Strength of Nation and Life Insurance Promises
A historical piece argues life insurance fosters thrift and regular deposits, describing how policyholders’ small savings pool into vast funds. It defends insurance against claims of hoarding, cites benefits like death claims and endowments, and notes insurers invest nationwide, aiding railroads, mills, and factories while developing the country’s resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Xcompanies
Dhia
Lawrence
Abbott
United” States
Purebred cattle change western markets and futures
The article traces how purebred cattle and horses reshaped western ranching. It notes buyers shifted to western calves for feeders, driven by higher quality genetics and better maturity. The piece cites the Hereford Breeders Association and compares purebreds to scrub stock, predicting lasting market effects.
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Illinois
Central States
Vale
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Hereford Breeders Association
Marfin
Texas
Fire at Rector's transfer barn kills mule and horse
A small fire at Rector's transfer barn caused the death of a mule and likely a horse. Fire department was slowed by lack of gasoline delaying action. No insurance was reported.
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Millard
iHedrick
Time and Deadlines Shape Local Newspaper Ads
The note explains advertising deadlines for the Herald and TIME publication. It emphasizes Monday noon as the weekly cutoff for copy to ensure placement, warns that late submissions may be skipped, and describes consequences for circulation and reader subscriptions if deadlines are missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Church Lands Lodge
Niewai
Iorow
Herald
Linotype
Mackintosh Coming to speak on advertising work in commerce
Charles Henry Mackintosh president of the Associated Advertising Clubs will speak at the Marshall Chamber of Commerce venue about improving business through advertising. He has a diverse background from juvenile journalism to wartime duties and now leads an extended North American tour to address ads clubs. a luncheon is planned for Chamber members.
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Henry’ Mackintosh
Associated
Marshall’Chamber ‘of Commerce
Ephe’ ‘Ad- Vertising “Association Sytor
Evertising
Caraman
United States
Eity
Severy
United ‘States
Hes
Ehalba
Salle
Canada
North America
Court’ House
Kely
Chamber
Monroney Kills Family Then Attempts Suicide
Charleston Courier reports that 64 year old Monroney confessed to killing his wife and son at the Marshall home before attempting to hang himself. Ruth Monroney died at hospital. the 16 year old daughter Ruth survived briefly before succumbing. Monroney cited financial worries as motive. Deputy coroner Jon Lewis and Sheriff Aye investigated.
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Charleston
Monroney
Slater
Shelton Davis
Marshall
Anyane
Ruth
Sheriff - Aye
Thomas Sanders
Jon Lewis
Tom Sanders
Pich
County court cases drag on with fines in gaming and non support
The county court pressed through a busy session as numerous offenders paid fines. Names listed include Lee Kilborn Harlan Hires Walter Freeland and many others, each fined ten dollars plus costs totaling over fifty in some cases. Elmer Snyder faced forty two hundred forty dollars for non support and related charges, with jail time for non payment. Sweet was found guilty of transporting liquor and fined a hundred dollars and costs. Hand y and Dr Wel r paid sewer tapping fines of 3 and 50 respectively, while Handy refused payment citing residence outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Kilborn
Harlan Hires
Walter’ Freeland
Euther King
Ab Kilbourn
Dennis’ Randolph
Cephas Lacey
Frank
Spears
Costa
Touna
Handy
Squire Craig
Janney
L. J
Marriage Licenses and Tragedy Darken Charleston Scene
Records show Lyall Rollings and Julia Morley of West Terre Haute wed in a case marked by uncertain handling. Logan and Goldie Lines from Edgewood and Iola also noted in licenses. The coroner's jury cites insanity as governing the case, casting gloom over Charleston as the public mourns a father’s tragedy.
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Lyall
Auburn
Clark
Casey
Charleston
Emmett and Jamies to Move to Wapakoneta Ohio
Mrs MM Doty and family plan to leave Saturday for their new home in Wapakoneta Ohio. They will remain for another week before settling in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Jamies
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Eastern Farm Lands Revival Urged by Massachusetts Leader
Governor Cox highlights a return to farming in the old state as cheap food supports industry. An Arthur W. Gilbert commission study notes Massachusetts could undercut rivals by cheaper production and transport, keeping wealth at home amid Midwest competition.
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Massachusetts
Charles
Cox
Agice
Noil
Toway
Kansas
Old Bay
Massachusettes
Runa
Mascachusettes
Arthur W. Gilbert
New England
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