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Marshall Herald in Marshall, Illinois

26 Jul 1916

Page 8

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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1916

Page

8

Central High School and election musings by H. C. Bell

The piece extols Central High School as a major city landmark and discusses upcoming preparedness laws and militia drills. It then argues the presidential race is settled between Wilson and Hughes, predicting a landslide outcome and likening future defeat to Emperor William’s fate. Author H. C. Bell contemplates political futures and broader wartime stakes.

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Obituary of Mrs Alice Mott and family details

Mrs. Alice Mott nee Sickler born February 17 1861 Vermilion Edgar county died July 18 1916. Survived by husband William and four daughters Alice Mamie Nettie Blundell Ollie. a brother Elmer Sickler Terre Haute and sister Ida Cline Terre Haute. First husband John Ray died October 12 1889. Previous marriage produced five children all but one daughter Mrs Charles Hackett predeceased. Cause cancer suffered over a year and joined Evangelical church after baptism. Funeral at Livingston cemetery preached by Rev III Buyeria. Burial included wreaths. Riley poem excerpts quoted.

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