Coal Contract Discussed at City Council Meeting
The council debated coal purchases for utilities with focus on mayor’s authority. Water and Light committee was tasked to review the matter as the meeting adjourned without resolving it.
10 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
1
The council debated coal purchases for utilities with focus on mayor’s authority. Water and Light committee was tasked to review the matter as the meeting adjourned without resolving it.
Frank Austin of Wabash township faced Squire J L May after a warrant charged him with in cest and criminal relations with his daughter Gladys. The wife and daughter both denied the allegations and the man was discharged.
Infant Teriha Minnie Darningion age 1 year 6 months of Horace died Sunday at 7 30 p m. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Dariinegten. Funeral services held at Christ Church Horace Tuesday at 10 30 a m with burial in Marshall Cemetery.
Salvation Army home service tag effort begins next Saturday in Clark county centers with Marshall led by Perce Cox. Girls will sell tags in residence and business districts and any donation earns a tag for the contributor.
The body of Frank L. Raines of Chicago was found in Washington Park on the lake front at Michigan City Indiana last Wednesday. He reportedly shot himself in the right temple with a new revolver. A telephone call from Daniel W. LeGore of Indianapolis followed the discovery saying Raines had written him of his plan to commit death by own action that morning. Raines, sick and out of work, described his clothing to identify him for his Indianapolis cousin. He was brother to Eva Raines of Marshall who was visiting in Indianapolis with Dan LeGore. A trunk and bag with clothes for his sister arrived at Mrs Ada Yonis's home in Marshall, with a note that all his money was for his sister’s support. He was buried in Michigan City per his request.
Guy Roberts 28 of Paris sustained a sprained back lacerated hand and scratched leg when his Cocoa Cola Bottling Works truck was crowded into a ditch two miles west of here about 8:00 Monday morning. R E Vaughn of Centrali driving a touring car struck the Paris truck overturning it into the ditch. The truck was badly wrecked and 32 of 94 cases of Coca Cola broken.
Rev. A. L. Reed evangelist and B. H. Sears singer opened a revival at the Dennison church on Tuesday evening. The series will run for about ten days.
In Days Gone By R. L Dulaney Esa notes Governor Beveridge appoints a commissioner to locate a site for a new institution for feeble minded children. The piece also mentions a town band, lively Wabash Valley events, and a Marshall lawyer quip about three troublesome clients.
A caller asserts Mickie is not the largest but is closer than major dailies in Feld coverage. The piece notes discussions about advertisers and audience reach.
Allen Briscoe accepted the appointment as Deputy United States Marshal after consulting in Springfield. The position pays about 33000 a year. Also noted are visits and travels of local residents including Vliss Lena Duenner of Terre Haute and Flora Lina of Hartford, with Mrs John R Archer hosting a sister.
The Clark County Fair plans a three night fireworks display with a Yokohama City Earth take and fire pattern, staged by the Illinois Fireworks Display Co of Danville. The fair emphasizes livestock and grain exhibits with cattle interest rising, and a fat harrow show drawing many farmers who will display barrows and share ideas during August events.
A Terre Haute Star report notes 36 farm projects in Marshall Township High School yielding a net profit of 3235.79, averaging 898 per student. Projects covered grain growth and animal husbandry with emphasis on scientific farming and farm management.
Twenty years ago J S Mundy finished his term of teaching at Dennison last week. This marked his eighth term and he is not yet a voter. Mr and Mrs J R Burnett celebrate the arrival of a fine baby boy born late last week. John Mitchell and his son John from York township visited the city. Mrs Mitchell came Thursday bringing Mrs F H Foster and Ruth home. Edith Trimble of Vincennes Indiana and Esther Firebaugh of Robinson visit Miss Gertrude Shaw. Mrs Aaron Snyder and children have left for Los Angeles to join her husband who left weeks earlier.
A ten year old girl, daughter of Virgil Hurst, broke her right arm at the wrist after falling from a watering trough while at play near the city. The Wabash Valley Telephone Co is undertaking extensive plant repairs with new improved pole installations. Over six car loads of poles have been used to rebuild country lines. Burns Smith and others camped on the river from Saturday to Monday.
The July term of circuit court will convene Monday at the court house with Judge Augustus A. Partlow of Danville presiding. The docket lists fourteen criminal cases, sixteen common law, forty chancery cases, twelve divorce cases, and no grand or petit jurors.
Marshall's To-Rest Park on Michigan avenue reports tourist car activity similar to last year per Mrs. Abbie Clark secretary of the Marshall Chamber of Commerce. June 30 saw no cars, July 1 had 21, July 4 had 40, averaging 10 to 15 nightly. Saturday the fourth marked the peak business day for the stand.
Barmore of Lincoln Nebraska writes praising To Rest Park at Marshall Park. He says on a tour from Lincoln via Kansas City St Louis and through central and southern Illinois the tourist camp there is the best so far and is appreciated by travelers.
J. S. Mundy drove his new Kissel speedster at the start of the automobile races in Indianapolis on the 4th. Manufacturers could not find a car of this model, so they asked Mr. Mundy to drive it.
Three story building houses City Dive Store Jr L Davison’s salon and J L May Justice of Peace. Facade painted red with white window trimmings across the street-facing front.
John C. Epperson transfers land to Hiram G. Ep in section 20-10-14 for 1 dollar. First National Bank Westfield to Dantrell C. McGee for lot 6-11-14 at nominal 1 dollar. Fix to Roy Fix for parcel in Mar shall for 1 dollar. Harry Davidson and wife to Obe Bailey and wife, land in 17-10-14 for 500 dollars. Frank Snyder and wife to Hulda Snyder for West Union for 1 dollar. A Snyder and wife to Frank Snyder and wife for West Union parcel. Marya A. Kelm and husband to G20, T Risinger, land in 2-10-14 for 400 dollars.
John Coates near Marshall purchased 26 head of Holstein cattle including registered stock. A F Hender son of Crawford County owned some of the cattle. New circuit court cases include Ray Drummond vs Grace Drummond divorce and other foreclosure and divorce actions.
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