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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1918

Page

4

Crowd gathers as town reports fair weather and crops

Nechbormood News notes a large crowd on Saturday with good weather for farm work. Local business visitors include Mills, J W Boyer, Ed Medsker, and John Henley moving closer to town. Strawberries sell at 15 cents a quart while eggs and butter prices are listed. Civil War veterans attend Decoration Day planning with a Chicago speaker and Toledo judge. Community members travel to Terre Haute and Kokomo Indiana.

E Mills J. W Boyer Ed Medsker Son Melrose John Henley Washington Street Plenner South York North York Street Cyrus McDaniel Leo Fasig Terre Haute

Measles Hit Grisham Family Near Arcola

ENCUIish Mecerret Grisham contracted measles last week while Mabel Brodler of near Arcola also appears in the brief, indicating a regional illness report among residents.

Mecerret ‘Grisham Mabel Brodler Arcola

Local residents visit and travel notices in Colfax area

A stream of visitors and movements records from Colfax Indiana and surrounding towns. Residents such as Arden Huger Ter re Haute, Mrs Roy Barklow Olney vicinity, Miss Norma Bell Pinkneyville, and families including the Bells, Bruner, and Standfield share visits or relocations. Also noted are military moves, deaths, and school staff changes with Belle Ollie Lewis, Ollie Lewis cousins, and Free land enlistment at Great Lakes.

Tod Atetig Pete Haute Babe Olney Allen Hicks Norma Bell Pinkneyville Malcolm Bruner Marshall Bruner Roy Dickerson Babs Walnut Prairie Martin Newlin Justin David Palestine Lewis Oren Ruby Lttle Terre Haute Guy Hager J. R. Corder Will Lewis Mattoon Ollie Lewis Denno N. Standfield R. W. Hill Blanche Annapolis Cecil Lowell Bell The State University James Lindley Helen Frances Bess Wolla

Vandalism in West Union Boarded by Cowardly Cars

Emma B Dolson of West Union complains of last Wednesday night graffiti on a business house and a residence. Yellow paint covered cement walks and weather boarding with insults like You are a slacker and You are a friend to the Kaiser. She notes the property owners are longtime Red Cross and Belgium Relief donors and criticizes Red Cross drive excesses.

West Union Kaiser Red Cross Belgium Suelt

Not a Slacker: West Union Red Cross Leader Defends Local Man

President of the West Union Illinois Red Cross Chapter defends L A Shawler against slacker accusations from May 22. He and his wife are praised for generous donations of money and work aiding the local Red Cross drive.

Red Cross West Union Ill L. A. Shawler American Red Cross W. Weir

Illness Claims Miss Olle Lewis at 26

Miss Olle Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Lewis died Thursday after a lingering illness at age 26. Survived by parents two sisters Elsie Miller and Mollie twin. burial at West York cemetery beside her brother Harry. Funeral held Saturday at the M E church with Rev Cumming officiating. Many local and distant friends attended.

Martin Nowlin Hutsonville Olle Lewis C C Lewis Elsie Miller Mollie M. E. Church Cumming West York Harry

Westfield News In Brief Key Local Names and Events

G S Aikman station agent left for Springfield to attend a hearing on junking the S and O line. He reappeared in Danville dazed from a nervous breakdown and was sent to an Indianapolis sanitarium. Mrs Maria Ann Turner 87 died at Camar granddaughter’s home. Funeral held Tuesday. Rev Bon Sybolt passed physical and awaits army chaplain duty. Taylor Kentucky June 1 Mrs Pollard and daughter Marie moved to Paris. Joseph F James 56 died at East street home. J E Hardesty now agent for S and O railroad at Westfield.

Susan A Adkins Tom Riley Marshall Briscoe Indianapolis Clelle Kelly Detroit Carrell Zona Wilson St. Louis Carrie Morgan Carey S Welch Grand Rapids Mich J. F Baughman Vale Freeland Great Lakes Naval Training Station L. I Moore Gail Waynesburg C R Sellers Carr Lee Camp Dix Chas Brewer France New York Westfield Review G. S Aikman Springfield Danville Maria Ann Turner J H. Pence Camar B On Sybolt U B Taylor E G Pollard Marie Paris Joseph F James East Street J E Hardesty S & O Railroad

Food Administration Urges Wheat and Sugar Rationing

Hoover calls for unified austerity to spare wheat for armies and allies while conserving sugar for war needs. He urges widespread canning, home preservation, and abstaining from wheat until the next harvest, noting laborers require more bread and urban households need prepared rations.

United States

Red Men Plan Cemetery Decoration on Sunday

The Seminole Tribe of Red Men will decorate graves Sunday June 9. Members meet at the lodge room at 2 p m and march to the cemetery for exercises. Other fraternal orders are invited to join. Committees will decorate graves in other cemeteries the same day.

Local Stallion Farm Near Clarks ville Advertises Geraud

A fragment describes a farm located one mile south of Clarks ville home to an imported Percheron stallion named Geraud with registration number 69620 131587.

Clarksville Geraud

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