will lead the quarterly conference on January 22 at 100 m. He will also conduct communion during the service.

Evangelical Association church notices and revival update

Emanuel Zion and Marshall churches announce Sunday school at 9 15 and worship times. Revival meetings continue with good interest. Rev Jno Mundorff to preach at 10 30 in Marshall. Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. holds annual meeting at the courthouse Saturday Tai 20 at 1 30 p m to elect officers and transact business.

Emanuel Church Zion Marshall Jno. Mundorff Joseph L. Buyer Farmers' Mutual Telephone Co Court Tai

Casey Yager Family Plans Winter Florida Trip

The Banner Times reports Joseph Yager wife and son and her father C B Grant departed today for a few weeks in Florida. Mrs Quit Young and her two daughters. Wins Misner. Marion Parlow and his niece Miss Sincok left Monday for St Petersburg to stay for the winter.

Casey Banner Times Joseph Yager Grant Woeks Wight Florida Young Palm Beach Fla Misner Ammarion Parllow Miss Sincok St. Petersburg

District high school contract awarded and local notices

The district let the contract for a new high school building with W. L. Pierce of Danville awarded the general contract. The piece also includes scattered notices about missing person Charles Melton, a marriage in Jani and Ruth Mattocks, and a controversial paid ad regarding the Bennett trial with local commentary.

Jani W. G. Buckler Ruth Mattocks Oakland Solis New Pierce Danville Charles Melton Attyos

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Marshall State Bank The Bank of the People Bartingville Homer Baird's Grocery Baird’s Diane Red Arrow Arrow the Keifer Drug Co Bubeck & Gallagher Ben T.baird Cole Bros Steres United Brethren Church Evangelical Association Kaufman's General Store West Union, Illinois J. F. Kaufman Kaufman General Store Orestes Kaufman Kaufman’s General Store D. Doti Clark Timeir County Bennett Sintesman Thi Haa Sialon Jack Imac Ag Scholfield Casary
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