Republican Ticket for Circuit Judges Listed
The Marshall Herald notes the Republican candidates for Circuit Judges Horton W Thompson Vermillion County John H Marshall Coles County and Hon Isaac A Love Vermillion County. A Clark County Republican Central Committee meeting is set for May 10 in Marshall with James Porter as chairman.
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Horton W Thompson
Vermillion County
John H Marshall
Coles County
Isaac A Love
Vermillion
Republican County Central Committee
Clark County
Grand Jury
Marshall
The Labor Union Curse and a Worker’s Dilemma
A young man joins a wholesale firm and is warned not to take an interest in the business. He faces pressure from coworkers and union rules that conflict with his duties, leading to a dilemma over work and survival in a permeated shop from cellar to garret. The tale centers on loyalty, union influence, and the cost to the boss and employee alike.
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Jong On Man
Garret
Atlantic Monthly
Judge Hunter’s Candidacy Questioned in Paris Beacon
The Paris Beacon dismisses Hon A J Hunter’s nomination as a sign of weakness and abandonment of aiming to elect more than one man. It notes his 50 plus years at the bar, but years spent on politics leave little trial experience and little up to date legal erudition. At age 78, the piece argues objections to his candidacy outweigh personal popularity.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Milwaukee
Milwauke
Dickie
Albion x eCollege
Chicago
Rose
David
Paris Beacon
A J Hunter
Hunter
Hunters
Kelley’s Drug Store Ad Certifications Refund Promise
An old prescription ad states that Foley's Honey and Tar is guaranteed to cure coughs and colds or money refunded. It claims it stops coughing, heals lungs, and prevents pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, and comes in a yellow package from Kelfer’s drug store.
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Foley
Kelfer's Drug Store
For Sale Dining Room Set and Stoves
For sale a dining room table and chairs a divan four rocking chairs and two gas stoves contact Frank Lupher for details and price.
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Frank Lupher
Notice of Publication Chancery State of Minors Clark County
Notice in the Circuit Court June Term 1909 for Clark County. L D Secrest and Edgar Summers sue William Huckaba Catherine Wier Alice Bartlow William Bartlow Minnie Phillipps William Weber Ada Gray John J Bliss A M Summers A D Akins and Emily Huckaba. Affidavit of non residence of A D Akins filed with the clerk. Complainants filed their bill of complaint on April 30 1909 and a summons issued.
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Clark County
L. D. Secrest
Edgar Summers
William Huckaba
Catharine Wier
Alice Bartlow
William K. Bartlow
Minnie Phillipps
William Weber
Ada Gray
John J. Bliss
A. M. Summers
A. D. Akins
Emily, Huckaba
Circuit Court
Bald County
Physicians urge medical role in stamping out alcohol
Dr G W Webster, president of the Illinois state board of health, told Chicago physicians that alcohol harms more than tuberculosis, costing 10 percent of US deaths and 2 billion dollars yearly. He urged treating alcoholism as a medical issue and teaching the public truth about its effects.
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G. W Webster
Hiinois State Board of Health
Chicago
Local Families Share Sunday News and New Ventures
Rev Kaufman visits son’s family and Mayme Davidson’s relatives. Baby born to Ivan Edwards and Sun day night. The Harmon Bros and Nichols plan a new business building near the depot. Prof Radabaugh preached at Friends church. Royal Neighbors report large membership and social meetings. Depot improvements and Kearns relocation noted amid town chatter.
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J K. Termain
A. W. Wright
Chas Wright
Burns Smith
Marshall
Grace Manhart
Walnut Prairie
Beulah Prust
Nettle Houston Robinson
George Cannady
Burl Medsker
Harmon Bros
Clarence Nichols
Radabaugh
Plainfield
Ind
Friends’ Church
Royal Neighbors
Kearns
Chadwick
Dr Burnside to Replace Weirs in Community
The text expresses sorrow at the departure of Dr Weir and his wife and welcomes Dr Burnsides and family. It notes Mrs Weir’s Sunday school work and the doctor’s support for community betterment, while wishing the new arrivals well in their field.
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Kg Ze
Ne Weir Cone Tone
Dr. Burnside
Snowy Weekend Visits Fill Local Social Roundup
In Terre Haute Mrs Curt Gard visits nearby while Mrs Bake Miller and Mrs Tom Walker tour Wabash. Bert Eckels makes Marshall calls and others visit friends and relatives over Saturday and Sunday with multiple couples including the Carpenters Lederman Lambdin and Wyrick.
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Curt Gard
Terre Haute
Bake Miller
Tom Walker
Wabash
Bert Eckels
Marshall
Joseph McCollum
Little Son
Perry Carpenter
Harry Carpenter
John Higginbotham
Will Carpenter
John Lederman
John
Herman Lambdin
Harry Williams
Jas. McCollum
Enoch Wyrick
Illinois Deep Waterway Plan Advances From Senate
Senate Deep Waterway committees report a bill to build a Joliet Utica waterway from Lockport to Utica with a 24 by 300 foot channel through Joliet or a 14 by 200 foot alternative if locks cannot be built. The plan proposes $20 million in bonds payable over 20 years and may use government aid or independent action as needed.
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Illinois
Senate Committees On
Lockport
Utica
Joliet
Bridges Authorized in Orange and Parker Townships
Supervisors grant petitions for two bridges in Orange township over Maple Creek on Martinsville road and Willow Creek on Martinsville and Annapolis road. Committees of Nash Archer Beasley and Craig Beeson Elledge named to work with highway commissioners. Parker township bridges over Lamb’s Branch on McNary road and Willis Run at Willis Crossing also approved with committees Epperson Byram Schwartz and Madden Cooper Thompson.
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Orange Township
Maple Creek
Martinsville
Willow Creek
Martinsville and
Annapolis
Nash, Archer and
Beasley
Craig
Beeson
Elledge
Parker Township
Lamb’s Branch
McNary Road
Willis Run
Willis Crossing
Epperson
Byram and Schwartz
Madden
Cooper and Thompson
South Dolson community notes and illnesses
Vern Fox spent Sunday with home folks and Pearley Babcock visited relatives. Will Johnson lost a valuable horse last week. Many have set their incubators again this spring. Mrs Reason Beadle is quite sick at her home near Clarksville. Grandma Murphy, nother 6 cia.
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Vern Fox
Pearley Babcock
Will Jjhnson
Mrs. Reason Beadle
Clarksville
Grandma Murphy
Nother
CIA
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Marshall Herald
ASA RS
AL Fed
Charles Scott
Mar
Srrepublican
Eet Sfu
Suai
AES
Republican Committee
James Porter Charman J
Fredeonbereer
Day
Senat FY
Abdul Hamid
Salonika
Ali
Fletcher
Florida
Gore
Ed Step
Poll
Paris
Carl S Burgett
Iinois
South Carolin
Union
Judge Hunter
Chancery
State Board of Health
West Union
Résee
Kuppenheimer
Kaufman
America
Booth
Handy
J. D. Shoemake Nevel
ES Claypool
N. W. Cor Squak
Ecru
RRA
South Dolson
Tony
Davy
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