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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1910

Page

2

Aviation Week At Dominguez Field Delights San Pedro Crowd

Readers describe a bustling aviation week at Dominguez Field eight miles north east of Los Angeles. Spectators gather to see aero planes monoplane dirigible and airships in performances. Paulhan breaks records with flights up to 4145 feet and a 26 mile round trip to Redondo Beach Sant Pedro and back.

Dear Herald le Harbox Rob Lynn Sia Rob Salt Lake Nevada East San Pedro Los Angeles Sharon Snyder Paulhan Hitler Glenn Curtiss San Pedro Pavilhan Redondo Beach Sant Pedrovand Domingue Rield Datta S Seich Cora Nianusis

Sunday School Convention Program at Melrose Township

Readable lines show a Melrose township convention on January 30 1910 starting 1 30 p m with devotions by Moses Thompson and a lesson by Geo Baker The text mentions songs the Loyal Army and a temperance question plus teacher training and demonstrations among Women and children in a program of short talks and readings

Melrose Township S Melrose Moses Thompson Geo. Baker

Seed and Soil Special to Visit Farmers in Illinois

The Vandalia will run the St Louis division seed and soil special train on Feb 7 and 8 in conjunction with the Illinois University agricultural experiment station. Lectures will be held at intermediate stations for farmers and landowners in two large coaches that seat 260. The train reaches Marshall at 2 50 a m Tuesday Feb 3 and leaves at 3 50 a m. All interested should note dates and times.

St. Louis Divisiona Ilinois University Marshall

Wabash River Improvement Demanded by Vincennes Paper

The Vincennes Commercial argues the Wabash should be improved without further delays. It claims the river can rival the Mississippi with one more lock above and two below, noting the Mount Carmel dam exists and costs under 1.5 million dollars.

Wabash River Vincennes Commercial Washington Wabash Valley Mississippi Mississippi Valley Mount Carmel Wabash Vincennes Nourth

Miserly Conduct Behind Death of Findlay Woman

Miss Ida Broadhead, 25, died from frostbite and blood poisoning after her father kept her confined indoors during extreme cold. Neighbors claim neglect and say action may be taken against the miserly father. She moved to Findlay five years ago and rarely left the house.

Ida Broadhead Miss Broadhead Findlay

A Brand New Comet Appears Over City Skies

An unanticipated bright comet has appeared in the western sky just after dusk, visible for about an hour with a long straight tail leaning slightly left. It follows Hatley’s comet, which is nearing Earth at millions of miles per day and will soon be naked-eye visible.

Hatley Bate

Large Clark County Land Deal Sets Record

Bux Baum and Ewing sold 4760 acres in North Dakota Red River Valley to Peter Mallman of Thomasboro Illinois for 114000 dollars. Part payment includes 240 acres near Oilfield, marking a historic regional land transfer.

Clark County Buxbaum and Ewing Red River Valley North Dakota Peter Mallman Thomasboro Oilfield Martinsville Planet

Oil Pollution Fight Targets Crawford and Lawrence Wells

The government seeks to stop oil operators in Crawford and Lawrence counties from dumping refinery refuse into the Embar g and Wabash rivers. Since field openings a few years ago, river water has been nearly unusable with oily scum on the surface and stagnant pools left on overflowed lands, harming drinking water and fish.

United States Crawford Lawrence Embarag Wabash

Marriage Licenses Listed For Indiana Couples

Roy M. McFarland 31 of Terre Haute weds Ethel McDowell 26 of Casey. Jesse Hurst 24 of Dolson township next to Alma Daughhettee 20 of Dolson township. Benjamin Moore 21 of Greenup weds Edna M Neely 19 of Greenup. Mark Haley 24 of Johnson township weds Mamie L Kimberlin 16 of Johnson township.

Roy M. McFarland Terre Haute Ethel McDowell Casey Jesse Hurst Dolson Alma Daughhettee Benjamin Moore Greenup Edna M Neely Mark Haley Johnson Mamie L Kimberlin

Knights of Pythias chicken salad sickens 100

A Knights of Pythias dinner in the city turned into a health scare when a dish caused ptomaine poisoning, sickening well over 100 attendees. Most victims suffer only mild effects, with no serious outcomes expected.

Knights of Pythias

Telephone Statement of Receipts and Disbursements 1909 1910

Statement covers February 8 1909 to January 14 1910 for Peoples Mutual Telephone Co listing expenditures for Switching Girls labor board rent books printing interest and miscellaneous items totaling 860.58 with various small entries for equipment and services. The document records financial activity and expense categories for the period.

Peoples’ Mutual Telephone Co Hs Lee

Senate Primary Bill Advances To Third Reading Amid Debate

The Illinois Senate pushed primary bill 41 to third reading after a bruising series of amendments. An applied Gibson amendment introduces a blanket ballot allowing secret party voting without declaring party affiliation, forcing a single ticket choice. The measure aided by Democrats and dissenting Republicans could clear the chamber. Gov. Deneen reportedly may veto over the blanket ballot feature. The previous day the Senate approved the bill 28 to 13, with Democratic backing and a few Republicans opposing stricter primaries.

Senate Committee Gibson Hancock County Wisconsin Senate Deneen

Ohio Oil Company drills big well in Lawrenceville

The Ohio Oil Company reports a new large well in the McClosky sand at the T P Leighty farm northeast quarter section 36 Dension township. The well shows 30 feet of sand and streams over 1700 barrels daily but is restricted due to limited tankage. Nearby cluster at 1900 feet north of Leighty well and gushers on Vandermark and McClosky farms reflect regional activity, though fieldwide production declines amid pipeline and market conditions. Weekly figures: Crawford 26 wells, Lawrence 17, Clark 3, Cumberland 1. total 2790 barrels.

Ohio Oil Company McClosky Lawrenceville Section 36 Dension Township T. P. Leighty International Oil & Gas Company Leighty A. Vandermark Lawrence County Crawford County Lawrence Clark Cumberland

Oil executives bail in Columbia bank graft case

Edward H. Jennings and co defendants posted bail today in the Columbia bank graft cases. Hearing scheduled for next Friday. The case has unsettled Pittsburg commercial circles due to the prominence and wealth of involved parties. Jennings heads the Jennings Producing Co and Pure Oil Co among others, noted as leading independent producers.

Pittsburg Edward H. Jennings Columbia Bank Edward H. Jenings Jennings Producing Co Pure Oil Co

West Union Sick List and Visitors Across Town

Volney Mount and family and Little Lenora McKinney are ill Aunt Emily Melvin remains unwell R L Dunham on sick list Millard Martin spent Sunday at home Ross Kaufman with family Fred Wells on business in Paris Mrs Joe Cork guests of Jed Gard and wife John Ferguson home for Sunday Will Moore’s daughter very sick Mrs D W Hull and daughter were Marshall callers Mrs Fred Bush injured in runaway improving Joe and Newton Cork dined with Walter and wife Arthur Walker and family from Fairfield Ill visiting Cary Marvin and Fred Marvin guests of Os T Shawler and wife Clarence Nichols and wife visited Sunday Mrs R C Crossley and Mrs R cr Hay and Kenneth of Terre Haute visited Louis Tolbert and wife last week

West Union Volney Marshall Fred Bush Joe Newton Cork Walter Arthur Walker Fairfield Ill Cary Marvin Fred Marvin Os T. Shawler H. Dolson D. W. Hull Clarence Nichols R. C. Crossley R. Cr Hay and Son Kenneth Terrés Hanto Louis Tolbert

Making Life Safer and Health Pill Claims

An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation biliousness and indigestion claiming they safely improve health. It mentions Prewett and a notice about books in Baird’s store with accounts to be settled.

Dr. King Baird's Store Cab

Death of Well Known Lady Miss Laura Leseure

Miss Laura Leseure died Sunday at noon at her south Fifth street home after lingering illness. Her funeral was held at St Mary's Church yesterday at 9 o'clock with Solemn high mass. Mrs A Morton sang Face to Face. She leaves two brothers in Danville and three sisters in this city along with numerous relatives.

Laura Leseure South Fifth Street Aingering Ilness St. Mary’s Church Healey Hestin Father del Fosse Robinson A. Morton

Charleston High School wallops Marshall High 36 to 19 in basketball

Charleston High School defeated Marshall High 36 to 19 as Charleston led 29 to 9 at halftime. Michael captained Marshall with 4 field goals and 4 free throws, while Charleston’s Wright and Anderson led with 7 and 8 points respectively. Referee Williams officiated.

Keefer Laufman James Arbuckle May Weldon Colorado Chas Terre Haute Kean Prof. Williams Charleston Marshall High Marshall Michael F. Nay Baker Clements Deuel Claypool Wright Anderson Jack White Grover G Grove Nay Williams

Oil Flow Found On Beaver County Farm After Lightning

Lightning opened a hole in the side of an old canyon on the farm of Mrs. Joste Pettle in Beaver county Oklahoma. Oil is flowing at about 200 barrels a day marking the first discovery in that region. Mrs. Pettle has refused high offers for the poor farm, long deemed of little value.

Joste Pettle Beaver County Okla Oklahoma

We Write eRORNADO and FIRE Insurance Story

A fragmented OCR item mentions insurance for farms and property with garbled phrases including tornado and fire terms. Limited legible names or dates are present. The readable content hints at coverage or notices but is too incomplete for concrete facts.

Knights of Pythias hold seventh district convention

Seventies era Knights of Pythias from Newton Robinson Casey West Union Greenup Ridge Farm and Oblong gathered in Marshall for a grand lodge convention. Seven grand lodge officers and a supreme lodge representative attended a reception in Castle Hall and conferred ranks. A banquet followed with music and speeches praising the lodge’s work for morality and citizenship in the community.

Si Faites Lauticelot Pythias Saaeea Andy’ ‘Peathes Newton Robinson, Casey West Union Greenup Ridge Farm Oblong Grand Lodge Supreme Lodge Pra Eecal Lodge Castle Hall Rapson Quet Clarence _ Black J. W. Graham Launcelot Lodge Albert Watson Mt. Vernon Levin D. Gass Danville Charles le Ritter Murphysboro W. K. Whitfield Sullivan R. W. Sweeny Galesburg Harry P. Caldwell Chicago A. A. Partslow Sweeney Cherry Hot! P. Relief Fund Arthur Poorman Our City Marshall John J. Brown Vandalia Illinois Carl Schourer W. W. Bell

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