Community Notes from Martinsville Area
Frank Dehl plans a new fruit house while residents such as John Geffs and wife, Riley Lingafelter, and others frequent Martinsville events. Men prepare to head north to shuck corn as gatherings continue with charivari for Geo Ridgeway and wife. Elder Heeden wraps up at Misner chapel with protracted services at Henriett chapel. J C Frazer of Van Buren attends. Elders Nay and Shanks are noted in local church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dehl
John Geffs
Martinsville
Riley Lingafelter
Geo. Ridgeway
Ewife
Heeden
Nay
Cen Shanks
Local Notes From The Review County Correspondence
President Daugherty spent the past week in Dayton Ohio. The Young oil well stood at 2750 feet Monday end, still drilling in the sand. Rev H C Hopewell Jacob Goble and Ada left for the Baptist Association at Pana. Marie Burnap Brown born Westfield June 17 1861 died Westfield Oct 23 1910. Briscoe sold the Joseph Redman 70 acre farm for 8000 dollars with eight acres in doubt about the title. Land actually sold brought 130 dollars per acre. Dr Bell's Anti Pain praised for quick relief of colic and external pains. Interment in Partlow cemetery. A 240 acre farm was traded for a larger Jasper county tract. Mrs Jane Connelly Miss Martha Crane and Mrs E Connelly visited Chas Newlin. Drainage ditch work west of Oilfield began with teams but a steam dredge was hired after teams failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Dayton
H. C. Hopewell
Jacob Goble
Ada
Baptist Association
Pana
Marie Burnap Brown
L. S
Martha Burnap
David Brown
Westfield
B. Briscoe
Joseph Redman
Jasper County
Vince Lowry
Jane Connelly
Martha Crane
E Connelly
Chas. Newlin
Oilfield
Cubs Athletic Ball Game Attendances Noted in Chicago
B B Sturdevant and Dr Moore land attended the Cubs Athletic ball game in Chicago last Thursday. Mrs Lucansville of Missouri spent Friday night and Saturday in Casey. Mrs Leota Ruckle of St Louis arrived Thursday visiting relatives. W D Scudamore and wife moved into a new home on Washington street. Howard McCracken left Saturday for Muncie Ind where he has accepted employment. Mrs Dave Lavelle and two daughters of Chicago arrived Friday to visit Mrs Vva Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Sturdevant
Mooreland
Cubs
Chicago
Lucansville
Missouri
Casey
Leota Ruckle
St. Louis
W. D Scudamore
Washington Street
Howard McCracken
Muncie Ind
Dave Lavelle
V.va Whitney
Fragmentary remedy claim for skin ailments on a page
A garbled OCR fragment discusses remedies for eczema tetter salt rheum and various skin conditions. It mentions running sores chapped hands and face and sunburn and appears to be an old medical or advertisement snippet with unclear credibility.
Local notes from Five Points and surrounding towns
Wellington Hurst builds a bar Frank Burger owns fifty geese John Brosman installs a fur nace Elder Haase gave baptism Sunday Silas Elledge and Elmer Phillips drove to the river Wednesday Henry Mays accepts Indianapolis job stork brings twins to Clarence Johnson family Meetings at Five Points end with twelve accessions Homer Haun and wife visit Kansas Station over Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Hurst
Frank Burger
John Brosman
Elder
Haase
Silas Elledge
Elmer Phillips
Henry Mays
Indianapolis
Homer Haun
Kansas Station
Pine Tar Honey Cures Colds and Throat Irritation
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claims to break up the worst cold and relieve throat irritation. It promises quick cure of coughs colds grippe and bronchial troubles with a natural remedy.
Local Market and Community Notes from the Week
A fragmentary rural update reports broom corn sold at about $100 per ton with local sales to Paris dealers. Joe Nicholson works on a new house for Jesse Hurst while his horse was badly kicked Sunday. Dora Clapp remains in St Louis slowly improving. Protracted meeting at Five Points draws youth. John Ross and John Nidiffer sold broom corn to Paris dealers and delivered last Friday. Snowstorm follows a period of fine fall weather. John Teimer moves merchandise stock from Dudley to his residence. Bridge work on West of Wall-Pei Oss spot noted. Ken Hood and Ambler Sumter Bridges discussed as rising costs and infrastructure needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nicholson
Jesse Hurst
Dora Clapp
St Louis
Joe
Fragmentary OCR notes on regional deeds and dates
The readable fragments record mentions deeds and parties in a local area with scattered names and dates. The text references property transfers and official notations but lacks complete context or clear outcomes.
Local residents and visitors noted in brief listings
Mrs Wo Connechy stek Geo totes returned. Iren Fy ida Ohio Levi Trmian visited Thursday. K Bennett of Westfield was here Wednesday. Wim Edwards rented the Linn farm for a year. Chas Newlin returned from Anadarko Oklahoma. Jerry Madigan of Brocton visited Lee Newlin Sunday. Amos Parcel attended the fish sale last Wednesday. Ed and William Gregg baling hay for J P Davis of Cleone. Davis of Tuscola visiting Dan Roderick. Ohio Oil Co drilling deep well on Young farm. Hood Armor and wife visited relatives near Oblong. Frank Connelly and Newt Terrell hauled apples from Olney. Mrs Nelson Tyler and daughters of Richwoods visited Mrs Elmer Tyler. Frank and Jack Sweet of Martinsville baling broom corn. Riley Starks of Kansas Station rented the Sallie Bean farm for the coming year. C C Green and son left for Harrisburg to visit C C Green and family. Joe Beasley offered 125 per ton for broom corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE Bennett
Westfield
Wim Edwards
I Linn
Chas Newlin
Anadarko
Okla
Jerry Madigan
Brocton
Lee Newlin
Amos Parcel
William Gregg
J P Davis
Cleone Bere
Davis
Tuscola
Dan Roderick
Ohio of! Co
Young Farm Hood Armor
Oblong
Frank Connelly
Newt Terrell
Olney
Nelson Tyler
Richwoods
Elmer Tyler
Frank
Jack Sweet
Martinsville
Riley Starks
Kansas Station
Cc. C. Green and Son
Harrisburg
C. C. Green
Beasley
Local residents and visitors report repairs and visits
Wes Coombs has repairs on his property while Jay Warrington from Lawrenceville returns home sick Saturday. Will Miller of Flat Rock visited friends Sunday. Upstairs teacher Mr. Mount is ill this week. Mrs. Winters has carpentering work. Guy Smith of Chicago visited relatives Thursday. Will Holiday and Albert Johnson did business in Terre Haute Friday. Mrs Ira York of Eaton visited sister Mrs. Emma Smith Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Alvis Athey of Middletown Indiana visited last week. Mrs Caniday moved to Winters farm. Ellis Standfield to move into town property. Mr and Mrs Mart Newlin begin southern trip to New Orleans and others. Guy Hogue in charge of elevator fell from ladder Saturday, bruising him badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Coombs
Jay Warrington
Lawrenceville
Will Miller
Flat Rock
Mr. Mount
Mr. Winters
Guy Smith
Chicago
Will Holiday
Albert Johnson
Terre Haute
Ira York
Eaton
Emma Smith
Alvis Athey
Middletown
Ind
Caniday
Winters
Ellis Standfield
Mart Newlin
New Orleans
Guy Hogue
Marshall High Champions Triumph 21 0 over Robinson
Marshall High defeated Robinson High 21 to 0 at the local gridiron, with Baker Laufman and Foster scoring touchdowns. Michael led the kicking game as Marshall dominance showed in weight and drive, setting up a likely title showdown with Lawrenceville for southern and eastern Illinois high school football. Attendance reached about 150 as fans cheered a strong second and fourth quarter from the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall High
Illinois
Robinson High School
Marshall
Lawrenceville High
Crawford County
Gard
Wilson
Robinson
Mefford
Tao
Chicago University
Minnesota
Baker
Michael
Pearce
Mitchell
Marshall Boys
Williams
Wiliams
Laufman
Foster
Laufmann
Iitne
Robinsons
Bostoff
Hillman
Parker
Clark
Widow’s Second Matrimonial Play G Apt to Be a Sure Thing
Mr. Otto Paul of Milwaukee endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar as the best cough and cold remedy. He says it cured his baby’s bad cold in one day and thanks the advertiser. For sale by all druggists. Walter Wellman has disproved the theory they never come back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Paul
Milwaukee
Wis
Foley
Walter Wellman
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Zear
Partlow Cemetery
Dr. Bell
Hutsonville
the Herald
N Hurst
Heute
Mordasy
George Newlin
Qiuote
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
Tes
Clark Winters
Henry Bowroan
Coon
Pawnee Krorkhans
Boyle
Frank Goodwin
Ethelstoner
Defiance Ohio
J T Cox
Trimble
Clint Heck
Wyatt Mo
New Madrid
Sutherland
Homer
The
Stork
Clarence Johnson
Bowehy
Ken Hood
Ambler Sumter Tor
Ida Ohio
Levi Trmian
West York
Aljl
Board of Local Improvements
City of
Marshall, Ill
County of
State of
Ilinois
Main Street
Michigan Street
Sixth Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Locust Street
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ATD
Seymour Hurst
J. W. Lewis
A. Purdum
Board of Local Improvements of the City of
Slinolg
Ge Marshall
J.C. Wilson
Nork
Besei
Tyytna
Fletcher
Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York
Cir
Hoosier
H. M. Dewey & CO
ALL Grocers
Io ‘Ae
Valier Ree LN
Keifer
Keiferdrug CO
Cole Gae Ecoale
Uae
Jacksonville
Florida
Weir & Weir
Ohare
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