Parson's Salt and Dixon's Seeds Mentioned in Local Notes
The column lists purchases at Parsons and Dixon's stores including salt, seeds, and a pres sing shop move. It notes arrivals and visits from residents such as Mrs T W Clark moving to Chicago Wes Cork relocating, and many social items from Terre Haute Paris Martinsville and Darwin including marriages deaths and church guild activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Endgate
Dixon's
T. W. Clark
Chicago
Wes. Cork
East Main Bay
Lloyd
Fred. Fawley
Mancedin
Ji M.nusbaum
Clayton
Martinsville
Florence Hodge
Melbourne
Florida
George Weaver
Bess Hutchens
Paris
Hannah
Boots
Pearl English
Terre Haute
Lattor
Clarence Mewhinney
Ruth McNutt
Indianapolis
Jennie McNutt
Roy Want
Joseph Trice
Helen
Louisville
Ind
R. A. Mitchell
Ada. Miller
Alden
Parsons Esquire
Thomas Craig
Arthur
Hurst
Gizeié
Skrenty
Skrenty * Owas''a Haute’ Visitor’ ‘Sunday.n' Te Ety C.E. Reingehi
Es Westfield
Welty
Honner
Guinnip
Hindsboro
Imperial
Syracuse
John
Deere
Dixon
Heniy Musselman
O. E. Ames
Tuscola
Marshall
Pat O'Gara
Tribune
Kan
Ed English
Nevins
Ill
Hermon Whiteside
Simpson
Jie L. . Whiteside
Harry Cox
T. J. Randall
Roy Anderson
Beardstown
W. H. Raiall
T. J. Randalal
Elmer Niece
Viola Hill
Martin
Hughes
Teaching Force Retained at Marshall High School
Marshall High School trustees reemployed the entire current teaching staff for next year citing satisfactory performance. Mabel Reely, eight, died of diphtheria at home on North Second Street after a two day illness. Burial set for Clarksville this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marshall High School
Mabel
George Reely
North Second Street
Clarksville
Mothers Day Decor Delights At Local Christian Church
The Christian Church held services with Sunday school at 9:30 and preaching at 10:45 and 7:30 led by Supt R L Hunt. A large audience admired the church decorations and Miss Viola Plank's solo. Special music planned for next Sunday as the church welcomes all.
Marshall Man Weds Grace Nicoll in Minneola Kansas
Arthur Stateler formerly of Marshall and son of Henry Stateler married Grace Nicoll last Wednesday at the bride’s parents home near Minneola Kansas. The groom works for the Rock Island railway at Minneola and the bride is the daughter of a prominent local farmer. Both considered among the community’s best young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stateler
Marshall
Henry Stateler
Grace Nicoll
Minneola
Kansas
Rock Island’ Railway
High priced candy sales tactic reshapes local market
A columnist recalls a merchant who boosted candy prices to create a perceived quality premium. By labeling and charging more, he convinced many customers that expensive candy equaled superior value, highlighting a culture of easy money and label-driven choices that sustained his wealth.
Clark County announces bridge tenders at two sites
May 22 1913 at Frank Murphy farm and on road from National Road to Dennison two bridges to be let to lowest responsible bidder. Abutments and bridges to be let separately with plans available day of letting. Commissioners Molter Kuykendall Dunn Reynolds Williamson. City clerk Helman. Also report: Edward Buckmar drowned in Ohio River near Evansville after his launch upturned. coins valued at about 150 dollars found with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnois
Edward Renner
City
North Sixth
Renner
Martinsville High’ School
P. D. John
Greencastle
Ind
Fern
Hainley
Ruth Deahl
Katherine Fasig
Newlin Deahl
Orion Kitchen
Edward Brosman
Tinus Cunningham
Kenneth ‘Tagarta W. Paddock
Darwin
Paddock
Clark County
C.W. Powell
Albert Kreengét
Terre Hhute
John
Ot Darwin
Frank Murphy Farm
National Road
Dennison
Wabash
Clark
Mike Molter
John Kuykendall
Will Kuykendall
Edward Buckmar
Ohio River
Evansville
Buckmar
Frank Yeagers
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Pais
Edgar Harney
Bertha Newell
Perry Garwood
Armstead
Montana
Harry Dulaney
Edwin Both
Clarence Baliley
Mesdames
Jerry Orthwein
Howard Ruble
Jayne B. Kerr
Clarence Bailey
W. A. Vaughan
Henry Musselman
Samuel Prevo
Babeck and
Gallagher's
Jon “Grabenheimer
Clint Newlin
Hutsonville
Marshal
George Cline
York
Leonard Walker
Melrose
Ethel English
M. Scholfield
Marie
Terre ‘Haute
Mattie Moreland
Emma Walker
Young Ladies Guild of
Congregational Church
Arthur Poorman
Rosa
Sarah Smith
August Stupenberg
Grabenheimers
John Brosman
Canada
Burns Smith
W E. Pixley
Millard Hedrick
Filbeck Hotel
J. G. Cannon
J .H. Watson
J. D. Barr
Carl Barr
Harry Janney
Byron McNaary
John Woods
Irene
Rosa Helen
John Sanders
Anderson Township
Norton Cemetery
Buffalo
Sunkist
Nebraska
Wea
Clark County Mills
Randall, Mer
Ash Sts
Harry ‘Findley
John Deere
Harrow
C. A. Dixon
Randall’s
Eggs & Poultry
Plymouth Rocks
J. H. Maurer
Pymouth Rocks
Tse Randall’s
Queen
Bubeck & Gallagher’s
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck and Gallagher's
Bubeck and
Gallagher
Fred Wallis
East Main
P. BE. Read
Studebaker
James W. Dunn
Harry Reynolds
John Williamson
Fred Helman
Ohio
Pictorial Review
Ladies’ Home Journal
BLACK
Hutchinson
Pillsbury’s
Labby’s Best
Enterprise
Patent
Magnolia
Farmers
Booth
Lockard'’S
Herald
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