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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
2
The writer urges LEN SMALL to receive a complimentary term as governor, dismissing concerns about Coolidge and arguing no one else could have built the marked highways and concrete ribbons. The emphasis is on Small’s achievement and the writer’s strong support.
An Independence Iowa weekly report extols Iowa road quality compared with Illinois. The writer recalls experiences in Wenona and Venona praising local parking, street marking, and traffic behavior. He notes pride in the Herald and mentions Disnson and Densor in newspaper operations.
Samuel Denning, rich at last but still seeking a wife to fit his antique country mansion, pursues Azalea Blue. A chance encounter reveals Edith Blanding, long thought lost to a romance, leading to a surprised reunion and a wry twist as Edith travels with him toward a surprising future.
Residents report multiple social calls and visits through the week. Katie Carpenter and Anna Lambdin host and visit with neighbors, while Ruth Turner and Goldie Chambers air kinships. The record notes extended kin groups and weekend calls across Avon Paris Taylorville Indianapolis and Melrose.
Roy Hewitt and wife of Hammond Indiana have returned home after visiting his father. A goodly number from this vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs bu Campbell of Terre Haute last Wednesday. Burial at Black cemetery. Samuel Broadhurst is working on his barn with Plin Garnar and BE as helpers. a cement floor is planned. E Medley and family spent Sunday with Levi Hewitt.
J E Clatfelter cashier certifies the bank statement as true and in line with the Auditor of Public Accounts report. The document lists loans and investments including real estate loans 5050 dollars, collateral 1090, other loans 71787.66, overdrafts 110.39, US government investments 7050, other bonds 13000, and cash resources 23015.02. Notary J L Shawler swore the statement on July 8 1926 in Clark County Illinois.
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