Local Notes From Marshall This Week
Marshall city briefs recount visits by Mrs. Anna Lutz and Miss Mamie Davidson to Terre Haute. Miss Edna Bell of Robinson and Miss Alma Shipe in Paris. Reports include real estate loans, farm sales, and shop ads from Bubeck Gallagher and Hughes. Community events feature church dinners, Hallowe en parties, and local appointments amid a flood of short notices.
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Brice
Hughes
Parsons
Anna Lutz
Terre Haute
Lew Ahrey
Robinson
Bubeck & Gallaghers
Henry Musselman
Paris
Herald Office
Mamie Davidson
B. F. Johnson
J. W. Lewis
Sebastian Hill
Spaulding
Neb
Edna Bell
Alma “Shipe
Ella Roberts
Mary Guinnip
Star Bakery
Air
J. T. Thormipson
Amo Ind
W. W. Ralston
Elmer Cox
South Vigo
Ind
W. Ingram
Cincinnati
George Ramsey
Kansas City
W. B. Machlan
Lillian
Marshall
E. C Rose
Laila Ghormiey
Souris
North Dakota
Fred Bubeck Jr
Gertrude Machlan
Edgar Shoemaker’s
Town
Marshall Club
Walter Cork
West Union
Fred Rose
H O.gara
Tribune
Kansas
Chas Turner
Dolson
Mike Duffy
Martinsville
Josephine Healey
J A Morton
Ora Annis
Stoy
Joe Brady
Mary, Ind
Morrie Logue
Frank English
Main St
Plymouth Rocks
I _ Devel
Main Street
Ill
Archer
Hal Dronberger
Cynthia Dronberger
W W Ralston
William Harold and Son
William Jr
Dora Janney
Tucson
Ariz
Here
Clark County
Unity Bldg
Indianapolis
B. F Johnson
Local Briefs and Notices From Area
Wm Medsker reports a lost valuable horse on Friday while noting a medical mishap with a corn cob. Ford Thompson returns home from Shawnee Oklahoma. Rev G W Downey and family relocate from Freeport to Melrose parsonage on Thursday. Milt Baker travels to Otdlation on Tuesday amid unclear details from Breisdae events.
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Medsker
Ford-Thompson
Shawnee
Okla
G. W. Downey
Freeport
Melrose
Milt Baker
Otdlation
Breisdae
Operators Extend Territory with New Test Wells
No great finds in the Alnons field in the past week. Operators are extending work with test wells near Litchfield and Nashville. Completions reported last week: Crawford 32, Lawrence 21, Clark 2, Cumberland 3, Marion 2, total production 5344 barrels.
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Litchfield
Nashville
Crawford County
Lawrence
Clark
Cumberland
Marion
Additions to Lake's neckwear line feature new butterfly jabots
News notes new items in Lake's Neckwear including Persian pattern butterfly jabots at 25c instead of 50c. Black or white collars with Dutch or stock shapes at 25c each, extra large lace collars also 25c, embroidered and plain laundered linen collars at 10c or 2 for 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes
New Millinery and Cloaks Sale from Chicago and Indianapolis
Foster Martin showcases new cloaks and suits for ladies and misses with prices from five to thirty dollars. Kids cloaks priced from one fifty to twelve fifty, plus silk sales and wool dress goods discounts. Blanket sale extended ten days as warm weather persists. Corsets including Nemo and Dr Warner lines featured. account settlement urged.
Bulletin Board: Suitcase Bags at Bargain Prices
Value filled bags with metal frames and sturdy handles advertised at 50c to 2.50 each. Red and black colors lead sales with a 25c asking price for an excellent quality. A Persian Ribbon faced bag is offered at 25c as a good value.
Hosiery Sale Emphasizes Value and Quality
A store promotes men women and children hosiery at ten fifteen and twenty five cents with full sizes and durable dyes. The ad stresses careful selection of stock and urges customers to try the affordable stockings for reliable wear.
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Dein Mets
Eugene Hillman
Urbana
Ethel Howe
Blanche Berkeley
Opal Richards
E. G. Cox
Brownsville
Texas
Ethel
Jessie Read
L. Cook
Jerry Orthwein
Lima
Rhode Island
Marvin
Maple St
Usher Holaday
St Louis
West York
E. H. Loughers
Charles Reinoehl
Westfield
Elsa Sheppard
George Collins
City Bakery
J. S. Williams
R. A. Watson
Westfield Hotel
Mls
Mary A. Davison
Pail
Bidneau
Pittsburg
Harmony
Newcastle
Billy
Ruth Foster
Sayle
BFPR
Arthur Cork
Belle Orndorff
Russell
Thomas
Adam Gard
Washington, DC
Robert Montgomery
Casey
Douglas Merkle
F. M Rhoads
T. W Clark, Jr
R. Trump
Miss Fairy Garver
Abe Garver
E E. Hunt
Milwaukee
Wis
Bubeck & Gallagher
Harley Bell
That City
Edith Shadley
Fred Gagen
Fred Wallis
Kohl
East Main
Farmer's
American Tobacco Co
Night Rider
Fredenberger
Court House
J. R Trump
Wheeler Nettleton
Orange Township
Lincoln Secrest
Clinton Cleaver
Federal Grand Jury
East St. Louis
Sun
Shell Davis
Jesse Gallatin
Jesse
Shell
Cappy
Shade
Mary Cole
Margaret Shaw
Esther Hurst
Mary Roach
Helen Porter
Letha Scott
Blanch Hillman
Jane Morton
Ana’ Faith Pritchard
Unday
Shoemaker
St. Louis
Poland
China
Ogden Fraker
Sint Best
Greenough Wiser
Cleone
Deuel
Bradford
Arthur Stateler
Minneola
Dulaney
Sam Prevo
Booth
Walter Hutchison
Havana
J K. Black
Supreme Court
Mamie Forbeck
Hart, Shattner & Marx Globhes
John Cunningham
William Meeker
Stella Grignon
Snavely
Lillian Bush
John Brady
Elmore
H. W Clark & Son
Mattoon, II
Queen
Magnolia
Gate City
Chicago
Foster Martin
Tery “i
Woolae
Dr. Warner
Kuppenheimer
House of Kuppenheimer
Booth & Handy
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