Chinch Bug Day at Casey High School Gym
Clark county farmers gather for Chinch Bug Day at Casey High School gymnasium to hear experts on soybean and corn resistance. Jocat TM mén, C Hackleman, and M Flint discuss chinch bug barriers, crop varieties, and mechanical control methods for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bex
Eligdad
Seicompiels
Wwe
Py Flint
Éntomold Gidt
Flint
MaCoupin
Clark
Clark County
Casey High School
Mackintosh to Address Merchants at Chamber Luncheon
Charles Mackintosh president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World will speak at a 6:30 PM luncheon at the Highway Cafe to Chamber of Commerce members and friends. He will discuss business development through advertising and then address the public at 8:00 PM in the courtroom at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Mackintosh
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Chamber of Commerce
Martinsville Postmaster Seeks New Rural Route
A postmaster in Martinsville is pushing to establish an additional rural route to serve nearby communities. The plan includes clearly marking parcel contents for interstate shipments and enforcing animal transport verification under a 2 certificate rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Frank
Stephenson
Clarksville
Terre
Bella
Calif
Downey and Fasig Wedding Announced
Announcement made of the marriage of Miss Fayette Pasig of Martinsville and Harry Downey of near Martinsville, Chicago, Saturday morning. The couple will reside at Lehiings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette Pasig
Martinsville
Harry
Downey
Chicago
Mr. Downey
Feletke
Femiain
Chamber Luncheon Plans Honoring Charles Mackintosh
Chamber of Commerce luncheon to honor Charles Mackintosh of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World with a speech at the court house at 8 pm. Harmony Five to provide music. Twenty five members attend and praise M C Doty who resigns to move to Wapakoneta Ohio. Vice President Dewey presides. Merchants set February 15 sales day. Lights on Vine Street corners discussed and gravel work planned pending weather. James Stephenson, Harold Bright, C E Pattit, and H R Snavely perform two numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of* “Commerce
Charles ™ . Mackintosh
The
Associated
Harmony
M. C. Doty
Chamber of Commerce
Wapakoneta
Ohio
A. M. Stephenson
Harold Bright
C. “E.’ Pattit
H. R
Vine -Street
South Sixth Street
Michigan Avenue
I C O F Lodges District Meeting Set for Tomorrow Night
The I C O F Lodges district meeting will be held here tomorrow night with delegations from across the county. Initiatory work will be performed and an election of district officers is planned. An entertainment committee will provide refreshments. Mrs. Alice Redmond and Mr and Mrs J B Austin of Anderson Ind visited Mrs Mayme Schwanecke to attend the funeral of Mrs Julia Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Redmond
J. B. Austin
Anderson, Ind
Mayme Schwanecke
Julia Taylor
Chamber of Commerce Band Receives New Helicon Bass and Mellophones
The Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band gains a Conn Helicon E flat bass and Frank Holton mellophones. Rev Pettit will play the bass, with M Stephenson and Chas Pedler on mellophones. They debut tonight at a public meeting in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime A. Tooter
Chamber of
Commerce
John- Philip Sousa
Great Lakes
Frank Holton Company
Industrial conflict and the duty of workers in a troubled era
Editor notes J E Edger ton president of the National Association of Manufacturers argues for understanding between employer and employee. He warns that misapplied good intentions and external interference fuel capital and labor troubles. The piece cites the Parable of the Talents to urge responsibility and productive effort as key to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J._E. “Edgerton
National Association
Pergoris
Palestine Welfare
Insurance and the Legal Reserve Life Concept Explored
A secretary and counsel of the American Life Convention argues for the safety and virtue of Legal Reserve Life Insurance. He praises its government-like stability, predictability, and cooperative structure, detailing how premiums and accrued values benefit policyholders and beneficiaries while stressing managerial integrity and regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
American Life Convention
America
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
County Schools Notes Highlight Local Improvements
Hatton district beautifies school building with fresco work by Ova Draper while Rich Woods room gains new paint and decor. Crowe and Cottonwood districts report strong fundraising and renewed term plans. West Union expands high school with basement science lab prep, adding two teachers. Block district transports pupils to West Union to cut costs under the new school law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bright
Hatton
Ova Draper
Jesse Watson
Rich Woods
H. A. Green
Lizzie Hutchinson
Clarksville
Claude Newman
Melrose
Myrtle Pendleton
Frank Stanfield
Dennison
West Union School
West Union
Clark County
Margaret Mitchell
Local Marriage Licenses Listed in Brief
A condensed list shows matches including Charles Geheb 25 Anderson township and Nellie Davison 18 Marshall, Earl Et Créekbaum 21 Clearmont to Georgiana Brown 19 Diamond Ind, FG Liggett 20 Auburn township to Nellie P Morgan 21 Auburn township, Chris Finkbiner 25 Wabash township to Louise Hartdler 20 Darwin township, Leland Downey 28 Martinsville to Katherine Francis 21 Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Geheb
Anderson Township
Nellie Davison
Marshall
Earl
Et Créekbaum
Clearmont
Ohio
Georgiana
Brown
Diamond
Ind
Liggett
Auburn Township
Nellie
P. ‘Morgan
Chris “Finkbiner
Wabash Township
Louise Hartdler
Darwin
Leland Downey
Martinsville
Katherine Francis
Farm Market Trend for Week Ended January 21 1922
Wheat prices rose with an under tone as Chicago May wheat gained 4 percent closing near 1.16 while corn also advanced. Cash markets showed strength with strong mill demand and export sales from interior for Baltimore. Hog prices climbed 45 to 70 cents per cwt and veal calves rose, while beef cattle and feeders eased. Butter markets were unsettled with heavy receipts and limited buying. Dairy prices varied across markets with Wisconsin primary prices listed.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
Baltimore
Iowa
North Dakota
Kansas
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
New York
Chittago
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Liquor Poured Into Sewer Beside Court House
Sheriff W A Byram State's Attorney Everett Connelly Custodian Arthur Wright Norman Bennett and Harry B Potter poured liquor into the sewer at the court house square following a county court ruling. The liquor had been kept as evidence in multiple cases against several individuals including Wm Crouch Amber Bowles Mrs William Quillen William Quillen John Marshall Chester Crispin Whittaker Ike Sweet Jas Low and EB W McDaniel. Passers by noticed the unusual odor afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Byram
Everett Connelly
Arthur Wright
Norman Bennett
Harry B. Potter
Court House Square
Wm. Crouch
Amber Bowles
William Quillen
William Qui
Mrs Taylor buried here in Marshall funeral
The remains of Mrs. Julia Taylor former Marshall resident were brought from Anderson Indiana where she died at her daughter Alice Redmot’s home. Widow of Melville Taylor she was daughter of Rev. Wm Blundell and great aunt of Mrs Maymé Schwanecke. She leaves daughter Alice Redman two granddaughters Mrs J B Austin and Mrs Dede Fitzgerald. Funeral at 2:00 pm at the Methodist church with Rev G B Pettit officiating. Interment Marshall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Julia Taylor
Marshall
Anderson
Ind
Alicie Redmot
Melville Taylor
Wm. C. Blundell
Methodist Church
Maymé Schwanecke
Alice Redman
J.B. Austin
Dede Fitzgerald
Methodist
G. B. Pettit
Marshall Cemetery
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Codsey
Wny School
Mackintosh Coming
HAL
T.b.edgerton
Willackburn
jAmerican’ Lité
Omaha
Mickie
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