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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1909

Page

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Senator Pemberton introduces county option bill in Illinois Senate

Senator Pemberton introduced a bill substituting county for township for anti saloon area votes. The measure allows 25 percent petition to trigger a county option vote with a three year six month result period. If passed it would take effect 80 days after the election. Indiana already uses a similar plan and expands locals’ drink controls.

Illinois Senate Pemberton Indiana

Supervisors Dowgs Peto Fulc Meeting Proceedings

Proceedings from the last supervisors meeting summarize actions taken by the board. The report records votes, committee assignments, and budget notes affecting local governance and municipal operations.

Peto FULC

Session of the Year Held by County Board

The county board met March 8 1909 chaired by James Nash with a full roll call. Actions included approving survey records, approving insurance renewals for the courthouse, and reporting on jail condition and inmate care. Committees reviewed township poor relief and directed several payments and contracts for bridges and school repairs.

Board of Supervisors James Nash J. W. Fredenberger Lafferty Hinksey Lowery Davis Hinkley Court House Janney & Gsivo Ter R. H. Black Rj Huret Tornado Insurance Sonithe’s Phenix Lo Janney & Shipe, Agts Niagara Ins. Co Orden TS Janney & Shipesfors T._W. Shipe Wabash Town Vincennes Bridge CO Sands Abutuiente Rayon Anderson

Musselman Will Probate In Paris County Court

Henry Musselman Jr of this city is named to inherit a large portion of his grandfather Odénry Musselman’s estate. The will filed for probate in Paris County Court last week directs equal division of personal property among children, with six sons and daughters each receiving 60 acres for life, after which the land passes to Elbridge Musselman who also holds a mortgage on 1224 acres in Clark County and serves as executor.

Henry Musselman, Jr City Bibridge Musselman Dana odénry“Musslmany Paris Soria Elbridge Musselman Clark ‘County

Dr Bradley for Mayor on City Local Option Ticket

The City Local Option Ticket lists Dr R H Bradley as mayor with Frank Brossman as clerk and Arthur Deaner as treasurer. Arthur Poorman is city attorney with A L Hybarger and Abe Garver representing wards one and two respectively and James Mcllrath ward three. Police magistrate is Wm Lowe.

R. H. Bradley Frank Brossman Arthur Deaner Arthur Poorman A. L. Hybarger Abe Garver James Mcllrath Wm. Lowe

The Modern Merchant Competes By Honest Advertising

A critique of complacent mail order competition urges merchants to focus on active local trade. It praises advertisers who stock seasonal goods, invest in prudent ads, and treat customers well while avoiding misrepresentation.

Obituary: David Rudy-Kime of Grandview Dies at 85

David Rudy-Kime, born January 14, 1824 in Randolphs N G, died March 11 1909. He moved to Edgar County in 1845 and worked mostly in milling in the state. He married Tempie M Clapp of Orange County NC on March 14 1850. He leaves three children Sarah C Gilbert Hymera Indiana John O and Mary Mi and ten grandchildren. He was a Presbyterian for 58 years. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church of Grandview with Rev Williams presiding.

David Rudy - Kime Randolphs N. G Edgar County Tempie.m. Clapp Orange County N.C Sarah C. Gilbert Hymera Ind John O Mary Presbyterian, ‘Church The Presbyterian Church

Judge Morton W Thompson Seeks Reelection To Circuit Bench

The Herald endorses Judge Morton W Thompson for re election to the circuit bench in the Republican primary on April 19 1909 born in Vermilion county he has a strong record with 29 of 35 appeals to the supreme court affirmed indicating impartial and able judicial service seeking continued endorsement by voters.

the Herald Morton W. Thompson Thompson Vermilion County Supreme Court

Papers Link Baird Family to Franklin Heritage and Red Men Adoptions

Frank Lyle Baird filed revolutionary records linking his ancestors to Andrew Mann and James Martin of Pennsylvania. The tale includes Sara Thomas, a friend of Benjamin Franklin’s daughter, who married at the Franklin home the same day Miss Franklin wed. A Seminole Tribe of Red Men ceremony adopted fifty men as new members, with attendees from multiple towns and a supper for 200 at the Pocahontas council hall.

Frank Lyle Baird Mr. Baird Benjamin Franklin Terre Haute Sara Thomas Franklin Miss Franklin Miss Thomas James Martin Baird Andrew Mann Mann Pennsylvania Martin Bedford West Terre Haute Paris Robinson West Union Casey Martinsville Greenup Ladies of the Pocahontas Council Howell Building Arch Harris John Hanks C. W. Hodson Wm. Knipe O. A. Kelser Chas. Kessler Jos E. Lutz M. L. Lewis D. T. McCondhe Leonard McFarley Buel Morris Allen Mathews John R. Michael Bert Mayer Clarence Mitchell Edgar Nay H. A. Newberry Jesse Norton Sextus Ross Wm. A. Riley O. H. Ross J. W. Rayhill W. A. Rhodes Glen Shipe Roy Sullivan W. A. Willams J. W. Wallace Arthur Wood Wmn. Wessler M. B. Walters

Local Coal Oil and Gasolene Dealer Seeks Old Patrons

H D Bullard announces the revival of his coal oil gasoline business, asks former customers for their trade, and notes repairs the week of March 15 to 20. After April 1 he will devote full time to the business, accepting telephone orders and new customers, with street delivery starting June 1 in Marshall and a civil service exam upcoming for three carrier positions.

Marshall Ayill

Insurance on farm and city property at low rates

We Write nADRNADO and FIRD insurance for farm and city property with the largest companies and lowest rates. Write or call for terms.

Nadrnado and FIRD

Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses

A garbled list shows several marriage license entries including Philip Kanpamacher and Hy Cark with partial addresses, and multiple other names such as Forrest Woodard and Maabel Dutro, alongside fragmentary place references like Wabash Westfield Caynj and 222, suggesting a local notice of licenses issued or pending.

Philip Kanpamacher Anden Garver Anderson Wabash Forrest BW Woodard Caynj Abel Dutro Westfield Foe Bree Bate

ILLINOIS OIL DEVELOPMENT FACES SLOW PERIOD

A midwinter review of the Illinois oil fields shows brief encouragement amid poor weather and a looming lull as material is used up. The sector faces a countervailing duty change and renewed optimism after a $29 million settlement, with 224 wells drilled in February and 54 wells in Crawford, Lawrence, Clark, and Cumberland counties producing 3 415 barrels.

Ilingis Illinois Linoisfield Crawford Lawrence Clark Cumberland Siler Licking Township Crawford County Robinson Hardinsville Casey

Votes Thrown Out In Vermillion Interurban Nominating Outcome

In Vermillion last Wednesday the anti-interurban votes were discarded by judges who ruled the candidate names were improperly written on the ballots. The interurban ticket was declared nominated and the judges were arrested and taken to Paris with a trial set for March 18.

Terre Haute & Westtern Company Vermillion Paris

Osterman's Comedy to Play at Pythian Theatre

Kathryn Osterman offers The Night of The Play this season. On Tuesday, April 6, she appears in the Augustin Daily comedy at the Pythian Theatre, delivering a blend of humor and emotional acting as one of the country’s leading comediennes.

Kathryn Osterman Pythian Theatre Augustin Daily Miss Osterman

Lightning strikes twice burn house. one dies in fire

A Carrier Mills Big Four station was struck by lightning during a storm last week. The same house was struck again, catching fire and burning down. One young man died after touching a live wire during the blaze.

Carrier Mills

Democratic primary turnout shows little competition

The Democratic primary was held Saturday with fair attendance and no competitive races. Voters participated in a routine process, selecting delegates and candidates as per party rules.

Primary election rules limit Mason City Republicans

Attorney General Stead says parties Polling over 2 percent may nominate in all towns but Mason City ballots will show Republican candidates. A Republican voter voting in the Citizens' party primary would lose his right to participate in other primaries for two years, as affiliation binds for that period.

Mason City Prohibition Peoples Citizens Republican Citizens’ Party Citizens' Party Hiss Siar

Bishop McIntyre Lectures on Buttoned-Up Pie in Charleston

Bishop McIntyre traveled from Marshall to Charleston to lecture on Buttoned-Up pie. The Charleston Courier praised the talk as intensely interesting, masterful and witty, holding a large audience for nearly two hours. His Chicago fire description was called the most wonderful oratory, climaxing in an eighteen minute passage that evoked the vast conflagration.

Bishop McIntyre Marshall Charleston Charleston Courier

School Board Cash Use Sparks Terre Haute Controversy

Vague OCR reads of a Terre Haute uproar over school board officials buying items in Chicago and related contracts. The fragment mentions resignations and pressure from business interests while referencing a secretary and meetings and questions about funds.

Terre Haute Chicago Pone Chants’ Association Denoum Peria

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