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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1915

Page

4

Local notes from Casey Martinsville and nearby

A collage of short items records visits by Fran Cincaars Nona Ring John AP Staley and others in Casey Martinsville and surrounding towns. Protracted meetings at Butternutt and Clarksville, school closings due to illness, farm deals and livestock trades, baby news, and a funeral for George Rollson are noted with multiple residents traveling between Annapolis Hunt City and nearby counties.

Fran Cincaars Casey Nona Ring Martinsville John AP Staley Eldo Bowman Iowa Butternutt O. Crandall Hunt City Jas Neiburger and Son Earl Brown Chester Harrison Blankenbeker Missouri Edward Nash George S. Geffs Westfield Clarence Deverick Kickapoo Roy Davis Annapolis Mervin Chapman Ova Chapman Roy Dehl Daniel Netbarger Nellie Bowman William

West York Sermons and Marriages Highlight Few Days

Sunday activities include Rev Pritchard at Allendale M E church and Eldi Braner of Sullivan Ind holding services at Christ Church. The West York Sunday school reports 67 attending as Percy Nicols and Ruth Witherer wed at the bride’s home with Rev Thomas Wheeler officiating.

Pritchard Allendale M. E. Church Sunday Co C. Lewis Church of Christ West York Herbert Rubey Big Four Eldi ‘Braner Sullivan Ind Christ Church Bertha Wernz Livingston John Lindley Percy Nicols Ruth Witherer Thomas Wheeler

Town Visitors And Family News From Terre Haute Ties

York reports B Lubinhouser of Terre Haute spent a few days in town last week. Mrs Kate Thompson of Terre Haute visited relatives here. Miss Agnes Pritchard traveled to Terre Haute Monday for an extended visit. Mr and Mrs Dallas Reynolds arrived Saturday night to see her mother and returned Monday to Terre Haute. Percy Nicols and Ruth Withrei married in West York last Sunday and started housekeeping on Mrs Thompson's farm.

B. Lubinhouser Terre Haute Kate Thompson Terre Hauté Agnes Pritchard Dallas Reynolds Percy Nicols Ruth Withrei West York

Local Notes From York and Vicinity

Webt York Cy Henderson is ill with rheumatism. Mrs Alvina Layton visits Terre Haute. Wn Biller of Paris visited John Donaldeon last week. Mrs Silas Baker and children visited in Robinson Saturday. Prof Beeman and family visited in Oblong past week. Dr Smith reports a very sick baby.

York Cy’ Henderson Alvina Layton Terre Haute Wn. Biller Paris John Donaldeon Silas Baker Robinson Beeman Fin Smith

Homer News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings

A corn husked last week and coon hunters out Saturday night. Will Brosman sold a horse to German buyers last week. Vandalia saw a train of thirty oil tank cars on Monday. Joe Thompson talked of running for supervisor this spring. Judd Harlan from Marshall sought young mules Tuesday. A petition circulated for a Martinsville postmaster. Sam Brosman has been bedbound after a serious fall. Mrs Hunted’s brother and family will visit Moultrie county after ten days.

Will Brosman Joe Thompson Judd Harlan Marshall Martinsville Sam Brosman North Aide Tom Hunted Ohio Moultrie County

Martinsville Social Notes and Local Updates

Martinsville Friday visits reported for Beachout Wes Hazen and Lew Curtis. Mrs Sherman Conklin improves after sickness Rev Mr Tracy to become Church of God pastor Feb 1. Saturday crowd despite raw weather. Sick Rachel Jones at Hix home. Prose on goodness and harvest. Market prices for eggs butter lard hens turkeys hogs cattle. Mrs George Scott dies no funeral yet. Comrade Wheeler Nettleton travels from Orange. Lecture by Miss Hotle at Baptist church draws large crowd. Jesse Porter enters Culver Military Academy. Christian church repairs planned for opening services biweekly. M E church revival ongoing with large audiences following an earthquake-like explosion.

P P. Beachout Martinsville Wes Hazen Dolson Sherman Conklin Mr. Tracy Church of God Lew Curtis Terre Haute Rachel Jones Henry Hix Comrade Sullivan Hazel Dell Chas. Fasig Clarence Marrs Leo Fasig Terra Haute George Scott Wheeler Nettleton Orange West Terre Haute Baptist Church Hot

Cole & Cole Insurance Ad

Tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property. In the strongest companies at the lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms. Cole & Cole, Marshall, IL.

Cole & Cole Marshall, IL

Feeding an Army Method of Supplying Food to Troops

A summary of how armies receive daily rations on the battlefield from Scientific American. It explains two supply methods: consignments via the line of communications and utilizing local resources. It notes division wagon trains carry two days rations and describe unloading, refilling, and reloading cycles. It also mentions historical booty as harmful to troops and civilians.

Ra Hon

Good Natural Teeth and the Value of Personal Appearance

Dr John Philip Erwin argues natural teeth preserve facial form and digestion in later life. He notes dentistry cannot restore a face after extraction and emphasizes teeth support body health and food comfort, linking dental care to lasting confidence and family character.

John Philip Erwin Perkasie Alimenwry Canal

Europe at War 1914 a World History Year

A condensed history of the European war year with key milestones from July to December. Notable events include Austro Serbia tensions, declarations of war, battles such as the Marne and Yser, naval actions, the Vera Cruz affair, and landmark political changes in the United States and other nations. The piece highlights the scale of 1914 and its impact on global events.

New ‘York Europe Mexico Panama Canal Austria Servia Archduke Francis Ferdinand Russia Germany France England Belgium Wilson Japan Tsingtao China Sur Rendera Cruier Emden Zeebrugge Sheerness Falkland Islanda Atlantic Sturdee von Spee Nurmberg Scharnhorst Gneisenau Leipzig North Sea Scarborough Hartlepool Whitby Tampico Congress Vera Cruz Frederick Funston Niagara Falls Huerta Carbajal T Venustiano Carranza Gutierrez United States Federal Reserve Banks Senate Monroe Virginia Capes Clinton Guillermo Billinghurst Va- Tela Missouri Athletic Club St. Louis Columbia Portland Ore Venice Italy Durham N. C St. Augustine Frs Courts House Colombia Gogota Adlai Ewing Stevenson White House William Gibbs McAdoo Brooklyn Navy Yard Storstad Father Paint Gulf of St.Lawrence United States Navy Secretary of War Joseph Chamberlain London Woodrow Wilson Ella Louise Axson Dublin United States Senate Norway Netherlands Portugal Switzerland Denmark Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Bolivia Persia Costa Rica Vanecane Uruguay Argentina Brazil Exept Great Britain Spain Washington Pius X Giuseppe Sarto Vatican Rome Giacomo “Della Chiesa Pius Pope Benedict XV Boston Nationals Philadelphia Americans Sworld Beore Mipstealpp T. A. Edizon Orange N.J Dee Berenc* E. Payne New York

Navy Needs 200 Aircraft Says Aeronautical Bureau Chief

The Aeronautical Bureau chief argues the Navy must acquire 200 aircraft with a $2 million appropriation. He outlines air force roles including scouting enemy fleets submarine and mine detection and bombing, air sea control, aerial torpedo drops, and overland reconnaissance as decisive to future warfare.

Aaconautical Bureau cTette Tol Navy ‘Departments United’ States

Lavine Uses Cossack Ruse to Capture German Prisoners

A Russian soldier named Lavine entered a wood and surprised a squad of Austrians. He pretended to call for imaginary comrades and signaled them to advance, then ordered the group to surrender. He returned sixteen rifles, eighty and three officers, without firing a shot.

Paria Lavine Paris St. Helena Mme Lea Cobora Upper Alsace France

Pecan Harvest System Shown By Jerseyville Farmer

St Louis reports Joshua Powers of Jerseyville Illinois exhibited a striking pecan gathering method to a friend while hunting with Link Dudon. Bluejays appeared and placed hats in torch boxes attached to pecan trees as Powers claimed to have trained them to sort acorns rather than harvest.

St Louis Joshua’ Powers Jerseyville Powers Dudaon

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