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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1912

Page

1

Community notices and personal movements in Casey

Casey news notes residents traveling to Tulsa St Louis and Madison opportunities and family events. Obituary reports the death of John Ritter near Hazel Dell from heart failure. Fire destroys Ben Emrick’s barn and silo. Others plan trips for work study and training as residents exchange visits and health care plans.

Casey R. Boynton Tulsa Leonard DeBord St. Louis Casey and Hery Cleve Harreson Los Angeles Abs J. W. Price Mildred Price Texas California John Ritter Clark County Hazel Dell Jerry Burns Ohio Oil Co Slusser East St. Louis U. S. Grand Jury Ben Emrick Jersey H E. Moreland Cairo Ill Leo Dixon Muncie Ind Mirs Rachel, Conner Brocton Mary Newman Nola Miller Arthur Davis Jasper Avenue Michigan

Texans Admire New Life Pills Say They Renew Energy

Ife Hugh Tallman of San Antonio notes in a letter that Dr Kings New Life Pills impart new life and energy. He claims the pills are excellent for stomach and kidney troubles and endorse them as the best made. 25c, Carl Taubeneck's.

Hugh Tallman San Antonio Dr. King Carl Taubeneck

Weather hinders roads and town notes from sparse report

Weather disrupts travel with frequent rain and hail in parts of the township. Children suffer the whooping cough affecting spring term school attendance. John E. Hurst sold hogs to a Seravian buyer for seven dollars and fifty cents per hundred. Murphy Bros plan to start a hitchhiking venture next week if roads and weather permit. Verge Galjana0 assists carpentry on a residence as officials discuss highway matters. Old notes recount baptisms and other town happenings from last winter.

John E. Hurst Murphy Bros Htickater Wegan Dolson Sphier Red Wood Martinsville GiBa

Cole & Cole Insurance Notice on Tornado and Fire Rates

We write tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property in the largest companies at the lowest rates. Write or call us for terms. Cole and Cole.

Cole & Cole

Visitors and church services mark West York week

West York notes many visitors including Joseph Sims and Mrs C B Rook in Terre Haute. Will Piety and others travel to Mart Newlin and Terre Haute as preaching occurs at both local churches. Local residents host guests from Danville and Danville area and reveal small community events.

Electric Bitters Curb Malaria Says Lucama Man

The ad proclaims mosquitos spread malaria and typhoid but Electric Bitters banish malaria germs from blood restore appetite and strength. William Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina credits three bottles with lasting health gains after long suffering. 50c at Carl Taubeneck’s.

Wm Fretwell Lucama N. C Carl Taubeneck

Weather and social notes from the community

The report notes Friday hail on the east side and complaints of early planted potatoes rotting. It mentions the Van family hauling seventy five freight cars in a week and Jerry Claypool losing a newly bought umbrella. Social visits include Osbey McGinness and wife with Martinsville friends and the Herrod and Short families of Friendship. A highway meeting at Greenup drew locals, and Prof. E L McCabe visited school authorities Monday with his drinking fountain.

Will Ward Terre Haute Jerry Claypool Osbey McGinness Martinsville Herrod Short Friendship Greenup E. L. McCabe

Local Socials Report Holiday Guests Note

Flora Davis, Abe Jack Weaver, Anna Newell, Walter Lackey and family were guests of B Lackey Sunday. Ed Weaver and family from Armstrong visited Dennison. John Kuykendall Jr. and wife of Carmel visited last week. Edgar Wolkers and family visited Walter Hutchison Sunday.

Flora Davis Driss Abe Jack Weaver Anna Newell Walter Lackey W B. Lackey Ed Weaver Armistrong Dennison John Kuykendall Jr Carmel Edgar Wolkers Walter Hutchison

Westfield brief notices from The Review

Mrs. T F Wolfe of Lancaster visits her son Meade. Mrs Julia Phillips travels to Chicago to be with daughter Mary. Mrs C C Rider attends St Francisville high school commencement where sister Hila Pepple graduates. Mr Osterhaue loads a drilling machine for the western oil field. Rev and Mrs D R Seneff visit. Mrs M C Hull and daughter Ethel travel to Ohio to see Rev B L Seneff in poor health. A L Prat of Oilfield 91 Co teases lands for a deep pay, with hopes of a deep well this summer by the company and Ghic.

T. F. Wolfe Lancaster Meade Julia Phillips Chicago Mary C. C. Rider St. Francisvile Hila Pepple Osterhaue D. R. Seneff M. C Hull Ethel Ohio B L. Seneff A L. Prat 91 Co Ghic

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsement Notice

One hundred dollar reward offer for incurable catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsement from F J Cheney Co and National Bank of Commerce Toledo. Description of internal cure and blood action. Testimonials available, price 75 cents per bottle, sold by druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo O. We F. J. Cheney National Bank OF Commerce Hal

Local News Notes From Martinsville and Nearby

Mrs Lew Lowry is very sick Robi Wright visits home folks Frank Staggs remains about the same Will Mallory has painted his new residence Mrs Amanda Mallory has moved to Martinsville There was no school last week due to measles Preaching all Freedom Sunday morning and evening Very little oats sown in the vicinity because of heavy rain

Will Mallory Amanda Mallory Martinsville

Local social notes and visits across towns

Mrs G W Switzer improves. Clyde Elliott spent Sunday with his father. Pleasie Irwin visited Hazel and Flora Elliott. Moses Heath of Dennison was in the area Sunday. Rev Wamsley and Ed Weaver pair as guests. Frank Welsh with T N Dunlap family. Clarence Liggett of St Marys visits aunt Mrs James Weaver. B J Shirley and family visit Delbert Shirley. Mrs James Weaver and children visit Mrs Hattie Crumlin. Mrs Levi Dickerson returns from Terre Haute. Claude Asking visits with Mack Liggett. Leed Sears and family visit James Liggett Sunday. Mrs Fanny Page to return to farm from Terre Haute.

G. W. Switzer Clyde Elliott Pleasie Irwin Hazel Flora Elliott Delbert Shirely James Weaver Hattie Crumlin Levi Dickerson Terre Haute Claude Asking Mack Liggett Leed Sears Twife Ben, Medley James Liggett

Incomplete OCR note on Dr Wu and Wang dinner talk in Washington

Fragmentary text mentions Dr Wu and a diplomat at a Washington dinner. The rest of the passage is garbled with unclear quotes and names, making it impossible to determine a full narrative or event details.

Tuttlingen Monuments Aim To Honor Max Schneckenburger

In Tuttlingen a committee seeks funds for a monument to Max Schneckenburger the poet of Die Wacht am Rhein born in Tuttlingen and educated there. He died in 1849 at thirty, his family poor yet devout to Germany, and his song helped unite Bavarians Prussians and Saxons in 1870.

Schneckenburger Deutsch Wacht Am Rhein Gravelotte Sedan

Timothee Trimm Faces Desperate Debt Sit-In

Lespes a French journalist known as Timothee Trimm was intruded upon by a creditor who refused to leave. He blocked entrances with papers and prepared a charcoal fire, announcing they would commit suicide together before paying the debt, prompting the creditor to flee.

Lespes Timothee Trimm Timothee

Art of Happiness and the Misunderstood Aim

The piece argues happiness is misinterpreted as wealth and possessions. It suggests many imagine happiness as luxury goods, large homes, cars, boats, servants, and abundance, while true happiness remains elusive and personal.

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S&s. Wamsley Might Co West York Joseph Sims C. B. Rook Will Piety Mart Newlin Malissa Guyer Ella Hand Fred Medsker Harrisburg Ira Ferrell North Reynolds Street James Johnston Hutsonvile Eli Sheppard Holman Danville Homer Westfield the Review Possum Ridge Lew Lowry Robi. Wright Frank Staggs Schniunger Cain Chi- Namiel Noah E Diemenn Dukat Barpe West Marshall Marahaile Petite Stonewall Jackson Jacky Bienvenu DuKat Seiffaniel Spittler Attichia Aaby Baer Europe Esperall America Percheron Society of France W. L. Declow Cedar Rapids, Iowa Stafford Engraving Company Indianapolis I SO Ute Loess Srop USA Orem
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