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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1928

Page

2

Gas tax question fuels debate in Illinois and Terre Haute ads

The piece questions Illinois gas tax legality after the state supreme court ruling against a tax. It criticizes political influence in the decision and urges a tax that funds highway users fairly. It also reviews Terre Haute Suburban Day ads praising straightforward merchandising outreach and local merchant organization efforts.

Chicago Motor Club Floyd E. Thompson Supreme Court Hai Chicago Illinois

Flour and feed business sold to Cr Wells

J W Huckaba and H R Johnson sold their flour and feed business to Cr Wells a local boy who is trusted by customers. Mrs Martha Lambdin 87 fell Sunday breaking her hip and is recovering at her son George Lambdin’s home. Rev M F Collier died in Tampa Florida funeral held at Winter Park Florida. Albert Keith hospitalized in Union with visitors from Terre Haute Wednesday.

J W Huckaba H. R. Johnson Cr. Wells Wells Mr. Wells Martha Lambdin Lambdin George Lambdin John Collier M. F. Collier Tampa Florida Victor Collier Winter Park Charles Taggart Lew Logue Terre Haute Albert Keith Union Hospital

Etchison to widen road under Pennsylvania tracks Route 11

J W Etchison was awarded the project to widen a narrow slab and build a new road under the Pennsylvania tracks just east of Martinsville on Route 11 National highway. Western Union Telegraph Co closed its local office March 1 shifting business to the Pennsylvania telegraph tower and ending clock service. Cyrus Sanders of Omaha Illinois bought the John Gore grocery on South Central Avenue moving in with his family last week after closing the deal Monday. Mrs H D Leavengood and son Victor of Ocala Florida visited her father J W Price in Oakland Tuesday through Thursday then returned home Sunday.

J. W. Etchison Martinsvile Western Union Telegraph Co Pennsylvania Telegraph Tower Cyrus Sanders Omaha Illinois John Gore South Central Avenue Sanders H. D. Leavengood Victor Ocala Fla J. W. Price Oakland Leavengood

Westfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Gladys McCaffrey visited Charleston this week. C C Messinger sought Hernia treatment in St Louis. Mrs C C Walston and Mr and Mrs Ora Walston of Mt Carmel visited C H Moore. W T Stevens toured Chicago for Stevens Bros business. Ben H Lewis welcomed a baby girl born February 21 weighing six and a half pounds. Lee Reed and wife from Casey visited D H and Della Evinger.

Gladys McCaffrey Charleston C. C. Messinger St. Louis C. C. Walston Ora Walston Mt. Carmel C. G. Walston C. H. Moore W. T. Stevens Chicago Stevens’ Bros Ben H. Lewis Lee Reed Casey D. H Della Evinger

Week's Recorded Transfers Highlight Several Property Deals

Co R Borah transfers land in 32-11-14 to Geo W Solomon for 1 dollar. E A Snyder and others sell a West Union lot to H H Lory for 1736 dollars. Elizabeth L Hammar and others convey a Casey lot to T R Morrow for 1 dollar. Willie Jeffers sells a Hatton lot to Mertie Ola Collier for 1 dollar. Lorinda Frassnacht moves a Marshall lot to Frank Cole for 1 dollar. Little Kesler transfers land in 9-11-11 to Michael Baker for 300 dollars.

Co. R. Borah Geo. W. Solomon E. A. Snyder Et al H. H. Lory West Union Elizabeth L. Hammar T. R. Morrow Casey Willie Jeffers Mertie Ola Collier Hatton Lorinda Frassnacht Frank Cole Marshall Little Kesler Michael Baker

D A R Chapter Contributes to Hall Foundation

Walter Burdick Chapter D A R sends a donation to the Constitutional Hall foundation in Washington D C by the National Organization of Daughters of the American Revolution. The gift honors five deceased local members Alice Reed Harlan Cora Robinson Briscoe Mary Crossley Stella Mitchell Baird and Ada Madison Jennings and their names will be placed in the cornerstone.

Walter Burdick Constitutional Hall Washington, D. C National Organization of Daughters of the American Revolution Alice Reed Harlan Cora Robinson Briscoe Mary Crossley Stella Mitchell Baird Ada Madison Jennings

County Teachers Examination Set for March 16 17

County Superintendent B F Holscher announced the regular teachers examination will be held at the courthouse next week on Friday and Saturday March 16 and 17.

Court House

Ola Collier Purchases Snyder General Store

Miss Ola Collier of Snyder purchases the Snyder general store from Walter Garwood and will take charge tomorrow.

Ola Collier Garwood Snyder Walter Garwood Miss Collier

Board of Supervisors to Meet in Special Session

The county Board of Supervisors will meet in special session Monday at the court house.

Board OF Supervisors County Board of Supervisors Court House

Light Refreshments and Temperance in All Things

A humorous reflection on church sociables and meals tainted by excess. The writer confesses indulgence at church socials from six thirty to ten, noting lavish menus, hidden sugars, and the joke that even religious gatherings edge toward debauch. The piece recalls the Apistle instruction to temperance.

Electric flatiron stunt sparks unlikely egg fry claim

A Detroit News brief notes a visiting young man asserts that a single egg is the maximum number that can be fried at once on the bottom of an electric flatiron. The claim appears in a quirky local item.

Detroit News

Talbot Crane Celebrates Sixth Birthday Luncheon

In the Boston Transcript note, Talbot Crane marked his sixth birthday with a luncheon attended by seven boys and girls. The event highlighted a family gathering and children celebrating a milestone.

Maine Munster Talbot Crane Boston Transcript

Haenig Announces Candidacy for Road Commissioner

Frank Haenig declares his run for Road Commissioner of Marshall Township subject to Democratic primary. He frames his bid as a community service effort and seeks party support.

Marshall Township Frank Haenig

Road Commissioner Candidate Message in Marshall Township

A candidate for Road Commissioner in Marshall township states candidacy is under the Democratic primary process. R. O. Fix signs his statement of intent to seek the office.

Frank Cooper Named Candidate for Highway Commissioner

The Herald announces Frank Cooper of Marshall township is a candidate for Highway Commissioner pending the Republican primary.

Herald Frank Cooper Marshall Township

Smittkamp declares candidacy for Highways Commissioner

Chas Smittkamp announces bid for Highways Commissioner of Marshall Township in the Republican primary filed under party will. He presents as candidate seeking party nomination and support in the upcoming election.

Road Commissioner Candidacy Filed in Wabash Township

Fred Saiter announces his bid for Highway Commissioner of Wabash township subject to Republican voters decision. He seeks support from local party members and residents ahead of the primary.

Wabash Township Fred Saiter

Everett Macke Announces Candidacy for Wabash Township Clerk

Everett Macke declares his candidacy for Clerk of Wabash Township subject to Republican voters in the primary convention. He emphasizes loyalty to party principles and calls for orderly administration of township records and services.

Wabash Township Everett Macke

Marshall Township Assessor Nominee Cited for Democratic Nominatio

For assessor of Marshall Township, the office seeks a candidate aligned with the Democratic voters for nomination. W. A. Williams is listed as a potential contender under party support and local electoral process.

Marshall ‘Township W. A. Williams

Road Commissioner Race Foretold in Marshall Township Primary

The announcement names Chas. T. English as a candidate for Road Commissioner of Marshall Township subject to approval by Republican voters in the upcoming primary.

Marshall Township Chas. T. English

Carter Sed Seeks Republican Nomination for Wabash Assessor

Local candidate Carter Sed announces his bid for the Republican nomination as Assessor in Wabash Township. He emphasizes experience in county records, tax assessment procedures, and public service as qualifications.

Wabash Township Carter Sed

It Is More Unfortunate to Be Humor Blind

A concise quotation noting that humor blindness can be more limiting than color blindness, attributed to a Boston Transcript line.

Boston Transcript

Home and Paradise Lost in a Gond Descendant Tale

A fragmentary note cites a lineage and a place called paradise as home for Adam and his descendants, with a cryptic reference to Hare. The line suggests themes of origin and belonging within a family lore.

Adam the Gond Hare

Footing Fails to Reveal Best Foot in Kooky Adage

The source quotes a quirky line about people not knowing their best foot and how to present it, attributed to American Magazine. The note reads like a brief culture observation with a humorous take on self awareness.

American Magazine

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Marshall Huerald The Wabash Valley Printing Co Clark County Harry B. Potter Postoffice Finance Department Springfield Supreme Court of the State Terre-Haute Wabash Valley Merchants’ Association Merchants Association Martinsville Matinsville Planet Casey Banner Westfield Westfield Review HALL John Joseph Gaines, MD R. O. Fix Chas. Smittkamp Forbes Magazine Home and Baby R. I G. C. Cunningham Martinsville, Illinois Walter E. Cork Marshall Aidbase Wabash Valley Printing Go Dlinois
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