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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
8
The Republicans of Anderson township will hold a convention at 2300 p.m. Monday March 23 at the town hall for nominating 9 tickets including W. C. Freeman and Seweenes.
The Republicans of Orange Township are requested to meet at the town house on Saturday March 21 at 1 30 p m for the purpose of nominating a township ticket Roy V Swope Commissioner Brownsville.
Arthur Guinnip declares acceptance of the Democratic convention’s nomination for Marshall Township Supervisor. He urges support on grounds of efficiency and earnestness in township and county welfare. Election set for Tuesday April 7 1925. Advertisement note.
Samuel B. Park & Co will lease the Gallagher building near the railroad to buy and sell country produce. They plan a small stock of groceries for barter with cash and top market prices offered. Rents are rising due to housing scarcity amid forecasts of more snow this winter or spring. Senator Booth, en route from Sacramento to Washington, stopped in Terre Haute. his brother Lyman visited him provisions.
Millard F Sebree to replace T G Gallagher as rabash agent in town. John R Archer bought the Barber property for 2800 dollars and will take possession April 1. Minnie Twilley and Lola Stephenson visited West York. Otho Tibbs sold his picture show and lease to Photoplay Amusement Co. Lovington Il. Homer Shepherd is president. The house underwent repairs as the new company prepared to move pictures to Marshall. Russell Stark traveled from Boston to Los Angeles, preached at the local Methodist church. Harry Casteel Walter Athon and the Kile and Irwin families headed to Montana and Wyoming for land prospecting.
We thank neighbors and friends for help and sympathy during our bereavement and for the floral offerings. Mrs Omer Elledge and children.
A dense list of property and livestock transfers, releases and mortgages from 1924 to 1926 across multiple counties. Notable entries include Ford cars and tractors sold to Marshall Auto Sales and Casey Motor Co., several land parcels in Marshall and Westfield, and numerous releases and mortgages with sums ranging from $1 to $4000. The items reference buyers suns as E A Mollenauer, Lillie Pittenger, George Craig, and Hobart Jackson, with properties tied to 4 10-13 and 31-9-11 regions.
Saturday morning Misses Mary Shaw and Annie spent the day at the Lake farm in Ed Harlan's sugar camp. Misses Angie and Mahala Piety of Walnut Prairie went to Terre Haute yesterday for the Normal school.
Twenty years ago Mr. Chenoweth and Uncle Warden Griffith mark birthdays with dinners at homes on South Hamilton Street and nearby. A burglary near Marshall targets Charles Kellar’s residence but yields no money as robbers flee with an empty trunk while neighbors battle a fire. Susie Foster returns from Mississippi visit with her mother.
A community meeting will be held at Asbury Church this evening with Mr Taggart presenting a talk on Sweet Clover. A short program and a roll call on spring work precede an egg roast after the meeting.
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