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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1911
Page
1
Casey correspondence lists births marriages and travels including Melvin and Mrs Watts welcome a son January 16 and Dr and Mrs RB Boyd becoming parents to a daughter. Others note relocations jobs travels illness and river flooding with regional references to Effingham Indianapolis Chicago and Michigan.
A reader from St ElmirA writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy relieved a severe kidney ailment after using five bottles. The letter claims it is the most reliable kidney medicine the writer has ever used and notes availability at all dealers.
A damaged OCR fragment from Hutsonville mentions visiting relatives and a family death in vague terms with names garbled and no clear event details.
W A Davers is in critical condition from dropsy and heart trouble. Alva Biggs, S Spellering and T T Ewing transacted drainage business in Marshall to make his home. T M Sallee of Martinsville sold his lumber yard to LeMay Johnson Lumber Co. W L Biggs loaded a car this week and left with wife and son for Muskogee Oklahoma. Alex B Woodrum of Ashmore died Saturday from pneumonia at age 62. James Ibes, 72, an old soldier, died and will be buried Friday at Maple Hill cemetery. Terre Haute officials contract for a full water and sewer survey to begin in spring. Miona tablets advertised to cure stomach distress for 60 cents a large box. Keifer Drug Co guarantee.
A note from Clarksville reports many grippe cases. Edna Hacknes lies ill while Uncle Thomas Balbecuck and Rev. Mr Prince attended church. Dr F Shehner of VW Marshall was here on business. Gus Porter traveled through and remains in his trade. Frank Hornbrook and Mrs Ragna Wright visited West Terre Haute due to their sister Mrs James Hurst’s illness.
Oca Reynolds of Flat Rock visits relatives here and Will Miller of Flat Rock spends Sunday with West York friends. Grant Whitaker of Terre Haute visited relatives last week. Guy Smith joins Big Four as brakeman. Phil Drake from Graysville Indiana visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Ben Houff Marshall spend Sunday and Monday with J T Athey. Dan Drake and West York residents work for the Big Four at Marshall. Merrick Cox of Marshall attends the funeral of Rev Layton here Thursday.
Roy Bailey is ill with scarlet fever while the Royal Neighbors meet at Moon Shine Saturday evening. John Vaught and family retire from Oklahoma. A sermon by Raslosed Thursday notes a Kickapoo school closure for fete shens. Foley Kidney Pills advertised with testimonials claim rapid relief for kidney and bladder issues.
Mrs H Kibby remains ill while Charlotte Schad has chicken pox. Rudolph Kuhn butchered Wednesday. Frank Geisert visited Casey on Tuesday. Mrs Abe Finkbiner spent Friday with Mrs H Kibby. Joseph Magill of Spokane visited. Lenhart Leasure of West Terre Haute visits sister Mrs Harry Maurer. Baggs schoolhouse telephone meeting approves rebuilding lines. Will Layton of Marshall visited his mother Mrs Lucinda Layton. Mrs Harry Maurer returns from West Terre Haute after visiting relatives and friends.
Foley’s Honey and Tar offers quick relief from colds with no opiates and is safe and sure for temporary cough symptoms. Sold by all druggists.
In York township at Walnut Prairie on Sunday January 2 the devotional by Mrs Mary Cummins. Mrs C Nichols on securing attention in teaching. Rev Shuck on vows when joining the church. Mae Chadwick prepares for county S S convention. A cordial invitation extended to all to attend and participate in discussions. Mrs Cary Marvin presides with Mae Chadwick secretary.
List shows new subscribers since Jan 18 1911 with addresses and rates. County insane report from Clark County in the State Hospital of Apna covers admittance dates, conditions, and outcomes for dozens of inmates through early 1911.
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