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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
5
Ernest Kile aged 27 of Marshall wed Cecilia Moore aged 22 of Marshall. Homer Keller aged 19 of Orange township married Nona Hardin aged 18 of Orange township.
Real estate transfers list Mary Fannie Hollis transferring land to trustees for schools on 11 14. Reverend James Ryan conveys Casey lots to C. W. Shimel for 400 dollars. Shimel then buys Casey lot from himself for 650 dollars. Robert B Sets sells land 20 10 14 for 300 dollars to Robert Churchill. Clyde Churchills sells land 20 10 14 to James L. Churchill for 300 dollars.
Mrs Will Harrison of West Union spent Saturday in Marshall. Wilbur Jones and wife plan a Florida winter. Dan Emerson returned home to vote from Springfield. Many residents from Terre Haute Darwin West Union and Martinsville visited relatives or attended events. Funeral attendees from Albia Sumner Alta Vista and Terre Haute listed.
The piece notes cotton spinning in Japan as a major commercial sector akin to silk. It remarks that if a sharp remark is needed a mule joke is acceptable, reflecting period wit.
George Adams proprietor of the Marshall Cafe announces plans to serve the public honestly with good meals and lunches by the week. Special dinners on Sundays and weekdays promoted with social evenings and special orders for the cats. Booths for ladies or couples to be added and weekly board rates cut.
The South has the highest authority for its expression you all. Paulin his Philippians epistle used you all and no higher authority than the Bible is needed. Paul knew the strength and force of you all as a regional form.
Indianapolis voter C K Leslie and others are listed for local activities. Marshall Cafe sold to George Adams with possession taken. Multiple families visit, travel, or host events in Marshall and nearby towns. A baby’s funeral and a deceased local resident are noted alongside church visits and political campaign work.
The Marshall Herald and Terre Haute Daily Star offered as a two-for-five bundle at The Herald office. Cars stored washed or painted under James E. Duzan at the old Harlan Barn. 44-10.
In December Chicago hosts the twenty first International Live Stock Exposition with record scale and merit. The display will showcase North American bovine and ovine seed stock, reflecting postwar meat supply concerns and the link between corn and livestock production.
A reflective observation credits imagination as the supreme gift shaping a person’s edge over circumstances and defining success, noting its power as a measure of advantage in life.
A reflective piece argues true courage is calm and cool not anger. It asserts the bravest men show little brutal bravado and remain serene even in danger.
Narragansett Indians of Rhode Island operated a mint in early days that produced currency circulated across a large portion of the United States, sapping value from widely used money.
The Vatican runs a premier printing establishment noted as among the finest globally. It was founded in 31826 and within a year possessed types in 23 languages.
A strange forest fire may start from a wood ant hill fermenting vegetable matter until it heats and smolders. A breeze then fans the spark, potentially igniting a serious woodland blaze if unchecked.
The quotation urges balancing work with leisure cautioning that even the wisest prefer a touch of play. It admonishes against becoming obsessed with money and business and advocates tempering ambition with simple, enjoyable moments.
A Carlyle contrast on focus and strength notes that the weakest living being can achieve by concentrating power on one object, while the strongest by spreading power across many may fail to accomplish anything.
A visitor tours the shop as the proprietor shows eight large cotton mitts and a printed cake sample. The exchange quotes boastful claims about patterns and quality with a quip about gunpowder comparing works to others.
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