Illinois Farm Bureau backs McNary-Haugen plan in Chicago meeting
Illinois farm bureau leaders from eight counties met in Chicago on March 6 to study relief legislation. They unanimously endorsed the McNary-Haugen bill, urged Illinois members of Congress to support it and oppose the Williams bill. President BH Thompson of the Illinois Agricultural Association was authorized to lobby in Washington. The plan would restore farmers purchasing power by a government buys surplus and issues scrip, with emphasis on fair trading with other industries.
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Snedeker
Clark ‘County
Farm Bureau
Illinois Farm Bu‘reas
Chicago
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Congress
McNary-Haugen
Illinois
Packers’ and Stockyards Act
Cooperative Livestock ‘Commission
Thompson
Quincy
Association
Washington
The Past Remains Unburied in Troubling History
A terse observation notes that unresolved events from history linger and resist being laid to rest. It reflects on how past troubles continue to influence present memory and discourse.
Prospects of New Federal Building at Marshall
Rumors say a public building bill will be introduced in Congress this session, likely authorizing a new federal building at Marshall. Congressman Holaday of Illinois reports progress on a bridge bill over the Kankakee river at the Illinois Indiana line. He also proposes a deportation clause for aliens convicted of law violations, with a decision pending on whether to attach it to the Johnson Immigration bill or push as a separate measure. The immigration bill could reach House consideration within ten days.
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Marshall
Wm. P. Holaday
Illinois
Holaday
House of Representatives
Kankakee River
Indiana
Kankakee County
Lake
Newton
Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Paris Symphony Orchestra Delights Marshall Audience
A fair sized crowd attended a benefit concert for the Marshall Chamber of Commerce in the Congregational Church. The Paris Symphony Orchestra performed mostly classical pieces with Fern Rawley Safford delivering two exceptionally beautiful piano solos accompanied by the orchestra.
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Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Congregational
Paris Symphony Orchestra
Fern Rawley Safford
Junior Class Presents A Full House Play At High School
The Marshall township high school junior class stages A Full House at Pythian theater on April 10 and 11 with a cast including Parkes An English servant Roy Baird Susie from Sioux City a maid Ruth Greene Ottily Howell a bride Doris Wallis Miss Winnecker aunt of Ottis Irene Carpenter Daphne Charters Ottilys sister Augusta ONeal Nicholas King a Stranger Milton Dickens Ned Penbroke an only son Diuncan Schwanecke George Howell Bridegroom Herman Geisert Dougherty a Police Sergeant Ray Kannamacher Jim Mooney a policeman Creal Clark Clancy another Austin Claypool Mrs Fleming who owns the apartment Louise Alford Vern Vernon a show girl Ruby Hurst Mrs Pembroke from Boston Dorothy Dean. The play is lively and humorous by Fred Jackson.
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Marshall Township High School
Pythian Theater
Parkes—An
Roy Baird
Susie
Sioux City
Ruth Greene
Ottily Howell
Doris Wallis
Miss Winnecker
Ottis
Irene Carpenter
Daphne Charters
Ottily
Augusta O'Neal
Nicholas King
Milton Dickens
Ned Penbroke
Diuncan Schwanecke
Blues Aer 40 Flame to Ace McGlain
Compact stray OCR fragment mentions Blues, Flame, Ace McGlain, 3 percent, Meocant, Earl P, De Ke 28, Westfield, Merle E, Sunder 23. No clear event or full names.
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Ace McGlain
Hurstis Elected County Highway Superintendent by Ballot
The county board, in session at the courthouse, chose Nick Hurstis as highway superintendent after a ballot vote of 12 to 3. Harry Davis withdrew. three exam applicants were deemed eligible: Harry Davis, Nick Hurst, and J. E. Dawson. The bond for Pearl Garver as county farm superintendent and J. W. Fridenberger as county collector were approved.
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County Board of Supervisors
Court House
L. H. Johnson
Highway Department
Springfield
Harry Davis
Nick Hurst
J. E. Dawson
Davis
Board of Supervisors
Hurst
Pearl Garver
J. W. Fredenberger
Durner
Lee
Charles Stepp
Marshall Township
Reynolds Bridge
Marshall
Dock Hornbrook
Anderson
Grand Turn
Martinsville
Wabash
York
Auburn
Johnson
Orange
N. Bennett
Green
Robinson Crossing
West Union
Robinson's
Darwin
Westfield
Thompson
Hammond
Jesse Smith
Casey
Circuit Court Opens as Grand Jury Returns Six Indictments
The March term of circuit court began with the grand jury returning six indictments including three for Marshall men. Bonds posted in burglary larceny and liquor cases, several cases set for March 17, and multiple dismissals and settlements followed. Several divorce and foreclosure actions were resolved or scheduled, with judgments and forfeitures noted.
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Marshall
John Daniels
Edward Pearce
Frank Daniels
Carl Geheb
Arlie Perdue
Clyde Cline
The
People
Cecil Low
Fred Remlinger
W. D. Dooley
Wm. D. Dooley
Henry Dooley
the People
Frank Bennett
Harry Prust
Ralph Johns
D. M. Ferry & Co
D. EB. Sawlers
J. W. Adams
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vandorf Gray and
Arch F. Nuttall
Indiana News Company
C.B. Lowe
Etta Horowitz
John H. Estes
Morris M. Morowitz
H. J. Buxbaum
John Huckaba
Richard Duran
W. A. Williams
H. J Buxbaum
Add Lester Drum
Martha L. Siler
Sarah J. Drum
Bill
National Bond and Investmentompany
Burl Medsker
Replevin
Hilakos Candy Kitchen Installs New Fountain
The Hilakos Candy Kitchen has installed a new fountain of the latest design with modern improvements. They also plan further building improvements in the near future.
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Hilakos Candy Kitchen
Judge Raymond Addresses Court, Focuses on Corn Products
Watseka judge C. W. Raymond, Republican candidate for Congress, spoke Monday at the courthouse. He urged turning corn into table sugar to aid farmers, opposed high taxes, noted tax growth from 9 million to 18 million, praised farmers for national prosperity, and supported adjusted compensation for service members.
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C. W. Raymond
Watseka
Congress
Court House
Raymond
Arthur Poorman
Illneis
Heavy March Snow Disrupts Travel Across Area
A heavy snowstorm covered the area from Sunday into Monday leaving about six inches of wet snow on the ground. Traffic slowed with buses delayed and many cars in ditches. By Tuesday the sun helped clear sidewalks while light snowfall resumed yesterday.
Woodmen Lodge Supper Attracts Large Crowd
Funeral services for Bruce Reynolds former resident of Oliver were held at the Oliver Methodist Church with burial in Forsythe Cemetery. Born in Clark county 48 years ago he died at his brother’s home near Barton. He leaves a widow and two children, three brothers Thomas D Oren R Luther, and two sisters Mrs. Forsythe and Mrs. Zimmerly.
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Paris
Ill
Bruce Reynolds
Oliver
Forsythe
Mr. Reynolds
la Sallie
Luther Reynolds
Borton
Clark County
Marshall
Belle Harding
Thomas D
Oren R
Luther
Barton
A. A. Forsythe
Ed Zimmerly
Oak Park Woman to Hold School of Instruction
Grace Simmons of Oak Park will conduct a school of instruction today for the Western State chapter of Marshall as the chapter halts.
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Oak Park
Wioman
Nys
Grace Simmons
Osk Park
Baestern Statelhapter
Marshall
Collins Drug Store Raided Over No State Permit
State authorities say Collins Drug Store lacked a state permit to sell whiskey for 1923 or 1924. County officers with city police raided the shop. bonded whiskey and bottles tied to white mule were seized. Owner Doc Collins arrested on two counts after bond posted. forged patron list rumored by officials.
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Collins
Everett Connelly
Doc” Collins
George Hurst
Edwin Clapper
Chirk County
Robber Sentenced and Confession Reveals City Drug Store Heist
Earl Powers, recently convicted in Terre Haute for robbery, wrote a confession detailing the gang’s activities. The statement, received by the Terre Haute circuit judge, describes nearly a dozen holdups including the City Drug Store in Marshall.
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Earl Powers
Terre Haute Court
iMarshall
Former Marshall Resident Wins Legion Song Contest
Mrs Don Winterrowd formerly of Marshall and now of Findlay Ohio won the American Legion song contest. She wrote the words to Take Me Back to Loves Garden with music by Tell Taylor of Findlay. The song was performed during the Frolics of 1924 Legion show in Findlay.
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Marshall
Don Winterrowd
Findlay
Ohio
American Legion
The Heralds Addition List Subscriptions Added This Week
The Herald lists new or renewed subscribers from Monday to Saturday. Names include Joe R. Cline, Fred Wallis, John Reynolds, Amanda Melton, Marie Stewart, Ruth Knipe, Prof. F. G. Edwards, Mrs. H. W. Mitchell, and many others with addresses and notes of renewal or new enrollment.
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the Herald
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Farm Bureaus
Q. Snedeker
Illinois Agricultural Association
Mickie
Holiday
Nick Hurstis
O. BE. Tarman & Co
Benjamin H. Stephenson
John Kasserman
Etta Ping
D. E. Sowers
Wabash Valley Transit Company
Ben Stephenson
John Poffinbarger
C. B. Low
Assumpsit
Scudamore Bros
Fred Garver
W. C. Turner
Waterloo Oil and Chemical Works, Inc
Alice Cooper
Sheridan Cooper
Alice Trefz
Levi W. Hewitt
Martha Jane Hewitt
Margaret P. Nicol
Charles A. Guyer
Ruby Wollard
Eugene Wollard
Grace EB. Smith
Everett E. Sl
Ilinois
Woodmen’s Lodge
Woodmens Lodge
Woodmen’s Hall
Clark Gounty
Collins Drug Store
Fis
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