Spirited election yields strong GOP and Democratic showings
Fredenberger and Bright win for the Republicans while Janney Turner and Atkins triumph for the Democrats. Early returns show wide turnout influenced by road plans and anti-booze sentiment. Georgetown defeats Marshall 49 to 0 as football notes close the page. Water may be off later this week.
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Fredenberger and
Bright
Janney, Turner and Atkins
Lewis
Pearce
Black
Atkins
Coles County
Douglas
Clark
Howard
Hurst
Moore
McDaniel
Holaday
Dennis
Piker Daniel mocked amid boastful bank interview
A thin man mutters Daniel was a piker and boasts of greater status as he heads to interview a cashier at a bank. The piece also notes domestic woes with women more attached to ailments than to their husbands, in a Savannah News excerpt.
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Swern
Ired‘enberger
Swerl
Board of Supervisors
Daniel
Bank O
Savannah News
Circus Ad Space Negotiation Stuns Sun Publisher
Wisconsin governor Peck and Charley Scott of Sell’s circus teased newspaper pricing in La Crosse. Scott sought a two column ad for 63.50 but Peck joked that one column cost the same for meeting a draft due that day. The humor drew laughs as the two settled on two columns.
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Peck
Wisconsin
Sun
LaCrosse
Wis
Sell
Charley’ Scott
Siace
Scott
Toledo- “Blade
Local Visitors Extend Week of Calls Across Towns
Martinsville resident B L Cook of Hudson Iowa visited Friday morning with his son Bert Cook and family. Terre Haute guests included Mr and Mrs Jake Heffley Mrs R A Chancellor and Mrs Robert Lindsey. Mrs Roy Macklin of Georgetown visited with the Wisers. T P Cleaver of Springfield came to see his daughter Mrs Lewis Sutton. Mrs George Hennig and daughters visited Rolla Burger family. Jesse and Alice Collier of Glenrock Wyoming stayed overnight visiting relatives. Arthur Tarman of Chicago came for a few days with relatives. O E Tarman Co lumber yard suffered total destruction by fire Wednesday night after nine.
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B. L. Cook
Hudson
Iowa
Bert Cook
Jake Heffley
R. A.’ Chancellor
Robert Lindsey
Terre Haute
Roy Macklin
C Georgetown
Ciem Wiser
T. P. Cleaver
Springfield
Lewis Sutton
George Hennig
Rose
Gretchen
Alice
Martha
Rolla Burger
Jesse
Alice Collier
Glenrock
Wyoming
Arthur Tarman
Chicago
O. E.,tarman and Co
Family Visits and Local Gatherings Across Choctaw
William Carpenter and family spent Sunday with George Ledermann and family. Grant Hollenbeck and wife visited Terre Haute relatives. Bernadine and Irmogene Miller with Wilma Carpenter celebrated Mabel Jackson's thirteenth birthday. Theodore and Miller welcomed a son Albert E. Lexy Thompson returned home for the week. Mrs. Charles Holenbeck and children, Miss Mary Ledermann, Everett Sweitzer, Claude Blizzard, and John Kaufman joined Hershel Cline Tuesday evening. William Carpenter and family visited James Thompson near Melrose Sunday.
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William Carpenter
George Ledermann
Grant Hollenbeck
Terre Haute
Bernadine
Irmogene Miller
Wilma Carpenter
Mabel Jackson
Theodore, Miller
Albert E
Lexy Thompson
Charles Holenbeck
Mary Ledermann
Everett Sweitzer
Marshall
Claude Blizzard
John Kaufman
Hershel Cline
Bonnie
Harry
James Thompson
Melrose
Marriage Licenses Sealed in Indiana Towns
A list shows multiple marriage licenses issued in Indiana towns. Harry Moore aged 22 of Terre Haute weds Ruby Williams 21 of Terre Haute. Rexford L Irwin 21 of Marsal township weds Hazel Bennett 21 of Auburn township. Thompson Anderson township weds Thresia Green 19 of Darwin township. Leon P Littleon 36 of Hymera weds Winifred F Reece 32 of Cory. Wm Duvall 21 of Hammond weds Sylva Sanders 19 of Marshall. The note adds a remark about a family with a lone child facing nine chances of failure versus success.
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Harry Moore
Terre Haute
Ruby Williams
Wm. Duvall
Hammond
Ind
Sylva Sanders
Marshall
Rexford
L. Irwin
Marsal Township
Hazel Bennett
Auburn Township
Emn. Thompson
Anderson Township
Thresia Green
Darwin
Leon P.” Littleon
Hymera
Winifred F.“ Reece
Cory
Evangelical Service Schedule Prompts Broad Welcome
Evangelical J Mundorf pastor serves Sunday school at 9 30 a m Ross Culter superintendent preaches at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m A cordial welcome to all in the notice.
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Ross Culter
Revival Begins As Powell Moon Evangelistic Party Arrives
The Methodist Church plans a month long revival starting next Sunday with the Powell Moon evangelistic party. Services include 9:30 Sunday school 10:43 morning service and 7:30 evening service with district prayer meetings four mornings a week. Arm strong Livingston Oliver and Asbury churches join. Rev R S Fairchild preaches Wednesday. chorus of 150 singers sought.
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Powell
R. S. Fairchild
Casey
Christian Science Services At Pythian Temple
Christian Science services are held in the Pythian Temple with a Sunday 11 a.m. service and a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting. A Sunday school for ages under twenty meets at 9:45, and the public is invited to attend.
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Pythian Temple
Evangelical J Eb McCoy News Schedule
Prayer meetings at Grand Turn Wednesday night and Big Creek Thursday night. Ladies Aid at Mrs. Fred Schaefer home Thursday afternoon. Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching at Grand Turn 10 30 and Big Creek 7 00.
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Grand Turn
Big Creek
Fred Schaefer
Congregational Service Schedule and Sermon Topic
The morning worship begins at 10:45 after a 9:30 School of Christianity with Congregational Clark S. Thomas PhD. The evening service is at 7:30. Sermon subject will be Why the Church.
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School of Christianity
Church notices advertise Bible school and sermons
The Church of Christ led by Burl H. Candler lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 46 a m with an evening service at 7 p m A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 00 p m A note calls for continued Bible school attendance growth and announces next Sunday evening sermon titled The City of God by the preacher who has recently arrived in Marshall
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Bible School
Marshall
City of God
Systematic Evangelism Training At Prayer Meeting
A prayer meeting invites all to join weekly sessions on personal evangelism regardless of textbook possession. The choir will practice Friday evening at 7:00 at the home of Mrs. Clay Montgomery.
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Clay Montgomery
Real Estate Transfers Listed With Transfers and Prices
A long list of property transfers shows numerous individuals exchanging land and lots for sums ranging from $1 to $26,000. Notable entries include J C Hudleston to Mathew P Hoover for $26,000 and Jesse W Gallatin selling to Golda E and Olive E Thompson for $1,000. The section ends with a proverb about justice and a physician.
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Oscar L. Werner
Charles W. Gilbert
J. W. Ward
Ira D.correll
Lot Casey
Viola Hart
W. H. Drewel
Westfield
Harry M. Guyer
Lee
Raymond Guyer
Letitia L. Kingery
G. A. Hammond
Charles Rhinehart
Lot Handy
Mattie E. Prevo
Wm. H. Troughton
J. T. Troughton
Casey
Cora B. Hilands
C. L. Moore
K. H. Morgan
John Weir
Wm. B. Wright
Marshall
J. C. Hudles
Town Pests
The Slow-Pay Pest has the money and will pay some time but he just naturally states to let go of the jack. Merchants can’t pay no bills with dollars that are slow to come.
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Pyidee Uence
Livestock Shipping School Set For St Louis
Livestock shipping association officers and Missouri and Illinois farm advisers will attend a livestock shipping association school in St Louis on Thursday November 9. The program features talks by university and agency specialists on cooperative marketing handling and transportation of live stock with a round table discussion.
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Livestock Shipping Association
Mlinois
Missouri
Livestock Shipping -Association
St. Louis
Illinois, Agricultural Association
University of Illinois
University of Missouri
A. Stewart
The
W. H. Smith
Urbana
Ill
V. Vaniman
Springfield
Ilinois
W. E. Riegel
Tolono
Illinois
C. A. Sackery
Illinois Agricultural Association
T. Roy Reid
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mitchell Installs New Electrical Equipment
Dr. R. A. Mitchell has added electrical equipment to his office to speed up x ray photography and to treat certain diseases requiring special care during x ray use.
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Mitchell
R. A. Mitchell
Farmers Plan to Organize Shipping Association in Marshall
Farmers in and near Marshall will meet at the courthouse Friday night to form a shipping association. All interested farmers are invited. The plan follows outlines described in the Herald columns.
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Shipping’ Association
Marshall
Court House
The
Herald
Barn Fire Damages Cogart Property in Southwest Town
Marshall firefighters answered a Saturday call to a barn fire on Fred Cogart’s property in the southwest section. The blaze caused little damage overall but will require repairs to restore the barn to usable condition.
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Marshall Fire Department
Fred Cogart
City Council Holds Short Session and Bids to Open
City council met Monday night with a brief session. Some bills were approved and adjournment was taken to Thursday night when bids for the light and water plants will be opened.
Amateur magician amazes audience with rabbit reveal
In a Birmingham show last night the amateur magician produced a rabbit from Deacon Rasher's silk hat amid applause. He also found a receipt for two quarts of liquor tucked inside the deacon's hatband for safekeeping.
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Deacon Rasher
Deacon
Birmingham Age-Herald
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York
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