Questions and Answers from The Marshall Harald Feature
Readers send in inquiries to U S Press Association in Washington on air mail service candle power government salaries and Mead questions about prisons glass longevity and finances The column covers topics from telephone history to Federal Reserve and Bulgarian government with concise factual answers and date references.
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U. S Press Association
Continental Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Men Tour Northeast to View Sweet Clover Pastures
Farm Advisor Merritt leads a tour of Clark county farms in the northeast section to show sweet clover pastures. The visits, arranged in several tours, aim to demonstrate lime stone and Time stone soil amendments boosting legume growth and cattle pasturing.
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Merritt
Walter Welch S
Clark County
Obituary of Earl Lowry Son of Frank and Mary Lowry
Earl Lowry born 1891 Green Moss died May 23 1925 at age 34 from an automobile accident in Indianapolis. He married Emma Landreth in 1914 and lived in Indianapolis at his death. Survived by wife son Earl Junior mother step father two brothers six half brothers and several Marshall relatives. Funeral at Marshall Methodist Church May 25 with Rev. J. E. Evans. burial in Marshall Cemetery.
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Earl Lowry
Frank
Mary Lowry Clatfelter
Green Moss
Emma Landreth
Indianapolis
Earl Junior
Fred Clatfelter
Iracof Anadarko
Okla
Arthur
Marshall
Otto
Paul
Chalmers
Ross
William
Wayne Clatfelter
Methodist Church
J. E. Evans
War Debts and Senate Rules Debate Across Nation
The piece surveys ongoing discussions on war debts owed by foreign nations and the US move toward joining the World Court. It notes tensions over Senate rule changes, points out Moses defending rules as safeguards, and contrasts with Dawes’s view on deliberation versus gagging.
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Washington B C
United States
World Court
Notice of Probate of Will hearing set for July 6 1925
L. H. Atkins county clerk announces application for probate of the will of Mary A. Sims deceased of Clark County Illinois. Hearing to prove the will is scheduled for July 6 1925 at 9 o clock in the morning in the Marshall Illinois courthouse. Opposing parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate.
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Clark County
Myram L. Blakeman
Frances Bartlett
John Michael
Henry Blakeman
Clark Blakeman
Isaac Hicks
Roy Blakeman
Vern Blakeman
Harry Blakeman
Mary Potsford
Hazel Thixton
Eliza Chapman
Jane Davis
Mary Richart
Eliza Howard
Nefces
Breatenephews
Mary A. Sims
Ilinois
Marshall
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New York
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New Yorke
York
Cork
White House
United States Department of Labor
Atlanta
Feuera Reserve
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Indian River
Florida
Alexander Graham Bell
Watson
Bell
Finland
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Grand Duchy
Russian Empire
Haarlo_Juho Stahlbare
Ceidies
U S. Department of Agriculture
Richard Baxter
District of Columbia
Congress of the
Bulgaria
Boris Iff
Tsar Ferdinand
C. O. Thornsburgh
Hall
Aldra ‘Ggigus
F. J
Philippine
Wood
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J E Jones
Theodore Burton
Allied Debt Commission
Harding
Coolidge
Taft
Root
Lodge
League
Burton
Philippine Islands
Altoary Dissipitarvan General Peo
Moses
Dawes
L. H. Atkins
the American Legion
Percy Cox
Marshall Auto Sales
Bubeck and Gallaghe
Booth & Handy
John F. Cane
H. M. Dewey & Co
B. F Johnson
Chas. Kirchner
Edwin Booth
Lloyd Pulver J M
Marshall State Bank
Albert Sockler
H. B. O’hair
D. D. Doll & Son
O. Bruner & Company
Kelfer Drug Company
Black & Hutchinson
EB. B. Howell Hardware the Gift Shop
Harry McDaniel American Restaurant
Randy Kitchen
Marshall Battery Co. National Cafe
Brandenstein Bros
Cole & Cole Home Tire & Battery Co
Provo Motor Company
Whitlocke
Meehling & Honderich
Walker Snotts Democrat
Little Owl Cafe
Hall & Davidson
Hanley & Moye
Pat Smith
Cole Bros
Dr. Turman
W. H. Tibbs
W. A. Williams
Grabenheimer Bros. Lewis Drug Store
Liberty Variety Store
Illinois
American Legion
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