Notices and billing details from Marshall post office
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Candidates named for Clark County sheriff and township roles
A number of local figures, including Sheriff George Morgan and Charles Schon, announce candidacies for sheriff of Clark County subject to Republican primary decisions. Subsequent nominees and township officials such as William Krips, Mary Towill, Ernest Walker, Will Taylor, and J. Ward Peck are listed as candidates in various township offices, all contingent on party conventions.
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George
Morgan
Clark County
Clark
Charles Sohort I
Roenehart
Acdersun
Ernest Walker Wi
Marshal Township
Republian
Will Taylor
Mar
Umero
Masha
Herry Clas
Taft
Washington
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Wm. B. McKinley
Illnois
McKinley
National Committee
Congress
Congressional Committee
United States
President Taft
Winona
Minn
New York
Lincoln
Chicago
St Patrick's Day
Senator Lodge
Masauchuusetts
McCall
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
Francis Curtiss
Saloon closures boost business claims and political stakes
Merchants report improved sales while some blame crop failures for downturns. a county jail note and tax sewer projects accompany a broader Decatur area business roundup as Republicans plot a nationwide campaign with tariff literature and speeches.
Has Voting Out the Saloons Ruined Decatur
Business men in Decatur deny ruin from prohibition and present figures showing the clearing house totals for 1908 9 at 21 469 192 45 dollars while 1905 7 wet years averaged 17 888 819 38 dollars. The data imply an average annual gain of 3 580 in the dry era.
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Mnois
Marshall
Wolcott
Sven
Fatus
Pavlle
Germuan
Marsha
Torre Haute
Ciisper
Macsal
Clark County
Decatures
Decatur
C C Randolph
W Humphrey
Morehouse, Wells & Co
Prentice
Linn & Scruggs
H Mills
Mille Bros
Mueller, Platt & Wheel and Co
Gushard Dry Goods Co
Hitchcock Milliner
John A Montgomery
A C Augustine
M A Peabody
Decatur Brick Co
Lyon & Sons
Meredith
H S Gebhart Co
Decatur Clearing House
Rearing Colts by Hand For Motherless Foals Care
The article advises artificial rearing of foals when mothers’ milk is not available. It recommends moving bowels with castor oil mixed with water and sugar, using a milk substitute at blood temperature, and feeding gruels from boiled beans or peas. Gummeal jelly and shorts prepared similarly aid the orphan foal’s nourishment.
Ensilage as Winter Sheep Feed and Care Tips
Ensilage makes an excellent winter food to boost flock thrift. Daily care keeps sheep healthy and salt needs considered. Dry quarters and good shelter are essential year round. Breeding ewes require better housing and preventive hoof care is advised.
Grain Ration Rule for Dairy Cow
Grain ration equals weekly butter fat production in pounds. Following the rule prevents overfeeding while restoring a cow to full milk flow after a lapse. Source notes from T R Bryant of the Kentucky Experiment Station via Breeder's Gazette.
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T R Bryant
Kentucky Experiment Station
Breeder's Gazette
Care of Goslings After Hatch
Newly hatched goslings should be removed after nightfall and kept in a warm flannel shelter until they are strong. Then move the goose and her coop to a sunny pasture and confine them for a few days. They will largely care for themselves.
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New England
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve Good for all Skin
Dr Bell proclaims his antiseptic salve safe for all skin types. The claim appears in a local advertisement praising healing properties and broad usefulness for minor ailments.
With Your Eyes Shut Challenge
A brief instructional note invites readers to test perception by performing simple blind tasks. It describes placing a paper on the floor, aiming to tread and pick it up with eyes closed, and attempting to locate a pin on a wall and approach a table without contact.
Bold Burglar Bug Rhyme From Philadelphia Ledger
A playful verse tells of a bold burglar bug who robs a clock night by night. The alarm at Fort Battery detonates with a bang sending the thief fleeing and never seen again, as a curious note from the Philadelphia Ledger ends the tale.
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Fort
Terre Haute and Peoria Railroad to Hold Stockholders Meet
The Terre Haute and Peoria Railroad Company schedules its annual stockholders meeting at the principal office in Decatur Michigan on Wednesday April 6 1910 at 10330 o clock. Directors to be elected will be chosen at the gathering for the company’s governance.
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Pittsburgh
Terre Haute & Peoria Railroad Company
Decatur
Puri
Ityo
Stén
W.G
Phelpgy
Union Station
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Edgar Nay
J Ward Peck
Wabash Township
Osburn
Joseph Vo Steele
Repubican
Rockefeller
Philadelphia
Glave
Ral
KaAartum
Mondas
Hoosesell
Cole Bros
Martinsville
Dali
Mack 4
Colum
Marshall Township Anti-Saloon League
Sheep Notes
Ledger
Booth & Handy
J. D. Shoemaker
Gorham’s