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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
3
A study of 22 state wool pools shows 1921 handling of 22.25 million pounds with 25 cents gross per pound and about 20 cents net to growers. Ohio led with 5.8 million pounds, followed by Michigan and New York. pools paid growers $1,018,549.18 above base prices.
Nevada farmers largely favor a state wide co operative marketing scheme begun after a Reno meeting. The plan ties growers to local associations with four fifths board approval for marketing. Products pay their own marketing costs, with potential warehouses in Oakland and a single general manager to run the exchange.
Four popular American Farm Bureau Federation films titled Chinch Bugs Horse Sense Swine Show Winners and Spring Valley are distributed with stills and synopses to county farm bureaus for outreach. Homestead Films plans more photo plays and will release The Brown Mouse after recent production arrangements with Herbert Quick.
In a Southern town Sallie Kirkwood clashes with her mother’s pride as warions and poverty tighten. John Talbot returns to offer his sister’s dream and buys back the antique brocade for a costume ball. Sallie consents to wear calico while he plans a future together.
A spectacled person asks what is meant by telling the world. Professor Diggs reflects that the phrase is new and suggests it involves using all communications means to disseminate an important piece of information.
Roy Bishop born September 18 1892 died July 3 1922 aged 30 years 30 days. Married to Hettie Ann Barton September 25 1916. They had one son Clayton. Survived by wife parents brothers Homer Henry Claude sisters Mia Grant Daugherty and Anna Pinkston plus many relatives and friends.
Albert Bartlett born October 25 1862 in Melrose township died July 27 1922 near West Union at age 69 years 8 months He was the youngest of ten siblings with three brothers Giles George and Charles and sister Sarah He married Emma Francis Davis February 24 1892 and had two children Harry and Amel Bartlett joined the Methodist church September 3 1905 Funeral services were led by Rev F M Buckner and he rests in Ohio cemetery He was a charter member of the Modern Woodmen lodge at West Union.
Emma Sweet daughter of R. M. and Bell Sweet born near Martinsville October 12 1892. She married Benjamin Waymire March 5 1912. They lived near Chrisman until a fatal buggy automobile accident July unknown. Three children survived.
A Martinsville woman died leaving a husband one child father mother six brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Mt. Pleasant church south of Martinsville on Tuesday July 11 at 10 30 conducted by Rev L G Fasig. The body was laid to rest in the cemetery nearby.
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