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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1916

Page

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Presidential predictions and uncertainties in 1912 campaign

The writer refutes confident bets on Hughes or Wilson, noting uncertainties from issues like Germany, woman suffrage, religion, patronage, and economy. He warns both parties against ecock-sure forecasts and highlights Democrats’ advantages amid new national conditions. Strong entities include HughesWilson Republicans and Democrats, with references to 1912 campaign dynamics.

Washington, D. C William Marvin Clark County Sarah E. Gell al Bell West York Illinois Wilson Hughes Greeley Grant Hayes Tilden Garfield Hancock Cleveland Blaine Burchard Harrison New York Aaron Cole Flem ‘Neal Marshall Democratic Party Mexico Republic Beth

Novel Suit Seeks to Bar Salt Water Leaks in County

Mrs. Eliza Boyer of Martinsville Township filed suit to restrain Everett Keith from dumping salt water from an oil lease onto her land. The court granted an injunction. Everett Connolly represented Mrs Boyer, with Keith defended by Graham and Snavely and Scholfield and Scholfield.

Eliza Boyer Martinsville Township Everett Keith Everett Connolly

Mortgage Filed to Raise Funds for Elevator Chain Expansion

Paul Kuhn and Co. filed in this county a mortgage of 175000 dollars on the Indiana Illinois Elevator Co. to secure 176000 dollars in six percent gold bonds. The proceeds will expand facilities at elevators and mills in Illinois and Indiana including Marshall and Walnut Prairie in this county.

Paul Kuhn & Co Indiana-Illinois Elevator Co Illinois Indiana Marshall and Walnut Prairie

Stormy Sunday Damage Smashes Barn and Livestock

A severe storm last Sunday afternoon tore through the city leaving fallen trees and damaged awnings. Morris Logue’s large hay barn near Vandalia station was destroyed. Lightning struck two horse teams killing a horse for Henry Smittkamp. Jeff Cline and John Buser reported killed mares.

Morris Logue Vandalia Station Henry Smittkamp Jeff Cline York Township John Buser Wabash

Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples

Everett Cook and Hattie M. Daugh hettee of Dolson wed Lebert Johnson of Cumberland County. Clara D. Faunce and Charles Deal of Terre Haute wed Stella Wills. Robert R. Ruttman and Bertha Vor man of Marshall wed Fred Pine and Margaret Etta Wernz of Wabash to Wilfred F. Langelier of Champaign. Ruth Leona Davison of Marshall linked with Wilfred F. Langelier.

Everett Cook Hattie M. Daughhettee Dolson Lebert Johnson Cumberland Co Clara D. Faunce Casey Charles Deal Stella Wills Terre Haute Robert R. Ruttman Bertha Vanorman Marshall Fred Pine Margaret Etta Wernz Wabash Wilfred F. Langelier Champaign Ruth Leona Davison Marshall

Doctors Hold Meeting Of Clark County Medical Society

The Clark County Medical Society met at West York with twelve members present. Dr Ryerson gave the day’s address on Therapeutics and led discussions on infantile paralysis causing deaths in eastern cities. Afterward he hosted a fish dinner. an annual fish fry is planned on the Wabash on August 10.

Clark County Medical Society West York Ryerson Wabash

Death From Appendicitis Claims 15 Year Old

Oliver Marion Francis 15 of Lower Wabash died Friday after an operation for appendicitis two days after onset. Born Nov 14, 1900, he was devoted to parents Isaac and Francis and active in Sunday school. Survived by three brothers Forrest Bernard Joseph and five sisters Anna Fermie Mrs Cork Livingston Mrs Burns White and Mrs Burl Irwin. Funeral at Livingston Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Bert Eckle with burial in Livingston Cemetery.

Oliver Marion Francis Isaac Francis Lower Wabash Forrest, Bernard Joseph Anna Fermie Ben Cork Livingston Burns White West Terre Haute Burl Irwin Spiketown Livingston Methodist Church Bert Eckle Livingston Cemetery

Death of Francis Moore in Marshall community

Francis Moore born on September 23 1862 on a farm near Marshall died Sunday night July 16 in his city home at age 63 years nine months and 23 days. Funeral services were held at his home conducted by Rev FE G Sandmeyer. He joined the United Brethren church at Spiketown and remained a member. He married ten years ago and spent his life near Marshall. described as a sprightly Christian, gentle man and good citizen with many relatives and lifelong friends.

Francis Moore James Amy Moore Marshall FE G Sandmeyer Uung United Prethren Spiketown Onion Immanus Nathan Woore Tnacola Ifelong Famn Tie

Circuit Court Disposes Multiple Civil and Divorce Actions

The circuit court adjourned and disposed of cases including dismissals and judgments in matters between W A Seymour and First M E Church Casey York assumpsit cases against towns Parker and Martinsville, foreclosures, divorces, and injunctions. Key rulings include mortgages and cross bills, deletions, and a verified decree for costs.

Seymour First M. E. Chukreh Casey Vincennes Bridge Co Towns of York Assumps Plis Hammond Admr Town of Parker Assumpsit First Natl Bank of Martinsville Same Commercial Security Co Melvin V. Atkins J E Walls C H Higbee

State aid road funds accepted and bridges approved

A special Board of Supervisors session accepted Clark county state aid funds of 5446 and approved a similar amount to extend the National Road concrete work by about 4500 feet, yielding roughly two and three quarters miles total. Petitions for county aid to build three bridges in Wabash township were granted. The appeal on the 106 judgment for printing judicial ballots was authorized and 75 allocated for appeal costs.

Board of Supevisors Clark County Wabash W. A. Keithley Pearce

Langelier Davison Couple Wed in Illinois Home Ceremony

Ruth Davison daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Davison and W F Langelier of Nashua New Hampshire were married at 10 30 am at the bride’s home before relatives and friends. Miss Davison a University of Illinois graduate and former Marshall High School teacher will move west with her husband to Berkeley California where he will join the University of California as professor of sanitary engineering. The couple plan an extended trip to the Canadian Rockies and then establish their home in Berkeley.

Ruth Davison John H. Davison W.F Langelier Nashua New Hampshire Miss Davison University of Illinois Marshall High School Langelier University of California Canadian Rockies Berkeley Calif West

Death of J. D Barr Former county treasurer dies at 56

James D Barr longtime cashier at Citizens' National Bank of Pari and former county treasurer died at his home in Pari on Wednesday aged 56 from paralysis He leaves a wife a son Karl superintendent of highways for Edgar county and a daughter Mrs Chalmers Hamill of Terre Haute.

James D Barr Citizens’ National Bank of

Sunday School Convention at Immanuel Church Anderson

The Sunday School Convention will be held at Immanuel Church in Anderson township on Sunday July 23 starting at 9 am with a Sunday school session. The program includes lessons reviews, services, Bible study, talks, and musical selections led by various presiding officers and guests. All are invited to attend.

Immanuel Church Anderson Township John Knox Will Ziegler Darwin John Schetzer

Interurban line aims to spark Westfields project

The Charleston Terre Haute Interurban line through Westfields continues to advance plans. President Dawson and Chicago reps pursue New York financiers to back the project with construction to start promptly and the line put in operation as soon as possible.

Charleston Terre Haute Westfields Dawson Chicago New York Westfield Review

Wabash Gas Co Severance Notice at Marshall

S G Butler has severed his connection with the Wabash Gas Co at Marshall effective July 12, 1916. The company is now represented by Carey Newlin.

S G Butler Wabash Gas Co Marshall Carey Newlin

Corn Reaches High Mark in Local Market

The local market yesterday saw corn rise to 70 cents a bushel as buyers and sellers noted a sharp price increase. Wholesale and retail traders anticipated continued volatility through today.

Ford Agency Moves to New Building on Main Street

The Marshall Motor Co the Ford agency has moved to Mrs A Jones new building on east Main Street Albert Sockler now in full control of the agency. He will handle Ford cars maintain a complete stock of parts repairs and accessories and expects to have a mechanic on hand for repairs.

Marshall Motor Co Ford Agency

Seeing America Through The National Road Tours

Interstate tourist travel on the National Road has risen for several years now and this season leads all prior years. Automobile parties from six to twelve states pass through daily, many with camping outfits, independent of hotels, making locals at home envy their good fortune.

Uncle Tom’s Cabin troupe to perform in Marshall under tent

Harmount presents Uncle Tom’s Cabin company in Marshall on Tuesday night July 26. The show features their own concert band and orchestra, 10 bloodhounds described as 6 Siberian and 4 American Red Bone, plus extensive scenery for each act. The tent seats 3,600 spectators and the company is billed as the finest on the road.

Harmount Uncle Tom's Cabn” Company Marshall

Paving Delayed On East Main Street Due Brick Shortage

Excavation and curbing on east Main Street nearly finished but paving halted indefinitely as brick cannot be obtained. Thirteen cars of brick sit on the sidetrack, rejected by Engineer Paige Brazil. Strike prevents alternative brick delivery and blocks progress on South Sixth Street and adjacent alleys until the brick issue is resolved.

East Main Street Paige Brazil South Sixth Street Brék

Real Estate Transfers from Various Buyers and Sellers

Real estate transfer notices show multiple deeds with listed grantees and grantors. Transactions include Morton to ROO ORIN, William A Manhart to Olu Wachart, Clarence Ro Hall to John Weir, Catherine FO Williamston to Mattie Crafe, Laura Cochenour to Andrew Schiser, a Footman master to Chas Hartman, and William A Miller to Clarence7A Pence, detailing parcels and small sums for each.

Morton Roo Orin

Surprise 18th Birthday Party East of Olver

A surprise party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Omer Elledge forty miles east of Olver on Friday night for their son Truman turning 18. Guests enjoyed songs and games before ice cream and cake. Many gifts were presented to Truman with a long list of attendees including Miss Fliva Forsythe and Mr Walter Pareho among others.

Omer Elledge Olver Truman Fliva Forsythe Ethel Rodgers Blanche Rodgers Vivian Howard Nelle Downing Mable Wilson Grace Hall Lois Parrish Elverta Hall Anna Welsh Letha Fawley Cora Clapp Georgia Lee Helen

Death of Mrs Mott at East Locust Street home

Mrs Mott died last night at her East Locust Street home after a long illness from breast cancer. She is survived by her husband William and six children. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.

William Mott East Locust Street

Lodge Honors Officer At Knights Meeting

The Knights of Pythias lodge presented retiring chancellor commander Everett Connelly with a past chancellor’s jewel. County Superintendent Harold Bright spoke in his usual happy style during the presentation.

Knights of Pythias Lodge Everett Connelly Jewel County Harold Bright

Judge Benedict Has Girl Born This Morning

A daughter was born to Judge and Mrs E H Benedict this morning. Both mother and baby are reported healthy. Judge Benedict receives widespread congratulations on his first-born.

Judge Benedict E. H Benedict Bilox Herald

Plague in Edgar County Reported Isolated Infantile Paralysis

Isolated infantile paralysis cases reported across Illinois including Kansas in Edgar county. Rigid quarantine rules enforced where the disease has appeared.

Kansas Edgar County

Card of Thanks for Frank Moore family

We express sincere appreciation for the kindness shown by neighbors and friends during the illness and death of Frank Moore. Mr and Mrs Nathan Moore Jr and Mrs William Drake send thanks for support.

Frank Moore Nathan Moore Jr William Drake

Newspaper Subscribers Face Service Cut for Delayed Bills

In a monthly notice, the paper warns that customers who fail to pay by August 1 will have their newspaper delivery discontinued. The policy targets those with outstanding balances, reflecting a standard collection step.

Prayer Meeting Notes Signal Sunday Service

Fragmentary text reports a church gathering with Evang Musselman and baskets mentioned. No clear event date or location provided, but indicates a continuing threefold effort and upcoming hearing or sermon.

Death of Rev Charles A Killie in New York City

The Rev Charles A Killie died suddenly at Presbyterian Hospital New York City following three abdominal operations. Born March 9 1857 in Marshall he and wife Louise Scott served 24 years as missionaries in China where he helped defend the legations during the Boxer siege earning a medal of honor. Survived by siblings and half siblings, his body shipped to Paris for vault placement with funeral to follow in Edgar County.

Charles A. Killie Hiss Presbyterian Hospital New York City Charles Andrews Killie Marshall Louise Scott Georgetown Old Marshall Academy Killie Princeton Theological Seminary Presbyterian Church China Eillie Paking International Army America United States Mary Hippard William Newton, Kans Lizzie Liston Beatrice Ned Frank Hippard Bert Hippard O’keene Okla Wm ¢ Hippard Springfield Paris Scott Family Edgar c County

Methodist Circuit Preaching and Rural Church Week Notes

Rev EC Philips of Dennison will preach at Armstrong Sunday at 11. Armstrong and Liv-Neston hold services Sunday, Oak Grove and Epworth League schedule. Ice cream social at Livingston Friday. Fourth quarterly conference Tuesday Aug 15. Rural Church Week Aug 6 to Aug 6 with daily services. Prof L Stewart of University of Illinois to speak. F C Read, Pastor.

EC Philips Dennison Armstrong Liv- Neston Oak Grove Sp Om Epworth League Livingston

United Brethren Church Rut Plans Seasonal Events

The United Brethren Church in Rut outlines four Sundays to its annual conference in Casey. July 1 marks Old Folks Day at Marshall with an old time love feast and hymns. Schedule includes services at 10:45, no Endeavor next Sunday, preaching at 7:30, Sunday school at 9:20, prayer meetings midweek, and special Centenary Sunday events with services at 2 and 3. Royer is pastor.

Casey Marshall Grace Sunday School Feliakense Sn N. FE. Royer

Evangelical Association Meeting Highlights and Clerk Candidacy

The report notes a Sunday gathering at the Evangelical Association with prayer and youth activities. It mentions Jeph L. Bues as pastor and refers to Circuit Clerk Hlarcy Peisr of West tio planning to run for office in the Republic, outlining upcoming candidacy details.

Hlarcy Peisr West Tio Republic

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H C McGinness Sarah A Roberts Antone Forbeck Ruth Forbeck Ola Manhart Wm A Manhart Tillie Ferry Arthur Ferry Maurice E Hanks Eliza Boyer Bill Ellen M Reece John Reece Compt N P Daughettee J. D Barr Pres of Wabash Paul L. B. Anderson S. S Rice Williams Organization L. Ruffner L. Gifford John Hawker Golda Liffick J. L. Buyer Earl Perdue Bert Eckles Uncle Tom William A Miller Lodge Ben Duran Redman Ruth Cline Maud Irene Walker Mary Callahan Judge Snavely Toledo Dean Newman Martinsville Louis Kerr Lydia Trefz Charles Trefz Ruby Dorothy Rose Rosa Garver McSeansboro, IU Rena Clark Terr Haute Vic Cole Thomas Riley Marsha Potomac Hatton Meeting Charlie United Brethren Church Evangelical Associaten Aterneen Oak Jeph L. Bues
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