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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1910

Page

2

County Correspondence From Banner Times Highlights Local Moves

District notices show Dick Rice traveling to Laurel Montana to join his father while J G Ewing returns from Chicago after Masonry 12th degree. Residents depart for Granville West Virginia and Wichita Kansas to visit kin or pursue jobs. Local Masons host two candidates as Casey Camp plans a public meeting at the opera house with Judge O P Page delivering an address.

Banner Times Dick Rice Laurel Mont Byrom Rice H. J. Elder A. C Ambrose Kansas Henry Downey Granville John Cunningham Wichita Kas Mr Cunningham St Louis Edwin Rockefedler John D Brookville Indo Brrs India Sanford Clyde Barker Casey Parkersburg West Va Wilse Brown Asheville N.C ME Church South Brown Las

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad

The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as maintaining high quality without price increases. It promotes its curative qualities for coughs colds croup whooping cough and throat chest lung ailments and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package sold by all druggists.

Foley

Westfield News Briefs Highlight Fires and Oil Leases

The item lists local happenings including a lightning fire that destroyed Henry Goodman’s barn, pension increase for Alexander Burnside, visitors and travel by several residents, oil lease signings two miles east of town due to Biggs 80 oil find, and a real estate sale of over 30 000 dollars involving Prof. W. R. Shuey’s 120 acre Eli farm.

Harvey Snider Anna Emma Oklahoma H Black Martinsville Springs AE Koasht Scott County Kas Henry Goodman Hutton Alexander Burnside Harry McGee Chicago Prof. W. R. Shuey

Local Notes and Dated Tidings from Hutsonville Area

Paris Drake a former resident died last week at Sailor Springs. O Rains left for Colorado Springs for health reasons. Ken Newlin bought all Hutsonville property from the Wm Adams estate. Gardens planted before the cold wave may need replanting. Mrs J F Gallion visited from Robinson to see her sick father John Ferguson. Modern Woodmen push Dr J Wo Carlisle of Robinson as state head physician. Mr and Mrs Williams Frost of Titusville Pa visited with Mr and Mrs Gus Apgar and Mrs W O Price. Tabernacle meetings closed after a full head of steam with 112 confessions. Victor J Voegels and Miss Fannie Eaton married in Memphis Tenn at the Eaton home. Mrs and Mrs Eaton were Hutsonville former residents.

Paris Drake Sailor Springs O Rains Colado Springs Ken Newlin Harry Adams Hutsonville Wm Adams J F Gallion Robinson John Ferguson Taess J Wo Carlisle Williams Frost Titusville Gus Apgar W Os Price Victor J. Voegels Fannie Eaton F Ot Eaton Memphis Tenn Eaton

Foley's Honey and Tar A Trusted Throat Remedy

For more than three decades Foley's Honey and Tar remains a household favorite for throat chest and lung ailments. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is the safe choice for infants and children. None genuine but Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package. Refuse substitutes sold by all druggists.

Foley's Foleys

Local happenings around Terre Haute and area

Dan Quick visited Terre Haute on Saturday while Wm Hudson spent several days there last week. J W Thomason runs his store alone now after a break in Saturday night. Rev Hopewell will preach here on Sunday and will baptise those received into the church last winter.

Dan Quick Terre Haute Carter Lee Sam Barnes Dr Lee Oliver J W Thomason Ernest Griffith Wm Hudson Lyman Campbell John Barnes Jeff Black Tom Crowder Melvin Fawley Rev Hopewell

Why Experiment Bell Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy

A nostalgic claim promotes Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey used for coughs colds croup and throat and bronchial troubles with decades of home use and wide distribution. The advertisement urges consumers to look for the bottle label to verify the product.

Community Notes and Visits Near Oliver and Asbury

A list of local visits and health updates. Wade Forsythe lost a fine cow Sunday. Mabel Garver visited Joe Travers Sunday. Joe Adams sick for days. Mabel and Ella Snedeker visited Frank Tobias. Walter Adams family spent Wednesday at Joe Adams. Master Walter Adams staying with grandparents. Mrs Frank Hippard and her Indianapolis family visiting Abe Garver. Missionary service date moved to May 26 due to illness.

Mabel Garver Joe Travioris Joe Adams Mabel Snedeker Ella Snedeker Frank Tobias Walter Adams Edna Clyde Adams Frank Hippard Indianapolis Abe Garver Oliver and Asbury

Local Notes From The Community Gathering

Sun day evening sociality continues with neighbors meeting weekly. Erippe illness affects several in the area. Seth Matthews of Edgar Ill visits friends here for a few weeks. Emmett Vaughn stayed with Ben Bierbaum near Redman last week. Mrs Charley Yeater and baby from Oblong visited relatives here the first of last week. Stella Irwin returns from Marshall and resumes school. Paul Hill of near Martinsville vis its Cabot Hill Saturday night and Sunday. Minnie Bedwill of Indianapolis visits aunts Mrs David and Sherman Irwin. Farmers report slow progress due to rain. Angus Miller, long in Arkansas, visits his parents Mort Miller and wife. John Clouse and son occupy the O Legore farm house vacated by George Hodson last winter. Mrs Silas Litteral and children of Indianapolis quished over Sunday with her parents, Wm Washburn and wife. Gussie Gibson teaches at Blue Grass and Ruth Washburn teaches at Round Grove, visited home folks Sunday.

Charley Yeater Baby Stella Irwin Marshall Paul Hill Martinsville John Clouse O Legore George Hodson Silas Litteral Indianapolis Wm Washburn

Bowel Troubles Miracle Cure Ad Re Net Remedy

An old advertisement claims Dr Bell's Anti-Pain relieves all bowel troubles and pains instantly. It touts external use for various pains and notes wide availability at stores.

Dr Bell

Local health notes and community updates from Clarksville

Etta Morgan is very sick with pneumonia. Little Carrie Alfred has the whooping cough. Ora Johnson and family visited here last week. Clarence Goekler of Timothy was here on business Monday. Robert Babcock made a business trip to Terre Haute Tuesday. Not much plowing has been done for two weeks due to rain. Prayer meeting at Clarksville Baptist church each Wednesday night. Winter school teachers: Hurley Johnson Pleasant Grove Pearly Babcock Blue Grass Harry Findley Clarksville.

Carrie Alfred Ora Johnson Clarence Goekler Timothy Robert Babcock Terre Haute Clarksville Baptist Church Hurley Johnson Pleasant Grove Pearly Babcock Blue Grass Harry Findley Clarksville

Hells Anti septic Salve Promises Quick Improvement

Advertisement touts Dr Hells Anti septic Salve with rapid relief after first application. It guarantees cleanliness and pleasant use and offers the product at 2 in a box.

Pleasant Grove Community Social Tie Varies Across Marshall

Russell Dawson spent part of the week in Marshall. Mrs Charles Allrich left for her new home in Iona Indiana. Findley and family dined with James Hooper in Marshall. Ed Murphy and Thurman visited Rice Downs north of Clarksville. Mrs H E Jinlow and Beulah visited Mrs Snedeker of Asbury. Wm Findley and family and Mrs Lew Stephenson visited Homer Hrosman in Asbury. Max Ulmer of Missouri is visiting relatives and old friends, formerly a resident of the area.

Russell Dawson Marshall Charles Allrich Jeft Iona Ind W Or Findley James Hoopers Ed Murphy Thurman Rice Downs Clarkkyssille H E Jinlow Beulah J ”A Snedeker Asbury Missouri

Local residents seen around town and tradesmen at work

Will Findley of Pleasant Grove was here Friday. Joe Nicholson is doing carpentry in Edgar county. Most oats look well but some fields of wheat are poor. John Ross, our assessor, has nearly finished listing property. Claude Schwartz has been working at Williams planing mill in Mar.

Will Findley Pleasant Grove Joe Nicholson Edgar County John Ross Claude Schwartz Williams Mar

Local items and notices from Nodaway county area

Mack Ulmer from Nodaway county visited friends last week. A dog killed one and injured others among Mat Snyder's sheep. two died later. Dolson plans another oil well with a drilling rig moved to the Davidson farm near Shilo church. Field work paused by rain Friday. Greenmoss school district calls a special election to elect two directors after resignations. Sperry Claypool to lead upcoming township S. S convention. Halley’s Comet appears prompting caution for the nervous, while others enjoy the sight.

Shall Mack Ulmer Nodaway County Missouri Mat Snyder Dolson Davidson Farm Shilo Church Greenmoss Sperry Claypool Halley

Foley Kidney Pills Promote Kidney and Bladder Relief

Foley Kidney Pills contain concentrated ingredients of established therapeutic value for relief and cure of kidney and bladder ailments. Available through all druggists.

Foley

Rainy Friday Night and Local Soffits Report

Fine rain fell Friday night as John Bennett and others visited Martinsville. Preaching occurred at Kickapoo. measles spread in the neighborhood. Several locals traveled between Martinsville and Bellair. A dry well on Payne farm was abandoned. no school at Cottonwood due to a sick teacher. Patrons along route No 6 painted their mailboxes after erecting them per instructions.

Evers Zoar Mr. Houck Bennett John A. Staley Payne Farm Elbo Cottonwood

Weedy Oats and Local Farm News From Marshall Area

Weedy oats fields are noted along with a reported seven percent price for newly hatched chicks. George Baker refused fifty dollars for a sow with nine pigs, while four road drags appear to be at work. Other items include a cow overestimate by drinking spray liquid, a projected blackberry crop of about three quarters, and two young men planning a home telegraph line. Lewis Wright and wife from Sumner Oklahoma visited their grandmother in the area last week.

George Baker Jlanney & Shipe Marshall John Husted Lewis Wright Sumner Oklo Major Delmar Prince of Orange Wentworth Monte Carlo Detroit Circle Axtell Columbus Margaret O Chase Scott Hudson George Muscovite Pacer Red Tell Huntsman William L Lou Axworthy Kalam Poughkeepsie Readville Hartford General Wats Horse Review Kentucky Futurities Kentucky Tom Axworthy Guy Axworthy Jack Axworthy Axtellock

Speech Fragments on Curiosity and Mystery

A fragment discusses speeches lacking substance for a light lunch and notes an uncurious woman’s dullness. It observes a young woman’s appeal lies in keeping a young man guessing, reflecting social views on intrigue and gender.

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