Clark County Fair directors add three new members
The Clark County Fair Association directors met in Martinsville Friday morning to elect three new directors Frank Kettling, Harry Maurer, and Vern Alrey. Officers will be chosen within a month. The fair reported 27 000 gross with 6000 net profit.
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Frank Kettling
Harry Maurer
Vern Alrey
Clark County Fair Association
Martinsville
Frank Kettrin
Harey Maurer
Vern Wrey
Qunovingham Wealey Seaton
Guy Miler
Three Clark County Boys Arrested in Clinton Ind
Francis Nay James Bunes Ferris and Don Hardway of Marshall County were kept in Clinton police custody after a Monday arrest in Clinton Indiana. Sheriff J M Turner retrieved Nay on Tuesday for alleged prohibition law violations while Ferris faced no charge and was released. Hardway was fined 100 dollars plus costs for carrying a revolver.
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Francis Nay
James Bunes
Ferris
Don Hardway
Marshall
Clinton
Indiana
JM. Turner
Turner
Nay
James Ferris
Ferrig
Hardway Bey
Wensito
Farm Sale Brings Well Over Four Thousand Dollars
A farm sale of Frank Welsh properties yielded large sums including five tons of clover hay to a single buyer, eight tons of oats straw to two men, and about 20 tons of corn hay to one buyer. Cattle and other produce were sold in quantity with totals around $5800 for cattle heads and oats averaging high prices. Auctioneers Shea Flat Kesler and Clyde Knoachy oversaw the event.
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Frank Welsh
Shea Flat
Kesler
Clyde Knoachy
Evangelist Beltz Returns to Enterprise for Revival Meetings
Evangelist Beltz returns to Enterprise Kansas this week for a series of revival meetings assisted by White of Mr beauty and joined by Rev Bertseg im for services at Cooper Chapel Bethel Church and Darwin Church as he spends time with locals and holds gatherings.
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M. Beltz
Enterprise Kansas
White
Beauty
Bertseg
Cooper Chapel Bethel Chorch
Darwin Church
Former Marshall Resident Writes Letter to Herald
J HO Miller of Arabi Georgia renews subscription to The Herald. He calls the weekly paper a pleasant visitor and says he keeps in touch with people through the renewal notice hoping to come across an old friend.
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Marshall
Herald
J HO Miller
Arabi
Georgia
The
Funeral Services Held for Former Local Boy Robert Tibbs
Funeral services were conducted for Robert Tibbs, a Marshall native and son of Mr. and Mrs. Tibbs, who died suddenly last week. The body rested at his home before arriving for the service, as Ralph Tibbs and family traveled from Brooklyn New York for the ceremony. The cause of death was heart-related, with organ failure noted in early reports.
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Robert Tibbs
Oun
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Ralph Gud
Brooklin
New “York
Revival Campaign at Dennison Began Monday
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a revival campaign started in Dennison on Monday with unclear details. The readable text mentions religious figures and dates but lacks full context or names. Further verification needed to confirm organizers and location specifics.
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Dennison
Mickie Says Boys Guess Bizness This
Local column wit rough slang describes gossip about a passerby and a heated exchange over a small item. The narrator vents frustration and references printing and a loud demand for someone named Lanindan.
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Lanindan
Association To Hold Meeting Here In Sunday School Circles
A local Sunday school association announces a meeting here to organize and coordinate Sunday school work across officers friends counties districts and churches. The event includes leaders I Weaver and J Truter detailing programs and aims for improved religious education statewide.
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Sunda Hoold
Burne
I. Weaver
Chicago
Hure
Senator Deneen profile featured in national magazine
A Washington publication prints a complimentary write up on Senator Deneen noting his lineage, career in the Illinois Senate, and long service in public life. The article references his father a Latin professor, prior roles, and the political milieu surrounding his tenure.
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iCharits
Deneen
Men of Lines
Natonal Republic Magazine
Poubishet
Washington
Matty Clark
Senate de
Martinsville High School Culling Demonstration
Over fifty men attended an oil culling demonstration at Martinsville High School in Westfield Township. The event, organized with the America Club, was planned by Parr and adviser Worth W Merritt for Tuesday at Westfield Tech School.
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Martinsville High School
Farm Bureau
Ino
Westfeld
Behog
Parr
Worth W Merritt
Tuevas
Weatflell
Political and Social Life at Its Height
Washington reports the height of political and social life as Congress ends sessions early at 5 30 pm. The piece notes audience difficulties, heavy social duties for officials, and interwoven political and social activities amid a busy capital scene.
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Wotuam
Poale
Washington
Pole Atssues
Mohrayne
Unknown OCR History Note Listing Names and Items
Fragmentary OCR text shows a list of names and items with unclear meaning. The readable portions include personal names and scattered words, suggesting a historical addition list or notice. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the legible segments.
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