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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1914

Page

5

Robinson Reports One Smallpox Case and Local Illnesses

The Robinson brief notes a single smallpox case alongside reports of serious illness pitting Mrs. James Brady and several residents across Casey Martinsville and Terre Haute. It lists many local visitors, marriages, illnesses, and small community events in a dense, date-rich roundup.

Trade Bills Offer for Local Produce Exchanges

Store alliance offers due bills usable at numerous town shops in exchange for produce at trade prices. The program promises savings for shoppers by converting goods into store credit across multiple lines.

Harpers Report Sparked City Extra On Street

Mr. Harper filed his investigation report near noon Thursday and the Herald issued a full extra by 4 pm. The story covers county officers' books and the latest public reaction.

Tibbs Stages New York Chicago Farce Excuse Me at Pythian

Tibbs announces he secured the original New York and Chicago production of the farce comedy Excuse Me for a March 18 performance at the Pythian Theater. He promises a new standard of theatricals for Marshall and calls on theater goers to attend.

Tibbs Pythian Theater Marshall New York Chicago

Senator Lewis Returns to Washington Amid Stalemate in Chicago

Washington dispatch reports Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Wilnels back in the capital after a two week Chicago visit with no candidate decisions. He notes Governor Dunne will visit the east in two weeks and hopes to settle the slate then. In the interim no action is planned. Pennsylvania Lines advertises low fares for south southwest and west routes with tickets via agents.

Washington City James Hamilton Lewis Wilnels Washington Chicago Dunne East

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