Asked and Answered in The Marshall Herald
Readers submit questions to the US Press Association with postal reply details. Topics cover Sargasso Sea lore, poetry publishing, photo engraving versus plain print, origins of the Irish potato, electricity as fuel, Federal Council of Churches, decorating the Congressional Library, Alaska population, historical profile use, rice production, and the tulip's origins and spread from Constantinople to Europe.
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Marshall Herald
U. S. Press Association
Continental Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Ireland
United States
Orient
Carolinas
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Sacramento Valley
California
Europe
Constantinople
Vienna
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Persia
Syria
Coolidge and Underwood Social Bond Ties Politics
Washington reports focus on how party ties affect social life as Senator Oscar S. hosts and President Coolidge, both allies of Underwood, deepen a friendship that crosses party lines. The agenda includes trimming government budgets by about 2 percent annually to reduce expenditures without crippling operations.
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Wm L. Daley
The
Herald
Washington
Alabama
Oscar Seat
United States
U. S
Cookeell
War Department
Obituary of Thomas McCoy in Illinois town
Thomas McCoy born February 2 1925 in Clark County died May 25 1925 at age 6 days. Survived by parents Joe and Mary McCosun, eight siblings George Edith Dorothy Loran Kenneth Thomas Danaline. one brother Alex West Terre Haute. two sisters Mrs Mary A Reeves and Mrs Hattle McCosun Colton California. Funeral by Rev Roy Purdue at Dunlap Tuesday at 2 o clock, remains interred.
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Phomeas
Joe McCos
George Tue Harteet WeCos
Wes
Clark
Metaee Tee Mass
Pula Hudeon
Peetal
Tom
Roy Purdue
Dunlap
Eighth grade graduates hear commencement address
Mrs Ida McBryde and Mrs Rose Gillespie attend the eighth grade graduation in the high school gym. A class of forty-six graduates is presented with diplomas by Supt B n Holscher, and 54 seniors receive diplomas at the high school exercises. Dr Jensen of Butler College speaks on The World of Today.
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Ida McBryde
Chicago
Mary Abraham
Wilbur Burr
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Ewing Chancellor
Vern and
Otis
Muncie
Indiana
Rose Gillespie
Roy Haner
Robert Gillespie
Arcola
Raton
New Mexico
Iva Kelly
R. H Kelly
Indianapolis
B. F Burnett
Velma
Hammond
Mary Burnett
Cecil Fuson
A. V. Clark
Margaret
St. Mary’s
Thomas J. Stiff
Cecil Stiff
Edith Davis
Fairmount
Ind
Harry Painter
Hartford City
Bert T Brewer
Claire Chrysler
Indiana Central College
Tr. D. Taubeneck
Illinois Normal College
Normal
Irene Taubenech
Abe
Vaiss Mary Abrahaim
Merl Burdette
Marie Hensick
Florence Davis
Genevieve Perkins
Bn Holscher
Jensen
Butler College
America
Winifred Boyd
Maxine Sturdevant
Ruth Eyestone
Vaughn Arney
Walters
Notice of Publication In Clark County Court 1925
Public notice in Marshall Illinois announces a forfeiture case against Nicolo Dibona and Henry J Smith for transporting intoxicating liquor. The amended petition filed June 4 1925 returns September seven next for nonresident defendants to appear or plead.
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Ahlinois
Clark County
State of Illinois
OM. Turner
Henry J Smith
Nicolo Dibona
Studebaker
Ihnois
Nicolo Dikbona
Henry J. Smith
Nicolo ‘di Bona
Marshall
L. H. Atkins
Marshall, Mlinois
Everett Connelly
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Sargasso Sea
Roslup
New York Zoological Society
Ocean
Rica
Chihata
Peru
Walter Raleigh
Fageland
Walter Raletgh
Cork
Scotland
US Bureau of Standards
Federal Council of Churches of the United States
Wus
Congress'onal Library
Dee
Forts
Alaska
Antigonus
Alexander the Great
Cyclops
Coolidge
Underwood
Senate
Mr Coolidge
Senator Underwood
Thomas McCoy
Mive
Casey
Uberly Variety Store
Calle Pats Keall
Bf. Cheney
Toledo
of the American Legion
American Legion
Niagara Falls
Cyrafoam
KH. M. Dewey Bi C 'Bie
Mairshall
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