Princess Theatre in Marshalls Promises Clean First Run Shows
The Princess Theatre on East Main St Marshalls presents three 3 act shows nightly with Saturday matinee and weekly feature days. Prices run one cent for children on Sundays and 10 cents for adults on weekdays with seating for 230. Owners L. C. Caser and G. O. Ames manage the house as a family friendly amusement venue.
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Marshalls
Princess Theatre
East Main St
American Theatre
Terre Haute
Jessrs L. C Caser
QO. E Ames
John Brandenstein Harness Shop Highlights Local Firm
John Brandenstein, a harness manufacturer at 625 East Main St, operates a test equipped shop offering a full line of high grade harnesses and horse goods. The business repairs and makes harnesses to order, provides storm fronts and robes, and emphasizes hand stuffed leather and first class work. Chase Wrandenstein has led the shop for two years building a growing patron list.
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John Brandenstein
East Main St
Chase Wrandenstein
Wabash Valley Telephone Company Featured in Marshall News
In Marshall the Wabash Valley Telephone Co is highlighted for 15 years of operation with magneto exchange, 860 connections, and rural lines. It serves a 100 mile radius including St. Louis and Indianapolis, employs 14 locals, and is led by manager Silas Walker with strong local capital.
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Marshall
Wabash Valley Telephone Co
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Indianapolis
Men of Brains
Ampie Capital
Silas Walker
Exchange
Marshall Mutual County Fire Insurance Company overview
The Marshall County Fire Insurance Company organized in 1889 began business July 1. It reports a long, successful career with growing Clark county coverage. It offers fire indemnity at low cost and currently has 1 250 000 in force. The official leadership includes J W Adams the present secretary and manager with 21 cents average annual assessment per $100 of insured farm property.
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Marshall
Clark County
Mutual County Fire Insurance Company
J. W. Adama
Sam
Local officials discussed with strong county support
In 1908 he continued in office until September 191? when he resigned to visit California and Washington. On return he was indicted again to accept the office. The officers listed include J J Meehling as President, J W Adams as Secretary, and O O Taubeneck as Treasurer. Directors named include Omer Shawler and Geo Laypool among others noted for favorable county reputation.
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California
Washington
J J. Meehling
J. W. Adams
O.O. Taubeneck
Treas
Omer Shawler
Geo.laypool
O. O Taubeneck
J. M Thompson
J. H. Maurer
Hollenbeck
J. A. Hight
Williams and Gwin feed exchange in Marshall
Williams and Gwin operate a large two story feed exchange at 619 Locust Street Marshall. They handle hay corn oats ship stuff bran alfalfa and chicken feed and grind grain and feeds. They also deal in coal from Harrisburg Illinois and ship to clients across the city and surrounding territory.
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Marshall
Williams and Gwin Feed Exchange
Locust St
Fhis
Harrisburg
Ill
Messrs
W A Williams
F Gwin
F M Rhoads Staple and Fancy Groceries Store Feature
In Marshall East Main S F M Rhoades grocery offers a modern display of a full range of staples and fancy groceries provisions bottle goods table delicacies fruits vegetables meats and a special line of wares with noted brands. Butter and eggs fetch top market prices with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Marshall
F M Rhoades
East Main S
Queens
Sunkist
Dr G B Lord Osteopathic Physician Arrives in Marshall
Dr G B Lord, Kirksville 1909 graduate, has lived in Marshall two years and built a large practice. He specializes in treating all diseases, stressing the holistic body approach, and is located at 407 Locust Street with prompt calls answered.
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G B Lord
Kirksville
Marshall
Lord
Locust Street
R. E. Black
Sixth Street
Court Square
Washington University
Black
Illinois
West Side Boarding House ran by G A Barrett Prep
A popular West Side restau rant and boarding house under current management for three months has built a large patronage. It offers regular meals boarding by day week or month short orders and carries light groceries delicacies candies cigars and tobaccos. Located at 108 5th St west of court square.
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Ip Marshall
West Side
5Th St
Court Square
Lesseure's Cash Store Advertising Announcement
Lesseure's Cash Store a pioneer business of 20 years at 605 Main St offers a two floor 22 by 73 foot building with dry goods gent furnishings and shoes. The stock spans all departments with high grade goods including White House shoes for men and women Buster Brown Blue Ribbon footwear May or and Reeds cushions and rubber goods by Astow Bali brand. All items guaranteed as represented and offered at very reasonable prices.
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Lesgoure's
Main St
Aize
White House
Buster Brown
Astow
Bali
Milan Condensing Co. Milk Plant Mentioned for North region
The Milan Condensing Milk Company, located on North Sixth Street, is highlighted as an institution that has promoted the Marshall name across northern southern western markets. It is praised as a worthy contributor to local industry and community recognition.
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Marshall
Copanier Ciamarts
Marrshall Milk Condensing Co
North
Sisth SE
Dental Health Emphasized By Dr R E Black
Dr R E Black stresses that proper dental care ensures mastication and digestion, noting modern dentistry reduces pain and discomfort. He highlights the profession's role in health and presents himself as a representative of dentistry.
Foreclosure Public Sale in Clark County Illinois
Public notice of foreclosure in Clark County Illinois issues by Master in Chancery Arthur Poor man. The sale of real estate Lot 46 Perrys 3rd Addition Casey Illinois to highest bidder at Marshall Court House January 11 1918. Terms cash on sale day.
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State of Illinois
Clark
Circuit Court of
Clark County
Casey
Loan and Building Association
Marshall
Illinois
Perry
Ilinois
Arthur Poorman
Golden & Scholfield
Dairy Milk Plant Drives Illinois Farmer Wealth Grow
A new sanitary dairy plant will process up to 15,000 pounds of milk daily and ship to New York Massachusetts Milwaukee. Led by Wm Grapeman as president with a team of well known officers, it promises no charge for tests on any cow or herd as deposits in the bank rise toward a surprising total.
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Vandalia B. R
Illinois
New York
Massachusetts
Milwaukee
Wm. Grapeman
Big 4 Wagon and Feed Yard Estableens 6 Years Here
Lloyd Pulver operates the Big 4 Wagon and feed yard at 714 East Main Street opposite the Archer Hotel. The business has run for six years with an office and sheds covering 156 by 124 feet able to stable 60 teams. Hay corn and oats are supplied and service is available day and night. Also the office of Dr E.
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Lloyd Pulver
East Main Street
Archer Hotel
Grapeman Dairy Co. of St. Louis Names Officers
WwW Ralston and President W W Hogue with secretary treasurer Grapeman al so heading the Grapeman Dairy Co of St. Louis and others listed as officers.
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Ralston
W. W. Hogue
Secy
Treas
Grapeman
The
Grapeman Dairy Co. of
St. Louis
Tornado and Fire Insurance Offers from Coe and Cole
We write tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at the lowest rates. Write or call on us for terms. Coe & Cole.
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Co’e & Cole
Veterinary Surgeon on Call at Farmers 40 Yard
B Bohner veterinary surgeon operates from this yard and will answer all calls day or night. Telephone connections Farmers 40 Wabash 134.
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B. Bohner
Market Ad Claims Top Quality Fresh Balt Meats
Fred Wallis advertises the best quality fresh and Balt meats at his market in the Kohl building on Main and Wabash. The listing includes a city phone number 95 and a farmers line 37 for orders.
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Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
Main
Farmera
Readers praise The Herald for improved coverage
Subscriptions offered with positive remarks from readers Hugo Faust Mrs Wm McNary Leroy Romines Mrs Fred Wallis W M Collier Wm Marvin and L J Weir. They note more news better reporting and support despite political differences. The letters applaud the paper’s effort and Clark county welfare coverage.
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Hugo
Faust
Herald
Wm. McNary
West Union
Leroy Romines
Martinsville
Fred Wallis
Marshall
W. M. Collier
Clark County
Wm. Marvin
Walnut Prairie
L. J. Weir
Executor's Notice in Spangler Estate Clark County Illinois
Executor Henry Strohm notifies potential creditors to present claims before the Clark County Court at the April term starting the first Monday in April 1918. He urges debtors to pay immediately and references Golden and Scholfield as attorneys.
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George W. Spangler
County of
Clark
Illinois
County Court of
Clark Courty
Court House
A. Wd
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Resident
Willam Purcell of Marshall Illinois confirms a previous wife’s recommendation of Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for his kidney issues. He says his condition has improved with little remaining disorder and urges others with kidney trouble to consider the remedy. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is the U S agent.
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Marshall
Dean
Willam Purcell
S. Fourth St
Marshall, Ill
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local Readers Praise Paper Growth and Staff Sign-off
A brief note from Julia Breneman of Graham Station California expresses appreciation for the paper and enjoyment of its improving quality. The message closes with a friendly sign-off on behalf of the paper’s directors.
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Julia. Breneman, Graham
Large sheets of carbon paper at the Herald office
Readable fragment notes large sheets of carbon paper used for tracing patterns housed at the Herald office. The reference implies an office supply detail without broader context or named individuals.
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Herald ‘Office
Public foreclosure sale in Clark County Illinois
Master in Chancery Arthur Poorman will sell at public vendue on January 30 1913 at Marshall Illinois the properties described in the decree in W L Cole vs John P Highfill and Eliza J Highfill. Terms are cash. Located in Clark County Illinois the properties include parts of lot 5 and lots in Dulaney's addition to Marshall with detailed boundaries listed. Davison Bartlett Sols. 2-31
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Petate
Ilinois
Clark County
Circuit Court of
A. D
W. L. Cole
John P. Highfill
Eliza J. Highfill
Arthur Poorman
Janiuary
Ing
Clark
William McKeen
William B. Archers
Marshall
Dulaney
Lune
Illinois
Clark Co. Davison & Bartlett
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Christian Church
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First Baptist Church
the Herald
Henry Strohm
Attys
R.H Bradley, M.D
S.C. Bradley, M. D
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South Fifth Street
E. M. Duncan
North Sixth Street
West Seventh Street
L. J. Weir, M. de
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