Marshal Foch Honored as Advocate for Lasting Peace
Editor notes Marshal Foch visit and American Legion tribute. It praises his leadership, expresses hope for real peace, and pledges Legion support to strengthen allied ties and secure a safer world for future Americans. The piece underscores patriotism, unity, and the duty of veterans to influence national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantora
MacNider
Hanford
athe” “Américan _Legion
Marshal Foch
Légion
America
Wis
France
Belghum
Italy
Ameriind
Coe
Jonce
Suezion
American ‘Legion
American “Legion
Legion
Government seed program cited amid tax funding clash
A disputed agricultural appropriation in Congress funded about 26.6 million dollars with a 360,000 grant for free seed eliminated by the committee. A roll call in the House favored the seed plan 173 to 142, sending the measure to the Senate under last year’s accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McArthur
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Bryb
Fred
Pelron
Court Updates Indictments Plea Data and Judgments
Indictments against three men, caught by Andrew Lowry, led to guilty pleas with fines of 100 dollars and jail time for one. Jerome Hashitt and others faced substantial judgments totaling 1963.05 dollars to 440.50 with interest. Some cases moved to county court. others await official word. a retrial issue and continuance requests are noted.
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Rand
Nqior
Andrew Lowry
Cora
Martin
P. P. Hashitt
R. J
Charles A. Turner
Glenn Forsman
Edgar County
Charles Short
Arthur Poorman
Montgomery Suffers Loss In Early Morning Fire
A two story residence owned and occupied by Clay Montgomery burned to the ground near the east part of town at about 2:00 Sunday morning. The fire, likely started by faulty wiring, gained headway before discovery, leaving little salvage for the family who escaped with their lives. It is reported she carried $1900 insurance on both building and contents.
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Clay Montgomery
Atood
Mrs. Nancy Tibbs Dies at 64 in Marshall Family obituary
Mrs. Nancy Tibbs 64 daughter of John B. Redmon and Susan Redmon died Saturday at home after long illness. Born September 28, 1858 in Westfield township she married Newton Tibbs August 30, 1877 and leaving two sons Otho and William Herbert. She was a Concord Baptist Church member and Eastern Star Marshall chapter. Funeral held Monday at 2:00 pm with Rev. Benettit officiating and burial in Marshall cemetery.
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Nancy Tibbs
John B
Susan Redmon
Westfield
Township
Newton Tibbs
Otho
William Herbert
Marshall
Tils
Nev
W. EB. Redmon
Paris
Emily
Ky. Moffet
Concord Baptist
Westfield’ Township
Coleman B. Dawson
Tibbs
Eastern Star
Co. Benettit
Small town amateur spirit keeps sports honest
The piece argues that glory and prestige are not the true measure. genuine local interest sustains amateur athletics. It warns against ringers and professional influence, insisting that only true amateur towns maintain integrity and avoid compromising their standings.
Post Office Cuts Carriers and Shifts Rural Routes
The post office orders reducing carriers from three to two and reassigning some city routes to rural service, effective April 1 as part of cost cuts while aiming to maintain satisfactory service. A semi annual rural route inspection is set for April 1 and all box numbers should bear owners names.
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Postoffice Department
Rev J G Craig Dies on Street Near Hardware Store
Reverend J G Craig longtime Marshall resident dies instantly Friday evening around 5 near Shipe Hardware Store while returning home. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Lloyd Pulver Mrs Joseph McCollum and son William with two brothers Thomas and William. funeral held Sunday at Marshall Christian Church with interment in Marshall Cemetery. note references to local clergy and large attendance.
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J. C. Craig
Shipe Hardware
Lloyd Pulver
John Rademaker
Willam
Joseph McCollum
Thomas
William
Marshall
Darvicas
The
Marshall Christian
Bert’ Bekel
Election Returns from Marshall Township 1855 Record
The 1855 Marshall township election results are recorded with vote totals for supervisor, town clerk, collector, and other offices. Moderator David Kline and clerk LeRoy Bradley oversaw polls from nine to four thirty five, with names like N Willard Welsh Brainerd and Whitehead among those counted. The note marks the election as held twenty years after Marshall’s establishment.
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Walter Cork
Marshall Township
David Kline
LeRoy Bradley
A. W. Brainerd
B. Archer
Whitehead
J. Shaw
John Hurst
M. Bennett
John Black
Jesse Mark
W. W. Lucan
Robt
Partridge
H. N., Barber
Enoch Lee
Isaac Stark
A. Pritchard
N. Harlan
Levi Williams
W. C. Whitlock
J. Fitzsimons
W. Whaley
Robt. Rankins
B. Lovell
N. Washburn
M. Perry
J. W. Pritchard
Marshall
Indianapolis hog and cattle market on March 20
Receipts of hogs were light with a higher market. Hogs sold from $10.25 to $10.65 for heavy and medium. best pigs $9 to $9.50. stags $5.00 to $6.50. Cattle values eased about 60 cents from a week earlier, with steers $7.25 to $9.00, stockers and feeders $6.75 to $7.25, cows $5.25 to $6.50, and calves $9.50 to $10.50. Sheep and lambs steady.
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Johnson, Tibbs & Drake
Pig population study to gauge number of hogs
Washington March 19 A special report by the United States Department of Agriculture and the Post Office will survey pig numbers across 14 states using rural route mail questionnaires. Over 24 000 carriers will collect data from at least 12 farms per route and report sow counts, farrow dates, acreage, and crop land.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South
Dakota
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Department
Mrs Bays 92 Dies. Rites Held At Home Then Buried
Mrs Martha Bays aged 92 died at her son Hubert Bays home Sunday morning after a long illness. Surviving are three sons, two in Terre Haute and Hubert. Funeral services were conducted at the house and the remains moved to Dunlap cemetery for burial.
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Martha Bays
Hubert
Bays
Terre Haute
Republican Primary Yields Local Clerk and Commissioner Winners
Marshall township voters selected Camo Murphy for clerk Homer Brosman for assessor and George Litteral for commissioner in a spirited primary with turnout expected to rise at the general election.
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Marshall Township
Camo Murphy
Homer Brosman
George Litteral
Township Primaries Preparatory to April 4 Election
Preparatory notes on township primaries held Saturday ahead of the Tuesday April 4 1922 election. The Herald prints facsimiles of official ballots for townships near Marshall Trema from sections away from Marshall list other candidates and indicate broad county interest in public affairs and candidates this spring.
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the Herald
Marshall
Local Notices on Township Transfers and Names
Fragmented OCR of township transfers includes Clark A Nyles from Wabash to Pearl Homan 33 Paris and Charles Hughes from Wabash to Goldie Lindsey 23 Wabash. other names include EB Bierbaum 87 Marshall and Beltz 22 Darwin. The text is garbled and real names and places uncertain.
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Clark
A. Nyles
Wabash
Pearl Homan
Paris
Charles ‘Hughes
Wabash Township
Goldie Lindsey
Wibast Township
Charles
Bierbaum
Marshall Township
Mabel
T. Beltz
Darwin
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Small
Notre Dame
Oval
Montgomery
Nancy
G. F. Haines
Wall Street
Concord
New Hampshire
Anna * Johnson
Clarence B. Gaines
J. G. Craig
Marshall Markets
Wadley & To
Eoeteloc
Cox & Renner
Randall & Stephenson
Mickie
Nerend
N. Willard
Charles H. Welsh
Indianapolis Stock Market
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