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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

5

Long list of town visitors and events around Read's garage

Read's garage hosts car storage and a busy roster of town visitors and notices. Names include Arthur Hurst Sailor Bob Clark and James Rees with dozens of local residents and travelers from Terre Haute Tibbs and Martinsville. Fire events, rail troubles and social plans anchor a sprawling community snapshot.

Read’s Arthur Hurst Bob” Clark Aee James Rees Terre Haute Marshall Ars Wallace Tabenheimers Pinkstaff

President Wilson Arrives Unannounced to Converse With Senators

President Wilson entered the U S Senate chamber with a private key to summon twenty two Senators for talks on important legislation amid tariff bill debate. Senators Bacon Stone James Chamberlain Lewis O Gorman and Bradley were sought as golf and baseball occupied others. The overworked lawmakers face long hours in the greatest deliberative body.

Wilson United States Senate Capitol Bacon Stone James Chamberlain Lewis O’gorman Bradley Senate

Historic Van Cortlandville Inn to be Razed for Modern Home

Waller 8, Hamilton of Nyack plans to raze the historic house near Peekskill and replace it with a modern home. The building served as a Revolutionary War inn and Washington’s troops often rested there. Major Andre’s guard once had breakfast there. Daughters of the American Revolution failed to save it.

van Cortlandville Peekskill Waller Hamilton Nyack Washington Hudson River Andre Daughters of the

Pastor's Benefit Tale: Please Pass the Cake for Jesus

A Kansas City Star anecdote recalls Mary, noted more for mischief than manners, who begs the minister to pass a cake "for Jesus' sake" after craving seconds. The story frames a humorous moment at a church table with a playful moral.

Mary Mr. Blair Kansas City Star

Yale Item Prices Note Market Signals

Fragmentary OCR shows numeric tokens and currency signs likely from a classifieds or price listing. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a full事件 or subject.

Music Pupils Sought by Miss Helen Scott in Piano Classes

Miss Helen Scott offers piano lessons for a few primary pupils at 402 Locust Street on reasonable terms. Mrs R H Brown visited in Paris yesterday. T W Shipe says he plans to stay in Marshall and make the city his home. Mr and Mrs Guy McJimpsey of Vincennes visited Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kiplinger Saturday and Kiplinger accompanied them to Vincennes Sunday for a brief visit.

J.E. Tibbs Tibbs Miss Cathering’ ‘Snyder Shelt _Davis Mary Vallient Plainsfield New Jersey Eww James” Colgrove Pennsylvania Colgrove 10Th and Plum Sts Cowling Cairo West Union Father Healey Bedford Russell Rankin, Ill O. A. Kelger Russell Kathryn Mary Roach St. Marys Academy South ‘Bend Ind Miss Roach Toledo Ohio Emanuel Claypool Bloomington Ops Thurman Figg Mattoon BR. O. Baker Paris A. R. Sisson Robinson Alonzo Clem Casey Carrol Mable ‘Briscoe Urbana Henry Poorman Farmer City J.sl. Whiteside Creal Springs R. A. Mitchell Indianapolis Henry Musselman C. M. Sullins Matilda Boaz Indianapolis, Inc F. W. Kellogg Joseph Blocksom Danville Edith Hunt Youngstown Roy Hunt Irving P. King Edith M. Gottschalk Terre Haute C. F. Gottschalk C. EB. Taylor San Antonio Texas LJ Weir G. W Préwett Carl Taubeneck Opal, Elston May Norris Marshall Silas Weir Cates Prevo’s Landing Wabash J. E.noonan Marshall“ ‘Club Scott Mra. Bedford Russell Rane ‘Ann I. A Tebesi Thorpe Effingham Healey Josephine Healey Chicago W. J. Healey Buffalo Bill Alice Trefz Charles M. G. McConnell Olney Sam Ramsey Hannah Bray Ruth Jennings Nellie Griffin Helen Scott Locust Street T. W Shipe Guy McJimpsey Vincennes Lawrence Kiplinger

Fred Wailis Market Offers Fresh Meats and Cars

The piece advertises a market in the Kohl building on East Main with Wabash phone 95 and farmers' line 87. It notes P. B. Read displaying a new Studebaker 25 horsepower automobile on his floor for viewing.

Fred Wailis Elty. Kohl East Main P. B. Read Studebaker

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