Weather and business notes from a busy Marshall issue
A jumble of items from the Marshall Herald including weather chatter, far flung opinions on tariffs and taxation, and notes on sugar trust pressure, airship fantasies, comet sightings, watermelon markets, and a detailed summary of the Ohio Oil Company’s tax assessment concerns with storage crude and gasoline demand.
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Indianapolis
Ohio Oil Company
Rood Berrys
Stat Tax Board
Oho
Indiana
Mr Berry
Mr. Berry
National Corn Association promotes corn industry aims
The National Corn Association marks its first birthday with 6000 farmers across 22 states, planning a campaign to keep corn prices above 50 cents a bushel. It funds outreach, publications, and exhibits at Omaha, including a major exposition with prizes and motion pictures demonstrating modern farming.
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Casty
Eugene
Funk F Bloomington
Omaha
Oklahoma! Now Is The Time To See Oklahoma In Truth
Fragmented OCR text praises Southwest Oklahoma alfalfa and crops as the nation’s gauge. Mentions alfalfa fields, cotton and agricultural names appear garbled, with unclear figures from an old newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Phisicrop
Heber
Acre
Origief
ARON
Tagrees
Nes Agate
Don Carlos Death Shapes Carlist History and Taft Diaz Meeting
The article recalls Don Carlos, Duke of Madrid, and his Carlist claim amid 19th century conflicts, noting revolts and succession debates. It then fantasy-suggests Taft and Diaz meet at El Paso, humorously imagining border diplomacy with chili con carne and Mexican dishes to foster goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carlos of
Bourbon
Varese
Lombardy
Don Carlos
Duke
Madrid
Philip V
Spain
Charles VII
Laybach
Austria
Don Juan
Charles VI
Count de Montemolin
Ferdinand VII
Isabella
Ferdinand
Carlos
Teresa of Austria
Margaret de Bourbon
Catalonia
Aragon
Valencia
Tolosa
Alfonso XII
Marie Christina
Don Jaime
Taft
Diaz
Mexico
el Paso
Washington
Rio Grande
Georgia
Mr. Taft
July wheat surges seven cents in single day market rally
The Chicago wheat pit saw a dramatic move as July wheat jumped seven cents in a day, with five cents gained in the first thirty minutes. On Tuesday July wheat stood at 1.20 and near noon Wednesday reached 1.27, amid oversold conditions and tight supply. The spike surpassed any increase seen since the Patten May campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patten
Local Visit Highlights And Social Planned In Prairie Area
Harry Coldren visited relatives in Ohio Allen Day worked on the prairie and spent Sunday at home. Mrs John Saiter and daughter Carrie were Marshall visitors Friday. Henry Bradshaw and wife of Paris visiting Mrs Emma Gard and family. A lawn social is planned Friday at John Salter’s home with inviting all. Farmers brighten as clouds clear and sunny days return.
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Harry Coldren
Ohio
Allen Day
John Saiter
Carrie
Marshall
Henry Bradshaw
Paris
Emma Gard
John Salter
A Man for Emergencies and Local Notices
A profile of Prof. J. D Shoop rising from Paris to Chicago school leadership. Notes about Barre salt sale, Esther Hurst visiting Martinville, Edna Beil and Alma Shipe, Harry Fredenberger moving to Ash Street, and Navy orders for Luther Tingley. Mentions Terre Haute visitor and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockard
Esther Hurst
Martinville
Surrey
P. H. Read
Edna Beil
Robinson
Alma Shipe
Harry Fredenberger
Ash Street
Luther Tingley
United States “Navy
Norfolk
Charles Broadhurst
Terre
Haute Jis
Cme Ee
Samuel Broughur
Grenaallis
Entral
Joe Ian
Lena
David Sud
Canney
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Charles, Scott
Marshall, Ml
South Carolina
North Pole
Payne
Uhenanias Club
America
Mighty Big Barr Dane
Aldrich
China
Chris-ian Missionaris
Res
Siunferd
Tanner
Declans
Indast
Polac
Pittsburg
Congress
Italvaners
Republican Party
Cullop
Fice
St Mir
National Corn Association
Farmers of
Inois
Italy
Mr. Diaz
Ernst
Lfe
J. D Shoop
Clark County Teachers’ Institute
Prof Shoop
Jacobs
Clark County
Jefferson
Monarch
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Booth & Handy
J. D. Shoemaker NG N. W. Cor . Square
Lady and Henderson
McCall
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