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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1909

Page

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Illinois considers commission form plan for cities

A legislative committee studied a proposed commission plan modeled on Des Moines. Merchants associations from Peoria East St Louis Springfield and other cities urged passage. The bill would let cities choose mayor and four commissioners without ward ties and provide referendum and recall options.

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Held in Past Few Days Throughout County

Brief county update notes ongoing activity in Pus Wate region over recent days with regional records scarce and no clear incidents detailed.

County Pus Wate

Strong Tickets Named in Midwestern Republican Convention

The Marshall township GOP convened in the court house grand jury room with L. G. Archer, Will F. Taylor, J. W. Peck, Wm. Knipe, Wellington Murphy, Benson Martin, Thomas Riley, and James Claypool named to vacancies. Other townships listed nominees for clerk, assessor, collector, highway commissioner, and justices of the peace, including Lowry, Watson, McClarey, Michaels, and more, with broad support for ticket unity and victory.

Marshall Township Court House B. M Davison L. G. Archer Will F. Taylor J. W. Peck Wm. Knipe Wellington Murphy Benson Martin Thomas Riley James Claypool Douglas Township M. D. Lowry Wm. Watson Larry McClarey John Wright Sam Corney John Michaels Clift Belesign Wabash Wallace Young L. F. Miller William Davidson C. C. Hill D. R. Rosebrough J. W. Ferguson Robert Gillespie O. M. Short William Daniels C. M. Davis W. C. Fetters James Davis

Death of Mrs. Mary Dicey in Lowell Mass

Mrs. Mary Dicey mother of the late Father P. R. Ducey died early today in Lowell Massachusetts. Funeral arrangements set for burial in Lowell tomorrow. Engraved calling cards available at the Herald office.

Mary Dicey P. R. Ducey Lowell Mass Dusty

Archer House Sale Transfers Paris Hotel Ownership

Mrs. Georges E. Zimmerly purchased the New Archer House in Marshall for 16000 dollars and traded 11550 dollars in Paris Bridge and Construction stock to Marcus Block, who gains control of the company with about 13400 dollars in stock. Block will move to Paris to run the business and oversee shop work, while the Zimmerlys lease the hotel to Block for a year. Block will oversee patterns and reprints. his family stays in Marshall for now.

The Paris News Getisis Archer Georgese Zimmerly Archer House Marshall Marcus Block Paris Bridge and Construction Company Block Paris

Interurban Traction Line Directors Meet at Westfield

At a Westfield meeting of directors for the Charleston Westfield traction line the president Patton resigned and James Dawson was elected to succeed him. Plans propose subscriptions for 50 000 dollars in bonds bearing 5 percent interest to be paid after the full amount is secured. Bonds would be a first lien on railroad trackage rights of way and franchises.

M. & T. H. Traction Westfield Patton James Dawson Charleston

Crescent Oil Company Holdings Sell for 210000

The Crescent Oil Company holdings sold for 210000, a Crawford county record. The package covers 700 acres across Martin, Honey Creek, Oblong and Robinson townships with 63 producing wells, producing about 650 barrels daily, sold to seasoned oil men from Titusville Illinois and Philadelphia Pennsylvania.

Crescent Oil Company Crawford County Martin Honey Creek Oblong Robinson Townships Titusville Ill Philadelphia

The Marshall Ticket for City Election

The Marshall Ticket lists Seymour Hurst for mayor with aldermen from wards one and two, Dr 5B M Duncan and Emanuel Claypool, ward eight Joseph Forbeck, treasurer Wm Luts, clerk E A Lockard, and police magistrate J M Green. The gx committee of leading business men has solicited funds to support continuing work on the avenue test with a depth of one foot, promising a thorough test of the territory.

Marshall Seymour Hurst M. Duncan Emanuel Claypool Joseph Forbeck Wm. Luts E. A. Lockard J. M. Green Gx Committee

County School Funds and Local Court Cases

County Superintendent Drake reports a state school fund apportionment of 4545.27 for Clark County. He notes 10 788 school age residents with Marshall township at 1526 and Casey district just over 1400. Sheriff Davison took Sanford Mc Ginniss to hospital in Anna for an insane case. Mort Hill of Orange pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid 25 dollars in fines and costs. William Jeffords of Darwin pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid 35 dollars total.

Sheriff Davison Sanford McGinniss Anna Mort Hill Orange William Jeffords Darwin Drake Clark County Marshall Township Casey

Marriage Licenses Recorded in Local Notices

Perry A. Carpenter age 20 of Anderson township wed Bessie M. Williams age 18 of Melrose township. Wm. J. Pugh age 86 of Casey married Victoria Stifel age 22 of Oblong. Charley B. McClain age 44 of Kansas. Jessie Whitson age 20 of Dolson township.

Perry A. Carpenter Anderson Bessie M. Williams Melrose Wm. J. Pugh Casey Victoria Stifel Charley B. McClain Kansas Jessie Whitson Dolson

Real Estate Transfers List from Martinsville Area

A series of property transfers shows L F Ingram selling to Cary Marvin parcels in Martinsville. James C. Stinson to Jne Shadley two lots in Casey. Charles Cook to Herbert Lee three lots in McKeen. and multiple other deeds including Wm. Lamb to Meeker Hall, H O Kellwin to W K McDaniel, and more. Prices range from 1200 to 8500 dollars for various lots and tracts.

L F Ingram Cary Marvin James C. Stinson Et al Jne Shadley Casey Charles Cook Herbert Lee McKeen Wm. Lamb Meeker Hall H O Kellwin W K McDaniel Harry Orr Minnie Brummett Jessie Goodman EB Brant Bik Cook Roe Welsh E F Kimmel N& Sw Harmon O. Johnson Dan D. Warner Kendall Martineville John & Findley Jas M Pulver Orig Marshall Harry Q Kellum Richart Martinsville Jas T Hite Floyd Barbee M BE Horner Carrie A Horner Frank H Leasure Fannie Johnson John Kaufman John Weir Beulah Poorman West Union

WII Speak on Woodcraft by State Deputy Tanner

Hon S S Tanner state deputy for the Modern Woodmen will speak in the circuit court room Saturday evening April 8. The public is invited.

S. S. Tanner Minner, Il Woodmer Circuit Court

Sudden Death Reported in Casey Home

Mrs Ellen C Dorton aged 90 was found dead in her bed at her daughter Mrs John Shoemaker in Casey on Saturday An inquest by Coroney Howell returned a verdict of death from natural causes with the date and details partially garbled.

Casey Ellen C. Dorton John Shoemaker Coroney-Howell

Recount Farce Ends as General Stevenson Case Dismissed

The Illinois General Assembly rejected the recount effort tied to Adlai E. Stevenson. In a joint session the majority voted 125 to 64 to adopt the committee report denying a valid case for recounting ballots. Democrats appeared amused as Republicans pressed the verdict.

General Assembly Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson

Edward Cole Named Postmaster for City

Edward Cole has been appointed postmaster and expects to assume duties at the start of the new quarter on April 1. A well known local figure, Cole has prior experience in postal work and is regarded as qualified to provide reliable service.

Real ‘Estate FortSalez Pratt Jere Agiacrap Tarm Jana Andi Zor Wweki Svegttabls Iim- Ie Aaeanear Vail Edward Cole Cole Colé

Obituary of Chester Ditzenberger

Chester Ditzenberger youngest son of Charles and Pauline Ditzenberger born in Crawford County Wisconsin April 33 died near Ha br Mall March 20 1909 aged unknown. Married Nettie Nicole March 28 1906 to this union two children Gladys and Bert. Survived by wife 18 children aged parents five brothers two sisters and many relatives. Converted joined Hatton A M E church died in triumph of living faith. Funeral at Zeigler cemetery Monday conducted by Y Reyes L Pletcher.

Chester Charles Pauline Ditzenberger Crawford Co. Wis Ha Br Nettie _ Nicole Mee Gladys Bert Tiss Ides Am P Hatton Snd Zeigler’s Cemetery Y. Reyes L. Pletcher

Special Revival Services At Methodist Church

The Wir gin Methodist Episcopal church will host revival services next Thursday evening the 26th with Rev. E K Towle in charge. An invitation extends to all to attend and worship. Pastor Ernest L Pletcher urges attendance for spiritual benefit.

Methodist Episcopal Church E. K. Towle Ernest L. Pletcher

A Personal Appeal to Aid the Cause

A brief note expresses strong desire to support a partition or action and seeks assistance. The fragment shows earnest appeal and intent but provides no concrete names, dates, or organizations.

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