Machinery and Brains in Gotham Reflections on Work and Mystery
A column contrasts GM production gains with the value of human brains, praising Sloan and Raskob for relentless work while noting machines cannot replace human intellect. It cites Dr. Walsh on mysteries and thought, a $20,000 prize for Schubert, and a look at endurance and careers through various anecdotes and quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
President Sloan
Raskob
General Motors Finance
Pine Street Sewer Plan Advances On Council Meeting
City council approved a sewer project for Pine Street from the Oz Company office to the light plant. The ordinance passed at Monday night’s regular meeting also grants curb and gutter work for the North Side school and for Edith Cole on North Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine ' Street
Ohta ‘ Oz Company
Edith Cole
Billa and Rother
July Term of Circuit Court Opens With Few Cases
Judge S. Murray Clark to preside in Marshall as the July term convenes with no grand or petit jurors called and only a handful of new cases on the docket. Listed actions include assumpsit foreclosures partitions divorces and a trespass claim among multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Murray Clark
Danville
Marshall
Circuit Court
Prospects for 3 Farm Crops Look Good in County
Farm Advisor R E B Apple says oats acreage will reach about 25 000 acres the largest since records. Watermelon and potato prospects are the best in years while corn suffers from rains floods and weeds with 15 000 acres abandoned or late. soybeans and beans fill gaps. Winter wheat froze out reducing hay supply and alfalfa stands are thin but new seedings look promising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
R. E B. Apple
Martinsville
Apple
Douglas
Will Taylor
Marshall
Derwin
York
Elias Haddix
Guy Murphy
John Dickerson
Frank Bohn
Rush Dolson
Frank Hilbert
Charles
Mickie Says Zippy Le Ads Take Care Of Most Wants
The column argues that the zippy want ads will handle most reasonable needs by giving readers a small task and observing results. It uses playful phrasing to suggest practical solutions without promising hair growth or blood extraction.
Collision Between Chevrolet and Ford South of Town
Clarence Huer of Michigan City Indiana drove a Chevrolet with several passengers when he collided head on with James Pepper of Harrisburg in a Ford about 10 am Monday six miles south of Marshall. Mrs Pepper suffered a severe cut and other bruises while Mr Pepper and the Pepper party including Gladys and Mollie Fisher were injured but not seriously. A passing motorist took the injured to Marshall for treatment. Both cars were badly wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Huer
Michigan City
Ind
Ford
James Pepper
Harrisburg
Marshall
Chevrolet
Mr. Huer
Mrs. Pepper
Gladys
Miss Mollie, Fisher
Chicago
Pepper
Train Load of Lime on Sperry Farm
Sperry Claypool of Dolson reports he used 22 cars of limestone on his farm. He says lime is essential to profitable crops and notes noticeable improvement in oats and wheat with the lime meal applied to his wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry
Claypool's Farm
Sperry Claypool
Dolson Town
Band Concert Opens Season Under Diekhoff at Marshall
Marshall's Municipal Band gave its first concert of the season on a Thursday with Herman Diekhoff conducting. Officers include John Brandenstein president and Carl V. Taubeneck vice-president. The upcoming program for July 12 features marches, overtures, popular tunes, and vocal selections performed by the band with featured trombones, clarinets, and basses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Diekhoff
Marshall
Municipal Band
John Brandenstein
Carl V. Taubeneck
Cornets
Jack Adams
Clarence Knuckles
William Rector
Kenneth Little
Robert Horner
Guy Weiraltos
D. E. Sowers
Charles Trefz
Robert Tingley
Ross Kirchner
Carroll Clem
H. O. Carter
Harold Stover
Frank Casteel
Robert Morris
Jake Miller
Harry Wright
James Colgrove
Wayne Hollenbeck
Boyd Lycan
Walter Clatfelter
Ike Shaw
C. V. Taubeneck
Ward LaRue
John Black
James Stover
Ora Davis
A. D L. Akers
Piccalos
R. L. Hornbrook
Frank Mitchell
Frank Archer
George Mitchell
Welden
Macklie Beyer
Fillmore
Livestock Marketing Meeting In Orange Township
A meeting on livestock marketing will be held at the town house in Orange township this evening at 8:00. Two reels of motion pictures on livestock marketing will be shown and talks on the topic given. All who are interested in livestock marketing in Orange township or neighboring townships are invited, says R. E. Apple. The Clark County Farm Bureau and the Martinsville Shipping Association cooperate in presenting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
R. E. Apple
Clark County
Clark County Farm Bureau
Martinsville Shipping Association
Chicago Clark County Association Meeting Set for July in Chicago
Chicago Clark County Association will hold a meeting at Jackson Park in Chicago on Sunday afternoon July 29. The program includes talks on Clark county days. F. M. Hurst of Chicago, president, asks members to send names and addresses of friends in Chicago to Mrs. Thomas Reiley at 7985 South Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Park
Chicago
Chicago Clark County Association
Clark County
F. M. Hurst
Thomas Reiley
South Green Street
Guinnip Tops Local Milk Records With Jersey Cow Josephine
Arthur Guinnip and family celebrate Josephine a four year eight month Jersey cow that produced 1533 pounds of milk and 91.9 pounds of butterfat in 30 days on Clark county dairy records. Guinnip keeps 16 Jerseys, feeds corn soybean meal Purina stock, and pastures in summer with silage hay in winter. The dairy farm features a large barn silo pot shed and sanitary milk house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Guinnip
Robert Edward
Clark County Dairy Improvement Association
Jersey
Guinnip
Josephine
Dawson Finds Old Coin In Field Last Week
Ben T. Dawson living near Marshall reports finding a 1 cent piece while plowing a field last week. The coin bears the date 1835 and is noted as part of the Herald collection of 1 cent pieces. Early data shows the oldest coin in the set dates to 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Ben T. Dawson
Marshall
Saat
Herald
Sunday School Convention Here at Marshall Township
Marshall township holds its annual Sunday schools convention at the Congregational church Sunday night at 7 30 o clock It's a union service with all township churches dismissing evening services for the occasion The program includes song service scripture reading invocation a Negro Spiritual reports and installation of officers with notable speakers and musical numbers from local and Indiana participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Township
Congregational Church
W. E. Morris
L. Z. Smith
I. B. Sipes
Shelby Stratton
Centenary United Brethren Sunday School
Our Bible School
Carrie Behner
Palestine
Jerusalem
Silas Litteral
Indianapolis
Ind
R. G. Bristol
Teacher Examinations Set for July 12 and 13
County Superintendent B F Holscher announced the regular July examination for teachers certificates will be held in his courthouse office on Thursday and Friday July 12 and 13. Applicants must have at least two years of high school and be 17 years of age to qualify. Examinations start at 8:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Holscher
Court House
Marshall Veterinarian Receives State Appointment
Dr. C. F. Behner, Marshall veterinarian, has been appointed by the state as a state veterinarian. His duties will take him to all parts of Illinois to inspect chickens for tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Behner
Marshall
T. B
Addition List Names In The Herald Edition
The Herald lists a series of names including L. O. Phillippe Mrs. John BE. Duncan Rev. R. C. Mowery Con on Pub. Utility Inform'n Miss Geneva Stevens Mrs. Magele Wilson NM. B. Peck Co. C. Hodges Mrs. Hulda Kildow Mrs. J. O. Meloy Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffers Hilarios Candy Kitchen Gust Thompson Mrs. Sarah Myles and others such as Mrs. Alice Honk Dan Helenie Oito Amacher Charley Curran Harvey Keller Edwin Clapper Ben T. Dawson Rogsall S. Dawson Mrs. M. F Endsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Phillippe
John BE. Duncan
R. C. Mowery
Utility
Geneva Stevens
Magele Wilson
NM. B. Peck
C. Hodges
Hulda Kildow
J. O. Meloy
Elizabeth Jeffers
Hilarios Candy Kitchen
Gust Thompson
Sarah Myles
Alice Honk
Dan Helenie Oito Amacher
Charley Curran Harvey" Keller
Edwin’ Clapper
Ben T. Dawson
Rogsall S. Dawson
M. FL Endsley
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Schubert
W. F. Knudgen
New York
Detroit
James A. Farrell
United States, Steel Corporation
New Haven Wire Company
Hell
White House
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
France
Metropolitan
B. A. Keith
J. F. Arnold
J. F. Arnold & Co
Estella Linn
W. B. Linn
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Hugh Stevens Printing & Stationery Co. A Corp
B. H. Emrich
of Illinois
E. L. Bell
Arthur R. Newberry
Newberry & Co
New Jersey Fidelity & Plate Glass Insurance Co
Stephen A. Hinds
Frank Maloy
Frank Malloy Jr
Wm. Malloy
Eugene Malloy
Leo Malloy
Partners
Frank Malloy & Sons
Trespass
Chancery
Joseph McCollum
Minnie Cline
J. S. Brydon
Ida Kelley
Emily Black
Serena Turner
Stella Hammond
Fred Hammond
Cyndia Daughhetee
Henry Hammond
Fred Warner
Oscar Warner
Cora Bright
Emily Flenner
Jennie Stephenson
Fred Garver
H. F. Hammond
Lottie Garver
Mildred Hannis
Dyer Hannis
Casey Illinois Loan & Building Association
R. F. Reeds
Ava A. Reeds
Arthur Osborn
Daisy Osborn
Emily Black Et al
J. I. Brydon
Astoria
Rose Koblegard
Mark Koblegard
B. F. Johnson
Don F. Romines
Martinsville Loan & Building Association
George Callahan
K. M. Callahan
Carrie C. Alexander
Theodore Medsker
Wm. Medsker
The
First National Bank of
Casey
Illinois
Edna L. Taylor
Esther F. Pritchard
Emma Swinehart
Lola Glass
Allen Pritchard
Erma Pritchard
Lyman Pritchard
Wm. Mason
Crow
G. A. Hammond
J. W. Collier
First National Bank of Casey
Iiinois
William Shrider
John A. Stewart
A. E. Dixon
Nora Dixon
S. W. Shore
Mattie Graham
Alimér Graham
Joseph Cork
Glenn T. Cork
Mickie
Albert T. Reid
EIT
Fiddlers Three
Johnstone
Rerene
Leslie
Basses
Lee
Clark County Association
Carrie Lehner
Marshall Veterinarian
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