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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
6
The Marshall Herald indicates deadlines for advertising and organization notices. Notices must arrive by Monday noon to guarantee placement, reflecting post office filing and publication timing practices of the era.
A civic exhortation urges Tuesday voting as a republican right and duty for all, including women. Citizens should study the ticket and vote for informed choices, or at least align with the party whose policies they support, rather than voting against others.
A polite incident from Argo Naut recounts little Charlotte, visiting with her mother, who after a long dessert pause at a talkative hostess table, lifted her plate and asked if anyone would like a clean plate, highlighting child wit in a social lapse.
Henry R Snedeker born December 21 1863 near Marshall Clark county Illinois died after an eight week illness in Dixon Illinois hospital at age 59 years 10 months 3 days cause pyhorea leading to blood poisoning. He married Martha Ramsey July 4 188? and had four children Melvin B William M Ruth E and a daughter-in-law? He later married Lucinda Koch of Lincoln December 11 1901. He worked in Anna Illinois then Lincoln returning to Lincoln by death. Survived by widow four children four brothers four sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral at Dunlap chapel Saturday 2:30 p.m. Rev C E Pettit. interment Dunlap. I O O F attended.
Mrs Henry R Snedecker of Lincoln Illinois and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors of Marshall for assistance during their bereavement. Special thanks to the J O O F lodge of Marshall for services, and for the floral offerings.
Bruce faces a deadly ambush as a bear advances in a moonlit meadow. Linda arrives on horseback and fires, startling the bear and saving Bruce from the charging predator amid dusk and danger.
A dramatic escape scene unfolds as a girl frees Bruce from binding thongs and shoots at a pursuing grizzly. After a swift rescue, they mount the horse, flee the ferocious creature, and outrun their pursuers. Dave Turner’s vicious trail ends, signaling a shift in the long struggle. Continued in next issue.
Mr and Mrs George Spratt of St Paul Minn host a masquerade at Ott Bell home with visitors from here. Chas A Goekler returns from a week with wife in state hospital where illness affects her eye but slight improvement noted. James Richey Archie Bennett and families visit Babcocks. Mrs Ruth Beachout with daughter Mrs Roy Fox at Brocton. John Woods loses a fine work horse and a regional community note closes with a saying on youth and health.
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