Year of unusual warmth and cold with widespread rain and floods
The report notes a record cold snap with subzero readings in Marshall and other cities, followed by gradual warming into Sunday and Monday. It cites heavy rainfall and floods causing local interior and southwest damage, plus a generally strong year with high fruit and cotton yields but variable crops like corn and spring wheat.
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Marshall
Paris
Mooi
Rittenhouse
Duluth
Minn
Madison
Wis
St Paul
Terre Haute
Ind
Springfield
Keokuk
Chicago
Miami
Mobile
Memphis
Danville
United States
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River
Red Clover Sowed and Wheat Yield Reported on Shipe Farm
On the Warren and Alma Shipe farm west of Marshall a field was limed sowed with red clover and turned in. They then applied wheat fertilizer and harvested 25 bushels of wheat per acre on upland fields last year.
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Warren
Alma Shipe
Marshall
Zion and Emanuel Evangelical Revival Notices
Zion holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m January 23 with prayer at 10 30 a m and an evening session at 7 30 p m each Tuesday. Emanuel lists Sunday school 9 30 a m January 23 preaching 10 30 a m and revival services at 6 45 p m nightly at 7 30.
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EL. Cc. E
Marshall Girl Weds in Denver Surprise Engagements
Miss Mary Davidson, daughter of Mrs. Abbie Davidson of Marshall, married E. V. Hodges of Missouri in Colorado Springs. The couple learned their news from Denver’s Denver Evening News, and Miss Davidson taught in Denver for eight years at Corona School. The ceremony occurred Saturday, and they returned to Detroit Street home after the wedding. Hodges met Davidson on a Missouri farm where their romance began. Mrs. Hodges was born in Illinois and educated there.
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Denver Evening News
Denver
Colorado
Mary Davidson
E. V. Hodges
Missouri
Miss Davidson
Mrs. Hodges
E., V Hodges
Colorado Springs
Detroit Street
Hodges Farm Sold as Family Plans Move to New Location
Mrs. Hodges, a Denver school teacher for eight years mainly at Corona, will continue schooling work after her husband Henry Hodges sells his Missouri farm and relocates. She notes the move marks a long career in education and hints at ongoing teaching roles. Underground DABS ages cited as only way to save pedestrians, highlighting transit safety concerns amid many underground hazards.
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Welter S. Gifford
New York
London
SHIPE
Ted Gare
Cirl
A ‘Furdy
the Herald
Coolidge
Reuben Bland
Robersonville, NC
U. S
Bland
Evangelical
D. A Kroft
Emanuel
America
East Dulaney Bank
P&g Soap
Country Club
Leo
Navy
Ieveberg
Oranges, California
Chevrolet
Flint, Mich
Chen
Dan
Fisher
Spittiler
Ilinois
Corona School
Hodges
LeSeure’s Cash Store
Marshall, Illinois
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