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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1928

Page

9

Grandview Poultry Farm Builds Large Clark County Operation

Grandview Poultry Farm near Martinsville and Myers Farm near Marshall raise White Leghorn layers on 38 acres. Owner Al Myers expanded to a two-breed program with Wyckoff and Oak Dale stock, operates a 5,000 egg hatchery and 3,000 egg incubator, and touts low mortality under a modern brood house system emphasizing air, dryness, sunlight, and space.

Myers Clark County Marshall Martinsville Grandview America Wyckoff Aurora New York Indiana Mortiseville Oak Dale

Days Gone By Harvest Tales and Town Doings

Long linen dusters appear as farmers seek harvest hands at $3 a day in town. In Westfield, the Grant House is praised by Uncle Ira and Aunt Jane Parcel. Judge Scholfield, famed orator, is billed for July Fourth in the city. New wheat begins to arrive in town.

Westfield Grant House Uncle Ira Jane Parcel Grant Judge Scholfield

Local Reporter Recalls GOP Leader Visits and Farm Conditions

Forty years ago George Spangler of Melrose visited town and pledged cash to the Herald office. He noted corn and oat crops in good condition and better wheat and grass than expected. Dr. Wm Neal from Indian Territory toured city en route to Portland Indiana to visit his parents. Miss Sadie Rapson of Terre Haute visited her brother W J Rapson before a Robinson trip. Mrs Phil Griese of Austin also mentioned.

Sterling Granger George Spangler Melrose Herald Wm. Neal Indian Territory Portland Ind Rufus Neal Sadie Rapson Terre Haute W. J. Rapson Robinson Phil Griese Austin Cook

Chenoweths Visit by Company Official Last Thursday

A company representative paid a visit to Mr and Mrs M R Chenoweth at their home last Thursday, meeting the couple and their parents during the social call.

Dolson couple wed at bride’s home

Thirty years ago F W Stepleton and Miss Lucy Ross of Dolson united in marriage at the bride’s home on Sunday June 28. The Epworth League officers elected last week were unable to serve and were replaced by others. Current officers include O L Kilborn president Clara Chickadonz first vice Lydia Hammerly second vice Lulu Deaner third vice Harry Smith fourth vice Flozza Smith secretary Mrs Brady treasurer Martha Bradley organist F M Hurst coister John H Miller of Marietta Ga appointed Assistant Superintendent of Georgia State Building at the Omaha Exposition. He will leave Tuesday and arrive in Marshall the next day remaining several days.

Epworth League O. L. Kilborn Clara Chickadonz Lydia Hammerly Lulu Deaner Harry Smith Flozza Smith Mrs. Brady Martha Bradley F. M. Hurst Coister John H. Miller Marietta Georgia State Building Marshall

Domestic Science and Local Notes

Miss Osborn is a graduate of the State University. Dan LeGore is transferred from Speedway Indianapolis in the aviation department to Camp Mills New York and will depart for France soon. A marriage license was issued at Terre Haute Saturday to Clifford Allen and Agnes Liffick of Clark County.

Osborn the State University Dan LeGore Speedway Indianapolis Aviation Department Camp Mills New York France Terre Haute Clifford Allen Agnes Liffick Clark County

Farmer Hurt by Scissors While Shoe­ing Mule

James Davis of Anderson township was injured when a scissors blade pierced his right side and lung as a mule jolted him against a barn while he trimmed the hoof. He rode to Marshall for medical aid with significant bleeding. Also notes travel plans to Denver to see Mr Bryan nominated and local outings at the Wadsh club house.

James Davis Anderson Township Mr. Davis Marshall Bradley Norman Bennett The Democrat George Kelly Martinsville Denver Bryan True Booth Walter Cole

Marriage of Florence Taubeneck and Ora Hunter

Ten years ago Florence Taubeneck and Ora Hunter wed at Rev RE Sandmeyer’s Charleston home on June 26. They spent time in St Louis before settling in Tulane Oklahoma. The local school board elected Mrs Edward Archer to teach Latin and Migs Mabel Osborne to teach in Robingon.

Florence Taubeneck Victor .Taubeneck Ora Hunter Narsissus Hunter RE. G. Sandmeyer Charleston St. Louis Tulan Okla Edward Archer Migs Mabel Osborne

Peril in Restlessness Reflects on Peace and Mind

Quotation attributes a warning about a restless mind that gathers dirt and mire, with little good will, leaving peace behind. The line from Balguy emphasizes inner turmoil and the cost of unsettled thoughts on quiet life.

Subordinate After All A mantas te captain of his soul

The item presents a brief editorial line contrasting a person’s inner control with a higher command authority, referencing a general. It reads as a literary quotation or opinion snippet typical of a Boston Transcript column.

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Hercules A Marshall Illinois Grandview Farm Myers Farm al Myers University of Illinois F. W. Stepleton Lucy Ross of Dolson BABY Martinsville Hatchery Ilinois Ing Leonard Alaska Bubeck & Gallagher
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