Farmers Are Assisted By Republican Congress Says Writer
Washington report argues daylight saving repeal and other measures relieve farmers. It credits Republicans for ending Southern discrimination, boosting crop prices, curbing meat packing monopolies, and expanding agricultural development while criticizing President Wilson for vetoes and war powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sabin
Washington
Republican Congress
Wilson
Congress
Fouth
Herbert Hoover
United States Crain Corporation
Republican
Louisiana
South
Europe
House Committee On Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clayton
Illinois in the Wet Fight for Beer and Wine
The wets aim to add Illinois to their eastern gains and elect wet legislators and officials to overturn prohibition. Supreme Court rulings empower a broader wet push, while church groups, editors, and sheriff reports heighten anti prohibition sentiment as primaries approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Christgau
Illinois
New York
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Dalrymple F
New York City
China
England
Pussyfoot Johnson
Chicago Tribune
Circuit Court Outlook for July Term
Few new cases filed for the July term. Recorded matters include Jessie Duvall versus William Duvall for divorce and Levi N. Tingley versus Laura M. Tingley for divorce. Other actions: Amanda Manhart versus David L. Manhart for separate maintenance. Wm. I. Wilson et al. versus Hiram C. Wilson et al. for partition. M. C. Dorsey versus W H Dorsey for divorce. Robert Black versus Harrison Black et al. for partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Jessie Duvall
William Duvall
Wm. I .Wilson
Hiram C Wilson
Amanda Manhart
David L. Manhart
Laura M. Tingley
Levi N. Tingley
M. C. Dorsey
W H. Dorsey
Robert Black
Harrison Black
al Partizon
Porter takes new auditor post in Findlay Ohio
M. W. Porter formerly of Marshall begins duties as auditor for the Ohio Oil and Illinois Pipe Line companies in Findlay Ohio. His Marshall friends note the promotion and the Porters have moved to Findlay, a city praised as a fine residence by visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Porter
Marshall
Findlay
Ohio
Ohio Oil Company
Illnois Pipe Line Company
Pigs to Boys and Girls at Clark County
Last Saturday 29 Clark County youths each received a purebred pig after drawing at the farm bureau. Pigs arrived by carriages and wagons while officials weighed and numbered them for distribution. The event drew crowds and fostered friendships between older and younger breeders, with plans to showcase in the fall fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Farm Bureau
Livestock Association
First Methodist Prepares Summer Program With Music and Sermons
The First Methodist Church outlines a summer plan to edify members with enhanced music and live theme sermons under 20 minutes. Services include Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 10 45 a m Epworth League at 6 00 Evening worship at 7 30 and a Wednesday Bible study. All are welcome at the Pythian Theatre venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Day General Conference
Epworth League
Pythian Theatre
Sunday Services and Prayer Meeting Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30, preaching at 1 30 and 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7 30. J Mundorf, Pastor.
Memorial Day Observances Segue Through Marshall
Large crowds gathered in Marshall for memorial day ceremonies with soldiers decorating graves at Catholic and Marshall cemeteries. The Marshall band played and 84 veterans in uniform attended as Rev H M Brooks of Paris spoke in the Pythian theatre introduced by Capt Arthur Pooryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Marshall Band
Pythian Theatre
H M Brooks
Paris
Arthur Poor Yan
Superintendent Edwards Named to Lead Marshall Schools
Professor Edwards of Virginia City Illinois elected to fill vacancies from resignations of Prof Harry Slusser and Prof E J Evans. He will oversee both the city schools and the high school with a salary of 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Virginia City
Illinois
Harry Slusser
E J Evans
Marshall
Transfer of Ohio Oil office prompts local family moves
The Ohio Oil Company moves the Robinson Cashier’s Office to Marshall, prompting three families to relocate next month. E L Taylor who ran the Robinson office since its early days will move to Marshall with son Tongld M Taylor and George Farris. Donald Taylor transfers to Lindsay and Farris to Marshall. Wm McCaman will handle cashier duties in Robinson. Local civic ties include Taylor’s prior service as alderman and school board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Ol Company
Robinson
E. L. Taylor
Marshall
Tongld M Taylor
George Farris
Donald Taylor
Tindsay Ohio
Mr Farris
Wilnois
Pmindlay
Ohio
Illinois
Wm McCaman
Taylor
Envie
Board of Education
Robinson Township
Esote
Prayer Meeting Night for Churches This Week
This week and next open to not more than three events per week for any organization. Tonight at 7 30 pm is a prayer meeting night for the churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Herald
Death of George Merrick Arbuckle in Alaska
George Merrick Arbuckle died at his home in Idi terod Alaska while planning a trip to Marshall. He was known as Merrick around Marshall and respected as a business man. Miss Laura Arbuckle of this city is his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Newman
Indianapolis
Newman
Wlhe
May
Try A Macklin
John Kelley
Martinsville
George Merrick Arbuckle
Iditerod
Alaska
Marshall
Merrick
Laura Arbuckte
Taubeneck to Speak at Court House on Peace Topic
Taubeneck will address the American Legion at the courthouse tomorrow night on The Price of Peace. The change shifts the date from Friday night due to the high school commencement and the regular Legion meeting remains at 7 30 p m Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taubbeneck
Court House
Taubenecks
American Legion
TD Taubeneck
Somerville and Pritchard Wedding Ties Families
Faith Pritchard will wed George Somerville this afternoon at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Grant Pritchard. Attendants include Mr and Mrs FE F Murphys and daughter Dorothy of Richmond, Katherine Walker, Jean Swern of Robinson, Mrs J E Somerville, Mrs Claude Warris of Detroit, Mrs James Morton and daughter Jane of Walnut Prairie, Milfred Thomas and Samuel Sterchi of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Pritchard
George 1
Somerville
Grant Pritchard
FE F Murphys
Dorothy
Richmond
Ind
Katherine Walker
Jean Swern
Robinson
J E. Somerville
Claude Warris
Detroit
Mieh
James Morton
Jane
Walnut Prairie
Milfred Thomas
Samuel Sterchi
Terre Haute
Sunday Services At First Church With Pastor Huggins
Sunday school begins at 9 30 with regular preaching at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm. G L Huggins serves as pastor guiding the congregation through morning and evening services.
Local Fraternal and Church Meetings Schedule
The Marshall Herald lists weekly gatherings including American Legion regulars on Fridays at 8 00 pm at the Pxthiar Theatre High School commencement events, Red Men Wigwam meetings, K of P Lodge, prayer meetings, and Court of Honor sessions on the 2nd and 4th Fridays.
Fannie Andrews Resigns as Librarian in Marshall
Fannie Andrews has resigned as librarian of Marshall city library to take effect July 1. Miss Andrews intends to return to Urbana to become director of the Congregational house, a home for girls attending the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Andrews
Marshall City
Miss Andrews
Urbana
Congregational House
Property Transfers Record Across Counties in 19th Century Ledger
A series of land conveyances lists grantor and grantee names with parcel sizes, section townships and ranges, and sale prices. Transactions include William W W Doll to Robert Black 40 acres at 34-12-11 for 1100 dollars and Emma Brosman to Maurice Tuttle for 120 percent acres at 11-10-13 for 500 dollars, among others in Cumberland and Westfield areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W W. Doll
Robert Black
William R. Lake
Henry M. McTheeters
Emma Brosman
Maurice Tuttle
Webster Tuttle
C. B. Waterford
William Grover Decker
Willam E. McDaniel
Samuel Rooks
Viola
Towell Beaubout
John W. Ennis
AL R Hays
Winfield Y. Hays
E. W. Mann
Homer Mahon
Westfield
John D Davis
Fred E. Shadeland
G. R. McDaniel
William Tolle
Lis Cumberland
Willam Tolle
C A
Canaday
Kis Cumberland
Car Fire on East Main Street Injures Vehicle
Chas Ferris was refilling his car on East Main Street Sunday night when a passerby lit a cigarette causing an instantaneous blaze. The fire engulfed the front seat before firefighters arrived and extinguished it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Ferris
East Main Street
Mickie Says It Dnt Make No Diff When Boss Feels Good
A colloquial newspaper blurb notes Mickie declares mood unaffected by bad luck or storms as the boss begins with a stack of letters on the desk awaiting the paper and money envelopes.
West Union Shooting Leaves Two Injured
News from Marshall reports Mabel Brown shot Clayborn Edwards near West Union at about 10 last night. Brown then shot herself and is said to be in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Mabel Brown
Clayborn Edwards
West Union
Miss Brown
Road Work Delays Signal Marshall Cement Shortage
Letters from E W Hillier secretary treasurer of James C Heyworth Construction warn Marshall readers that cement deliveries have lagged, delaying road construction near Marshall. He notes equipment shuffles and asks for patience while officials pursue supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W Hillier
Jas. C. Heyworth Construction Company
Marshall
Chicago
Harry B. Potter
Marshall Herald
Marshall Tilinois
St. Bradt
Missouri Portland Cement Company
E W Hillier
Lodges Unite in Memorial Services Gather at Court House
Four orders of the IOOF and K of P unite for memorial services to decorate graves. The gathering is Sunday June 12 with a 1:00 pm assemble at the courthouse. A detailed program will be announced next week.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ells L Schuyler and Others
Ells L Schuyler 21 of Macon HK weds Leah V Catherwood 20 of Oconee Il Clifford O Kuykendall 25 of Dennison weds Mary Pansey Nickle 19 of Dennison Floyd Shounk 24 of Sullivan Ind weds Rhoda Horne 19 of Sullivan Ind Noel Yandell 21 of Tunell Hil NL weds Reda Sharp 17 of Martinsville
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Sabin
Ilinois
Circuit Court Outlook
Porter
Farm Bureau Office
First Methodist
P Raymond Powers
Christian Science
J Mundorf
John Sullivan
Arbuckle
American Legion Speaking
Somerville—Pritchard
G. L. Huggins, Pastor
Poe
Church County
Spence
K of P Lodge
Mickie
Keyworth
E W. Hillier
G W Wells
James Heyworth Co
Herald
Congregational Church
Dor Winterrowed
Clowes Orchestra of
Marjorie Lewis
Robert Tibbs
Virginia Shiw
Virginia Davis
Sarah Matkin
Harold Bright
Marshall Club
BS Darwin Sunday School
Darwin Township
Snyder
Rosa Pine
Henry Blockinner
Jess Lathop
Rex John Craig Foola
Miav
Stalhes
Suneiov
Work Woom
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