See America See America Union Pacific Gold Coast Limited Tour
The piece promotes a See America trip on the Union Pacific Gold Coast Limited from Wyoming to Utah. It highlights Salt Lake City and the Angel Moroni, Brigham Young era landmarks, the Federal Reserve Bank, and Death Valley travel from October to May for $42, with stops at Furnace Creek and views of Telescope Peak, Panamint ranges, and Ghost City of Rhyolite.
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Union Pacific
Gold Coast Limited
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Dakotas
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Angel Moroni
Moroni
Brigham Young
Federal Reserve Bank
Quuron Range
D. F Spencer
Union Pacific System
Death Valley
Furnace Creek
Pacific
Mount Whitney
United States
Earth
Amargosa
Rhyolte
Americas
America
Cane's Annual Spring Fashion Show Tonight at Py Theatre
Cane's Dry Goods Company presents its annual spring fashion revue tonight after the film Her Big Night at the Py Theatre. In a flower garden setting Betty Jane Larrison will announce the program as a faerie with models including Alice Cullop Martha McMorris Mary Anne Giffel Martha Myles Charlene Allen Louise Lickert Ruth Carpenter Virginia Prevo Ruth Noakes Louise Foley Edna Drake Genevieve Waldron Harriette Metz Iunia Upham and several Mrs. and Misses. The program features dresses millinery evening wear children’s wear suits coats and hats along with French doll dance by Lois Colbert and dances by Dorothea Rose Schickel. The event honors Miss Lois Colbert daughter of Prof J Re Colbert.
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John F. Cane Dry Goods Company
Pythian Theatre
Laura LaPlante
Betty Jane Larrison
Lois Colbert
Winona Hughes
Childen
Dorothea Rose Schickel
Alice Jane Cullop
Martha McMorris
Mary Anne Giffel
Martha Myles
Charlene Allen
Louise Lickert
Ruth Carpenter
Virginia Prevo
Ruth Noakes
Louise Foley
Edna Drake
Genevieve Waldron
Harriette Metz
Ijunia Upham
Everett Taubeneck
Virgil Hurst
Frank Malloy
Chevrolet Building Has New Coat of Paint
Dr. A. H. Simpson the new Chevrolet dealer in Marshall has redecorated the salesroom and building exterior The interior is cream and the exterior orange
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Chevrolet
Dr. A. H. Simpson
Marshall
Marshall Chamber of Commerce Meeting Adjourned for Elections
About 20 Marshall Chamber of Commerce members met at the Marshall House Monday to elect new officers. The meeting was adjourned to Monday March 21 for the vote. A nominating committee was elected: Harry B. Potter, S. R. Prevo and George G. Robertson.
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Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Marshall House
Harry B. Potter
S. R. Prevo
George G. Robertson
Casey Approves New High School Buildings
A special election in Casey township Saturday passed the proposition for a new vocational and gymnasium at Casey High School by 6 to 1. The project costs $190000 with $75000 already collected.
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Casey
Casey Township
Casey High School
Casey Telephone Buys Neoga Exchange in Illinois
Casey Illinois March 5 The Casey Telephone company completed the purchase of the Neoga exchange. The acquisition adds three plants in Casey Toledo and Neoga and will be operated as the Casey Toledo Neoga Telephone company with Osby A Logue of Casey as president. The change took effect March 1.
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Casey, Ill
Casey Telephone Company
Neoga Exchange
Casey
Toledo
Neoga
Casey, Toledo & Neoga Telephone Company
Osby A. Logue
Mickie Says Print Service Prompt and Ready
A bold vintage ad invites callers to print 1D items with quick on site service. It promises presses ink and type, claiming expertise to combine them for artistic results. Local tone emphasizes fast, reliable orders and personal commitment.
McKEEN Man Released After No Evidence Found
Max Remington of McKeen was arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff Roy Cropp on a charge of selling advertising falsely and released Wednesday after investigators found no evidence to justify holding him longer.
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Max Remington
McKeen
Sherry Roy Cropp
West Union Boy Goes to China with Marines
Adolph Glenn Yargus of West Union joins the U S Marines 4th Regiment stationed in Shanghai after the regiment sailed from San Diego aboard the U S S Chaumont in February. The 22 year old, born in West Union, previously lived with his mother Mrs Florie Vargas and joined the Marine Corps in Chicago in July 1923. He qualified as expert rifleman before deployment.
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Washington
D. C
Shanghai
China
Adolph Glenn Yargus
West Union
Marshall
U. S
San Diego
Adolph
Florie Vargas
Marine Corps
Chicago
Ray Layton jailed on intoxication charge Wednesday
Ed Layton was arrested and jailed Wednesday by Sheriff Harry Col dren on a charge of intoxication. Deputy Sheriff Roy Cropp retrieved an abandoned Chevrolet touring car from Aden Moore station at Auburn. The car bears an Illinois license.
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Ed Layton
Harry Coldren
Roy Cropp
Aden Moore Station
Auburn
Illinois
Second Lenten Service to Be Held Here Sunday
The second in the Lenten address series will be given Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock in the Congregational church. Rev G G Ross pastor will speak on Mindful in Our Judgments, with special music included.
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G G. Ross
Hawker Elected Vice President At Convention
John Hawker attended the State Threshermen's convention at Peoria on March 1 2 and 8 and was elected vice president at the meeting. The report to the county court covers petty larceny cases against Howard Smith Gladys Ewing and Helen McCauley with guilty pleas and fines. The estate of Essie Smith and guardians Ralph and Harold Smith filed and had final reports approved.
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John Hawker
Peoria
Mr Hawker
Howard Smith
Gladys Ewing
Helen McCauley
Essie Smith
Ralph Smith
Minor
Harold Smith
Guardian
City Council Holds Snappy Meeting on Street Work and Radio Woes
Marshall council debated drag of streets and payment of bills as Street and Alley committee led street projects. Alderman Howell questioned leadership while Alderman Blowell urged fixing city wires before others. A resolution by 265 radio listeners sought regulation of local spark stations and the council voted to investigate.
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Street Alley Committee
E. E. Howell
Marshall
John McCauley
Street & Alley Committee
Spark” Broadcasting
Blowell
W. A. Wallace
James Dunn
Herbert Tibbs
Frank Eggebrecht
Water & Light Committee
Robert Scholfield
Tiss and Alley
Spittler Buys Lot on East Main For Garage Station
Dan Spittler buys a corner lot on East Main street from John Tumey east of Black's Hotel. A house currently stands there, and Spittler plans demolition to build a modern garage and filling station dealing in Pontiac and Oakland automobiles.
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Dan Spittler
Chevrolet
A. H. Simpson
Casey
East Main Street
John Tumey
Black's Hotel
Marshall Township Holds Conventions Nominates Supervisors
Marshall Township held both Republican and Democratic conventions here Saturday. Dick Davidson (R) and Jesse Young (D) were nominated as supervisors to be elected at the township elections on April 6.
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Marshall Township
Dick Davidson
Jesse Young
Douglas Nominee Robt Prewett Chosen for Supervisor
Robt. Prewett of Douglas was nominated for supervisor at a Saturday gathering. The Independent party of Douglas has not yet held its convention but plans one in a few days.
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Robt. Prewett
Douglas
Independent Party of
Male Chorus Travels to Greenup for Church Program
Harold Brights male chorus performed at Greenups Methodist church for the Women's Foreign Missionary Society annual bank offering. Rev G G Ross spoke. The program mixed sacred pieces by Gottschalk Gounod Shelley and Frank Cole with secular numbers by MacDermid Carroll Calgrove and others. The group plans a Rotary event in Mattoon on April 5. The chorus includes first tenors Hl R Snavely Frank Cole Harold Bright second tenor C C Carroll James Colgrove W E Morris basses E L Taylor J R Hornbrook C E Clem.
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Harold Bright
Greenup
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
G G Ross
Congregational Church
Gottschalk
Frank Cole
James Calgrove
the Father
Gounod
God
Shelley
Land of Mine
MacDermid
C C Carroll
Annie Laurie
Mattoon
Rotary
Hl R Snavely
James Colgrove
W. E. Morris
E L. Taylor
J. R. Hornbrook
C. E Clem
West Union Boys Held in Danville on Federal Charge
Sheriff Harry Coldren went to Danville to bring back Clifford Kraemer and Ralph Kraemer of West Union. They were arrested there and sought in Marshall on a charge of stealing chickens from Perry Strohm. Danville authorities refused to surrender them for Marshall county court.
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West Union
Danville
Harry Coldren
Clifford Kraemer
Ralph Kraemer
Kraemer
Marshall
Perry Strohm
Oldren
Squire Craig joins two couples in weekend marriages
Dewey Stewart of Sullivan Indiana and Minnie M Robinson of Petersburg Indiana wed Friday by Squire Tom Craig. D S York and Emma M Smoot of Indianapolis were united in marriage by Squire Craig last Thursday.
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Dewey , Stewart
Sullivan, Ind
Minnie M Robinson
Petersburg
Ind
Squire Tom Craig
D. S York
Indianapolis
Emma M Smoot
Squire Craig
New Circuit Court Docket Totals Filed
BS new cases listed include Stevens vs Harry M Craig assumpsit and The Kansas and Sidell Railroad Co. on The Yale Short Line Railroad Co. Lantine Underwood vs W V Deshl and Ethel Deahl bill to set aside conveyance. Golda Hix vs B J Johnson and H J Buxbaum bill for relief. John F Cane spent days in Chicago on business.
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FL. Stevens
Harry M. Craig
The
Kansas and Sidell Railroad Co
Yale Short Line Railroad Co
Assumpsit
Lantine Underwood
W. V. Deshl
Ethel Deahl
Golda Hix
B. J. Johnson
H. J. Buxbaum
Bill
Marriage Licenses Listed in Sullivan and Nearby Towns
A list of marriage licenses shows Dewey G Stewart 28 Sullivan to Minnie M. Robinson 20 Sullivan and other couples from Indiana and California. Names include W B E Taylor 32 Normal to Flossie Gilbert 26 Charleston, Glenn Orman 21 Coal City to Mildred Krieble 18 Owen, Russell Terrell 21 Paria to Myrtle Harvey 18 Paris, Henry Malone 28 Paris to Manda lene Taylor 21 Paris, C B H Robinson 23 Viroqua Wis to Virginia Garner 23 Casey, Edward M Walker Jr 21 Casey to Martha F P Meeker 19 Casey, Milo F Ross 25 Sacramento to Bessie M Thompson 22 Vermilion, J M Porter 43 Terra Haute to Rilla Williams 33 Terra Haute. Ra- Charles English and family were in Terre Haute Sunday.
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W. BE. Taylor
Normal
Flossie Gilbert
Charleston
Glenn Orman
Coal City
Ind
Mildred Krieble
Owen
Russell T. Terrell
Paria
Myrtle E. Harvey
Paris
Henry Malone
Mandalene Taylor
C. BH. Robinson
Virodua
Wis
Virginia Garner
Casey
Edward M. Walker Jr
Martha FP. Meeker
Milo F. Ross
Sacremente
Calif
Bessie M. Thompson
Vermilion
J. M. Porter
Terra Haute
Rilla Williams
Rademaker Remodeling Work Room at His Place
John Rademaker remodels the work room at his ice cream factory with Homer Rousch handling the tasks. Two large double windows on the north wall will brighten the space while painting and redecorating are underway.
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Rademaker
John Rademaker
Homer Rousch
The Heralds Addition List Names Read Like An Alumni Roll
A roster style listing appears with names such as Zella Hollenbeck N G Beeson Robt Dulaney Othello Stanfield Percy Stanfield Leander Wright and Wm Imle along with multiple newspapers and several Mrs titles indicating a community directory style notice and local society mentions. The document also references Westfield Review Paris Daily News Kansas Journal The Robinson Argus and other publications in a consolidated listing.
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Zella Hollenbeck
N. G
Beeson
Robt Dulaney
Othello
Stanfield
Percy Stanfield
Leander Wright
Wm. Imle
H. T Bech
F G Edwards
Westfield Review
Elmer Stover
Sam Umberger
J. P. Byram George Henry George German
S. L. Slusser
J. E. Smith
R. C Jones Sing Snedeker
Nathan Wright
H. W. Mitchel
Clara Burnsides
J. E. Garwood
Walter Nicol
Paris Daily News
Kansas Journal
Fannie Johnson
Dora Brown
Frank Love
Jacob Miller
Ethel Hutchingon
The
Robinson Argus
Republican conventions set for Anderson and York townships
In Anderson Township a Republican convention will be held at the Town House on March 19 1927 at 2 00 PM with T A Carpenter as committeeman. In York Township a primary convention is planned at West Union on March 15 to nominate town officers and conduct business as directed by Burton first committeeman.
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Anderson Town House
A. Carpenter
York Township
West Union
Jamecossay
Lantz Turner bill introduced in both houses
The Lantz Turner bill to control the European corn borer and regulate nursery stock was introduced in both Illinois houses. It authorizes regulations by the Department of Agriculture with reimbursements to farmers for losses above 150 dollars per acre, pending federal support, and includes hearings and appeals to circuit courts.
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Springfield
Lantz-Turner
Simon FE. Lantz
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senate
Charles M. Turner
House Agricultural Committee
House
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Illinois Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Stanard
Nursery Inspection Service
Plant Industry Act
Legislative Committee
Illinois Nurseymen’s Association
Illinois
Federal Department
Prisoner Tries to Break County Jail in Martinsville Incident
Prisoner Frank Osborn attacked turnkey Jake Elliott at the county jail last Wednesday. Elliott sustained a bruised shoulder before Osborn fled back into his cell. Federal officers from Danville later escorted Osborn and Joe Graves to Danville for alleged automobile theft. The pair had been arrested for burglary near the Husted Rest in Martinsville.
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Jake Elliott
Frank Osborn
Mr. Elliott
Mr Elliott
Danville
Osborn
Joe
Graves
Martinsville
Conventions nominate supervisors for township election
At political conventions held Saturday August 24 Charles Hutchens Republican and S H Slledga Democrat were nominated for supervisor to be elected in township elections on April 5.7.
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Auburn
Chas. Hutchens
S. H. Slledga
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Bennett
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Lois
Colbert
Prof
J. Re
Betty Jane, Larrison
Mrs. Wayne Larrison
Chamber OF Commerce
Mickie
Glenn Yargus
Florie Yarge
Ray Layton
My Hawker
New York
Tibbs
Spittler
Tumey
Pontiac
Oakland
Prewett OF
G. G. Ross
John F. Cane
Dewey G Stewart
Sullivan
Minnie M. Robinson
Charles English
Terre Haute
the Herald
Anderson Township
Burton
Ninols Department of Agriculture
United States Department
Hilnoss
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