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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1908

Page

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Old Carmi mill dam torn down after 96 years

The historic Little Wabash River dam near Carmi is being removed after 96 years of service. Built in 1812 by a traveling miller, it fed the area’s first flour and meal and served as a frontier landmark until its sale for $1600 to the Randolph Drainage Commission.

Hooffe Carmi Mill Little Wabash River White County Timois Illinois ‘Prairies St. Louis Bradsville Ind Mississippi River Little Wabash Poribe George G. Zeigier Randolph Drainage Commission Sinois

Northern states swing to Taft Sherman landslide

The republic ticket won sweeping majorities in key northern states led by Taft and Sherman. New York exceeded a hundred thousand votes, Indiana and Illinois backed the ticket despite local battles. Cannon faced a hard-fought win while Clark county backed Taft by about 400. Tempe rance and good government gained with Dan Emerson and Judge Hollenbeck facing strong races.

Hughes Indiana Illinois Taft Yates Gov Deneen Congressman Cannon Methodist Temperance Democrats Dan Emerson Judge Hollenbeck Douglas Coles

Oil wells active as Illinois shows rising completions

Oil production increases despite dry spells and election calm. October shipments beat eastern wells by about 33 000 barrels daily as Crawford county leads activity with 206 wells completed. Lawrence 16. Clark only 2 producing 2647 barrels. Birdsfield near Lawrenceville boosts Big Four line.

Illinois Mississippi Birdsfield Lawrenceville Big Four Bond Township Lawrence County Crawford County Lawrence Clark

Daley’s Beadl Daughter Readied for Service

Local notes mention Daley family and church services with references to events and dates. The snippet notes community figures, a service at the church, and a namesake connection within the area.

Daley Beadl Eer Holle Dineast Selina Tevannaliel

Bootlegger William Martin jailed after large fine

William Martin a county bootlegger, aged over sixty and one armed, pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license on ten counts. County Judge W F Slater fined him 28 thousand dollars, ordered costs, and remanded him to Williamson county jail for the remaining year. Indiana politics noted in brief with Hollenbeck Briscoe and Hurst results.

William Martin W. F. Slater Williamson County Slater Marion Post

Booming Lawrence County Oil Field Says Shot Shallow Well

Remarkable Ol oil gusher reported in Dennison Township on Hzra Vander mark farm. A shallow well produced 1100 barrels in 15 hours and is expected to flow about 1700 barrels daily at current rate.

Lawrence County Hzra Vandermark Dennison Township

Pretty Country Wedding at Beadle Home

A home wedding occurred at the Beadle residence four miles northwest of the city. Olive Lenora Beadle married Bert C. Lutz at high noon in a ceremony surrounded by flowers and family. Rev. HB L. Pletcher of Marshall officiated. A generous dinner followed as guests from distant areas attended.

Kid Beadle Olive Lenora Bert C. Lutz HB. L. Pletcher Marshall

Death of Mrs Ingram prompts funeral services details

Mrs Loulea Ingram died yesterday after a long illness. Full services will be held from the Presbyterian church tomorrow, Saturday, with interment in Darwin Cemetery.

Marriage Licenses Listed For Public Record

Frank O Dita aged 28 of Caney and Joanna Shadley aged 49? Casey. Carl G Towell aged 24 and Benale Lamb aged 19. Phillipa aged 26. See sets of names and ages in the record, incomplete OCR text.

Frank O Caney Joanna Shadley Casey Carl G. Towell Bénale Lamb Jou Phillipa

Illinois secretary of state reports large business activity gains

Advance information from the bi ennial report of James A Rose, secretary of state, shows that for the two years ending September 30, 1908, the secretary collected and paid into the state treasury 898,857.96 dollars, up 102,054.94 from the prior period. Domestic corporate fees totaled 694,861.30 dollars and foreign licenses 78,421.86 dollars, indicating strong business expansion despite the recent panic.

James A . Rose Secretary of State State Treasury Illinois

Campaign Oratory Lacks Value in Voter Judgment

The piece argues that public speeches by politicians rarely win votes and fail to sway listeners from the opposing party. It notes that voters increasingly read and reason independently, with party members avoiding crossovers and prejudice blocking rational appeals.

Sunday School Visitor Plan for Clark County Nov 19

The article urges Clark county Sunday School workers to volunteer as visitors on November 19. It calls on each township president to notify families and the superintendent to request helpers, emphasizing a spirit of service and communal support.

Clark County Iman-Susinmss Sondome Heynurmber Wwe Roe S Wright

Fort Massac Monument Dedicated to Geo Rogers Clark

The Fort Massac monument in Fort Massac Park Metropolis will be dedicated tomorrow honoring George Rogers Clark and his deeds. The state owns the grounds and a DAR dedication program will feature Governor Deneen delivering the principal address.

Geo Rogers Clark Fort Massac Park Metropolis George Rogers Clark Fort Massac Massac County Clark County Daughters of the American Revolution Deneen

McKeen Kelfer Wedding at Bride's Parents Home

At noon Frank Wilson McKeen of Terre Haute and Mary Everett Kelfer daughter of J L Kelfer were married at the bride's parents home. The Episcopal ceremony was by Rev Arthur W Miles with solos by Mrs J D Barr. The couple left for Chicago after a two course luncheon and are greeted by a host of guests including Alice Dunnard Bement and Darwin Singleton.

Frank Wilson McKeen Terre Haute Mary Everett Kelfer J. L. Kelfer J. D Barr Paris Arthur W. Miles Chicago Alice Dunnard Bement Darwin Singleton J. D. Barr Alice Burnside Bement D. H. Jenkins Indianapolis Frank Burnside Washington D. C Charles B. McKeen B. F. McKeen Wilson Oscar Perkins Warren Hussey Thatcher Parker Fred B. Kelfer Marshall

New Series of Postage Stamps Prepared at Washington

Designs for a new issue of postage stamps have been prepared at the Bureau of Printing and Engraving in Washington. When issued the current stamps in use will be retired. The new stamps for each denomination will feature a Washington profile with a bas relief effect toward likeness of colors.

Bureau of Printing and Engraving Washington

Balm for Hurt Heart in Lee County Suit Ends in $900 Award

Miss Neeloo Garner of Leaf River won a breach of promise case against Arthur Buzzell of Dixon. A jury awarded her $900 after evidence included 113 love letters from Buzzell, one written a day before his marriage to Ethel Thompson. Buzzell, once regarded as wealthy, drew attention as a sought after suitor among Leaf River families.

Lee County Neeloo Garner Leaf River Arthur Buzzell Dixon Buzzell Union State Bank Miss Garner Ethel Thompson Buzzel Mar

High School Music Night to Benefit Song Books

Next Friday at 7 30 the high school music groups present a concert to raise funds for song books and school music purchases. The program features solo and ensemble numbers by students and the Treble Clef Club, with a Freshman and Sophomore semi chorus and a Boys' Chorus. The en tertainment aims to be one of the best school shows yet.

Guild High School Strelezki Aunt Sophia Tabor Opera Reading Ruth Davison Manney Treble Clef Club

Haineis Corn Exposition Prizes and Rules

The Haineis Corn Exposition on November 28 offers prizes for white and yellow corn across three sections with top cash awards of 500 for premier champion, 200 sweepstakes, and 100-plus prizes from Springfield merchants. Youth and women categories include 50 to 3200 cash and watches, with space urged for Clark county exhibitors and instructions available from Illinois Corn Exposition Springfield.

Haineis Springfeldy Clark County Harry Maurer

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Sherman Pat Cannon Bryan Cally New York Ganizations Connelly Seebadl Mare On Marion Judge Herald Hurst Briscoe Mraz) Ingram FT. Massac Monument McKeen Kelfer Satz Musical Entertainment Alvina Nitsche Thompson Martin Mathews Claypool Gale Jada Glover The Gay Hussar Oreo Secceesseene Mohring Shipe Nitsche, Hurst and Brossman Thinois Pythian Theatre Beyeld Econ Pritchard Beye RexKod
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