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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1911

Page

2

County Correspondence notices and local visits in Casey area

A roundup of residents traveling and visiting relatives from Newcastle Martinsville Indianapolis Louisville and other spots. People include Harry Grossman Clem Voorhis M Brooke Howard Corbin Ruth Snyder Mildred Busher Henry Montgomery J Christine Myron Huston D Snyder J Etchison and more with several trips to Ohio West Virginia Illinois and Pennsylvania. A local road project update and a reunion noted plus a fish law reminder and a baseball signing.

Commercial Harry Grossman Newcastle Ind Martinsville Clem Voorhis Indianapolis Wm Reed M. Brooke Frank Sheridan Wyoming Howard Corbin Pennsboro W Va Dave Snyder Ruth Grove City Pennsylvania Minnie Thompson Inez Whitaker Cannon City Colo Sormer Mollie Steers Orrie Lewis Louisville W T Reed Will Davis Springfield Casey Mildred Busher Herbert Goble Chicago Court ‘Guthrie V. Price Mildred Marietta Henry C. Montgomery Joe Christine 21St Milnois Myron Huston Hartford Casey Township

Electric Bitters Blood Purifier Promises Quick Health

The ad extols Electric Bitters as a grand protection against disease germs found in air dust water and food. It claims to destroy and expel deadly microbes and cure chills fever ague and malaria like illnesses. A money back guarantee is offered by Robt Provosts.

Monty Robt Proevwett

Westfield Notes From The Review

Westfield updates include Mr and Mrs W H Drewell leaving for Colorado. Charles Tinch and Walter Church completed Navy enlistment. President Daugherty and family vacationing in the east. Garrett W White and Miss Daisy D Dilworth wed at the bride’s home. Herold Bright leaves for Greenup after declining local principalship. Contos and son Frank report drought impacts in Oklahoma. E G Pollard sold the Westfield Hotel to Wm Fitzpatrick for a 160 acre Oklahoma farm valued around 10000 dollars.

Mra W H. Drewell Points Colorado Charles Tinch Walter Church Daugherty Westfield East Garrett W White Daisy D Dilworth Longvlew Greenup Bright Contos Frank Hursday Oklahoma E.G. Pollard

Farmers report chinch bugs in oats and few potatoes

The report notes chinch bugs in oats with low potato yields. Tom Shaffner plans a Florida move for health. The coal drill quit Saturday after pulling the casing. Mrs Frank Beachout gathers about one hundred geese. Baptist church names Rev Hix pastor for the year. Mack Beachout and family visited Casey and friends. Husted Lros drove to Terre Haute with two loads of fine apples. Sunday school earned about $25 at the Ice cream supper.

Tom Shaffner Floria Frank Beachout Rev Hix Mack Beachout Casey Spen Lros Terre Haute

Parson's Poem Praises Dr King’s Life Pills

A poem by Rev H Stubenwoll of Alli sonia extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health necessity. The verse urges use in every home and claims relief after other remedies fail. Pills priced 25c at Robt Prewetts.

Parson Rev H Stubenwoll Allisonia Dr King

Asbury Rain Brings Relief Amid Local Notes

Rain is much needed and corn looks well. Mrs Nell English visits her daughter's this summer. Vada Tobias and children visited W Campbell's Sunday. Frank Tobas and Floyd visited their father in Marshall Sunday, who is critically ill. Ed Wise and wife of Terre Haute spent the fourth with his mother. Mike Molter and family plan to host Mason Fishback from Orange California part of this week.

Nell English Vada Tobias I W Campbell Frank Tobas Floyd Marshall Ed Wise Terre Haute Mike Molter Mason Fishback Orange Calif Relathhen

Local Notes Show Crop News and Community Happenings

Amy Trump owns a new piano as crops face heat delays and oats yield concerns. Harvest activity rises on the sand prairie while farmers report good wheat. Several residents visit relatives in Champaign and Martinsville. Bruce Evans to teach No 6 in Orange township.

Amy Trump C W Cornwell Champaign P F Dodd Harry Dodd Wesley Chaps Bruce D. Evans Orange Township Ice Créim Harry Maddox Crawford County J. E. Padgett Casey Sarah Newlin Q. W. Baker Martinsville

Social rounds and local visits across Paris and Dolson

Jennie Williams of Paris visited friends here last week. W H Johnson and wife visited friends in Dolson Sunday. Rev Neal McLain and wife visited H G Hurst and family. Hurley Murphy and Ruth visited Paris. Hay and oats harvests underway though yields are light. J W Wallace and threshers returned home due to rain. Mrs A B Church visits Madison Illinois with ill daughter. Roy McNary spent Sunday with parents. Wm B Murphy, three weeks in Paris hospital for cancer, returned home improved. Nellie Burkett called home to Jasper County due to her mother Mrs Wm Burkett’s illness. Garfield Barlow, two and a half years US Navy on USS Dubuque, home from Chicago for two days, will sail again July 15 aboard SS Nashville for Boston and sea.

Jennie Williams Paris W. H. Johnson Dolson Neal McLain H G. Hurst Hurley Murphy Ruth J W Wallace A B Church Landon Barlow Madison Roy McNary Charleston William McNary Wm B Murphy Nellie Burkett Jasper County Wm Burkett Garfield Barlow

King Can Do No Wrong and the Crown’s Transferred Rule

A long, satirical essay argues that under British law the king cannot be held responsible for crimes as the crown’s authority passes through a proxy to advisers. The piece explores the paradoxes of regal immunity and legal persona with a humorous, reflective tone. It then shifts to a farm anecdote about Widow Saunderson and her old mare Lady Gray, whose unlikely racing success yields a windfall used for church improvements.

United Saunderson Akron Joo Lady Gray Jeliseouville Suthy Tim

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