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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1910

Page

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Editors Endorse Cannon in 18th District Meeting

Delegates of nearly all Republican and independent papers in the 18th district met in Danville to back Joseph G Cannon. The gathering praised Cannon’s Congress service and Taft's early tariff actions, adopting resolutions urging Cannon as candidate for the sixtieth second Congress and endorsing Governor Deneen and state officers.

Republican Independent Danville Hik Frank Lindley B. Roach Kankakée B. F. Shankland Watseka Republican Cannon Congress Perry Ellis Quincy Taft Pecans Honseph G. Cannon Joseph G. Cannon Minots Roosevelt Lincoln Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Harrison McKinley William H. Taft Joseph G., Cannon Deneen Lawrence Y agRepublican

Seed and Soil Special trains boost farming knowledge

The Seed and Soil Special, a joint effort by railroads and the state experiment station, brings lecturers to farmers to discuss modern farming methods and agricultural science. The Big Four route visit drew strong farmer turnout and improved trust in scientific approaches.

James B. Hill

New Methodist Church Dedicated at Westfield

A newly completed Methodist church at Westfield was dedicated last Sunday. The event drew local residents as brickwork and design were highlighted in the ceremony.

Westfield

Poorman and Anderson Wed in City Office Ceremony

Albert Poorman and Miss Laura Anderson were married Wednesday by Esquire B. Martin at his office. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson of West Union, wore cream cashmere and was attended by her sister Clara Anderson and W D Baughman Jr. A reception followed at the groom's parents home as they plan to start housekeeping on the farm recently purchased by the Poorman family.

Albert Poorman Laura Anderson Esquire

Big Four Railroad to Double Track Harrisburg Line

A Grayville correspondent reports that the Big Four plans to double track the line from Harrisburg north. Representatives of Kahl Construction were in town to grade the line and prep for work. The company will use a steam shovel as soon as frost leaves the ground.

Harrisburg Grayville Kahl Construction Company

Favors Humane Society Ed Letter Supports Humane Work

An East End Citizen letter praises the Humane Society and urges aggressive action to improve the lot of animals used for labor, arguing humans should lead with compassion while animals cannot help themselves.

Herald East End

Sheriff hopeful Charles Short enters Republican race

Charles S Short of Casey announced his run for the Republican nomination for sheriff. A farmer and Casey township native, he has served as constable for two years and is described as reliable and highly esteemed by neighbors. His bid aims to strengthen the ticket in a strong race.

Charles S. Short Casey

Circuit Court Docket Details Large Section of Continued Cases

The circuit court terms show a large docket with 46 common law cases, 44 chancery and 13 criminal matters continued from the prior term. Listings name plaintiffs and defendants, numerous assumpsit and debt actions, appeals, and ejectment cases involving W. C. Edwards et al., Knights of Pythias, Westfield Tele Co, St. L. Ry Co, and others.

Circuit Couyt Chancery Nathaniel’ P. Daughettee Ohio of Company Assumpsit Belle Orndorff Knights of Pythias Deeds & Manly W. B. Linn E. C.—Appeal E. Lo DuPont Powder Co W. C. Edwards Et al -Debt Braden & Wertman W. C. Edwards Et al Frick Reed Supply Co Lizzie Wade Graham & Craig M. A. Ewing Dean H Electric Co Westfield Tele. Co—G Jas H. Fauble A. van Dyke Judson Harmon C. H QR. Ry. Co Levi A. Wilkin St. L. Ry Co J. B. Schatz A. P Brook Bennett F. Johnson Wesley Beard J. W. G.—Assumpsit Harry Conrad Charles Bair Clara Conrad Natl Bank of New Martinsville George Lancaster W. T B. M. Davison Mary A. Thompson A. P & F. J. B.—Appeal Herb Parkins E C Sandals, Griffin & Co aAttachment Cribbs & Cribbs Tri-State Oil Co C. V C. Ry. Co G. S.—Assumpsit Joseph DeWolf Dexter C. Davis Bllis Lee B. C William Tiffin Charles Hartman E. C Mary McCarty Ed Coons W. B. Bean J. Ww. Q Wm. A. Adams B.—Assumpsit M. J. Sherer Hughes & Henney John H. Hurst Dutford C. R. Dulin

Canning Factory Promised by Local Prospect

The Commercial Club considers a tomato canning proposal from a company seeking 200 acres this season and planning a factory next year. Farmers offered a guaranteed price and a secure market with no stock sale, via Marshall State Bank.

From & Canning ‘Company Marshall Marshall State Bank Brown

Vandalia Line Plans Partial Double Track Expansion

The Vandalia Line edges toward a full double track from St Louis to Indianapolis with segments from Mulberry Grove to Greenup and Collinsville to Highland slated this year. Montrose to Altamont will be completed first as most meeting points lie there, promising more trains and faster schedules for through passengers and freights.

St. Louis Indianapolis Mulberry Grove Greenup Collinsville Highland St Louis Montrose Altamont Greenville

Republican Convention Nominating Meetings Across Townships

The Republicans of Marshall township meet at the court house March 19 at 2 pm to nominate town clerk collector assessor and highway commissioner for two years. Wabash township convenes at Weaver's Store March 19 at 2 pm for township offices. Anderson township convenes March 18 at 2 pm at the town house to nominate a township ticket. Dolson township meets March 21 at 2 pm at the town house to nominate a township ticket.

Marshall Township Court House Wabash Township Weaver’s Weaver Central Anderson Township David Nicol Dolson Dolson Township D Ross

Paving Plan for Main Locust and Fifth Streets

The Board of Public Improvements proposes additional street paving in the coming season. It urges Main and Locust from Fourth Street east to Michigan Avenue west, and Fifth Street from Main to Locust, including the north block of the courthouse. Completion of Sixth Street paving will finish north city limits improvements in Marshall.

Board of Public Improvements

Oldest Lodge Member John Crossley Joined Last Thursday

The Marshall lodge of Modern Woodmen reports its oldest member, John Crossley, initiated last Thursday night. A Mexican War veteran, he is 84, unable to use life insurance benefits but joins as a social member.

Marshall Lodge of Modern Woodmen John Crossley Crossley Jolmed

Candy kitchen opens on East Main street

New Business Enterprise Messrs Arthur Berry of Columbus Ohio and N N Webster of Paris have opened a candy kitchen on East Main street. They bring wide experience in this line of business and expect to build a good local trade soon.

Messrs Arthur Berry Columbus, O N. N. Webster Paris East Main Street

Sunday Bully Secures Promise Ahead of Danville Visit

A committee visited Danville last Wednesday and secured a promise from Bully Sunday. If the team obtains an assay from Danville, the plan will proceed to Marshall by April election time, according to the latest reports.

Dan‘ville Danville Marshall Byte Eas

Real Estate Transfers Record Listings in Local Market

Barbara Schad transfers to Fred Schad and others involve numerous parcels including lots Westfield Casey and West Union with prices from 1 to 9600 dollars. Entries include Nora Brown to C P Green and Lucia Haddix transfers, plus multiple Haddix, Summers, Hacker and Shawver dealings.

Barbara Schad Fred A Schad Ne & Nw Nora B Brown C P Green Lot Westfield Jacob Minnecks Lyman Black A Aynerson Samuel Haddix A J Garver Elias Haddix L A Manhart James Hacker Wm Ziegler Pt N J O Keller Ernest Pach Edgar Summers Et al George Lafferty Anna J Knecht Louisa Marsh Fot Casey Lucia Had Alanson Connelly Lot Casey J W Shawver Elmer B Shawver Nw & Pt F Johnson Archer’s Ad Marshall Cc Blankenbeker R O Fix W S Glenn Daniel H Miller Martinsville

Remembers Old Home in Stafford Kansas

Tip Johnson of Stafford writes about growing up in Clark County Anderson and Melrose townships attending the old Combs school house with teacher S C Fox in 1851. He recalls a 27 inch snowfall in 1867 and notes he is 70, living in Kansas since 1876. He seeks to reconnect with former classmates.

Tip Johnson Stafford Kan The Herald Clark County Anderson Melrose Combs S C Fox Fox Grenville Freeman Kansas

Is Masonry a Religion Address by Rev. A W Miles

Rev A W Miles will give a talk at the First Congregational church next Sunday evening on Is Masonry a Religion prepared for the Royal Arch Masons banquet but postponed due to late hour Frank Cole will sing two numbers during the event.

A. W. Miles First Congregational Church Royal Arch Masons Frank Cole

Evangelical Church Notice

Services on Sunday March 13 across locations at Big Creek 10 30 a m Marshall 2 30 p m Grand Turn 7 p m all are invited to attend these services

Evangelical Church Big Creek Marshall Grand Turn

Collector's Notice from Fowler for Tax Collection Day

Collector Harry Fowler announces a town meeting to collect taxes on Saturday at the county office. Residents are advised to bring payment and property records to settle outstanding taxes.

esHarry ‘Fowler

California letter from Terminal recalls rain drought and naval visits

The writer reports no rain since December floods, fears harmed crops, and notes a family death of Mattie O Neil formerly Manley with details of her life. Naval flotilla visits San Pedro near winter harbor activity and future target practice at Magdalena Bay amid local weather contrasts and harbor expansion.

Calif Herald Norine O’nell O'Neil Provencal la Leesville O' Neil Mattie Manley Marshall Roy P. O'Neil O Neil Effingham Pittsburg Kansas Little Rock Ark Louisiana Norine Mattie Chas Sunkel San Pedro Henry Bamesberger Redman Charlie Californiaia Tulare County Hess’s Mannocks California Torpedo Boat Flotilla Uff Whips, PLC Rowan Perry Preble Lawrence Goldsborough Stewart Truxtun Hopkins San Diego Vesgelat Magdalena Bay Hérere Nao Wilmington Dredgda’s ORY San Pedro Ioueers Uber Heard Point Renate Fand

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