Progress in Fight on Tuberculosis Widening Across U S
National Association reports rapid growth in anti TB activity with 211 associations 20 000 members in the United States as of now and 260 associations expected by 1909. Seventeen hundred beds added via sanatoria dispensaries and hospitals aim to reduce deaths nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For
United States
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Boston
Chicago
National Association For the Study and
Roosevelt
Securitry
Banvatoria
Se Pela eosiir fe ar
The readable fragments describe a local event with unclear names and dates. It mentions a person and an organization but lacks sufficient details to form a complete report.
Receiver for Red Bank Oil Co. placed in charge of mortgagees agent
J. C. Donnell appointed receiver for Red Bank Oil Co. in Illinois field to protect mortgagees. All judgments and claims paid. current expenses met. Company behind on Benedum Trees purchase, efforts to sell failed, Geo. Davids to run the Montpelier Ohio operation, O. D. Donnell assisting in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Oil Co
Illinois
J. C. Donnell
Red Bank
Mr. Donnell
Geo. Davids
Ohio Off Co
Montpelier
Ind
O D Donnell
J C
Findlay, O
Robinson Constitution
Excellent paving brick eyed for Marshall plant
W B Scholfield received shale paving brick samples from Beaver Falls Pennsylvanian J H Warwood. The red hard bricks impressed Warwood who sees strong investment potential for a Marshall paving brick plant amid local demand and labor needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Scholfield
J. H. Warwood
Beaver Falls
Scholfield
Lewis
Mr. Warwood
Marshall
Remarkable Corn Husking Feats By Morton Staggs
Morton Staggs working for William Parson on Daniel Wright’s farm husked and delivered 123 bushels to Bowman station on November 8 from 6 am to 2 30 pm. On November 9 he husked three loads totaling 55 bushels 40 pounds 64 bushels 20 pounds 31 bushel 10 pounds from 6 am to 4 30 pm. Combined total 141 bushels 20 pounds for the two days with corn yielding about 65 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Staggs
Wm. Parson
Daniel Wright
Bowman Station
Acre
Paris Beacon
October Weather Record from Palestine Station
A. B. Cobb, voluntary observer for Palestine, reports October weather data. Maximum 88 on the 21st, minimum 29 on the 13th, total precipitation 10. Clear days 11, partly cloudy 18, cloudy 1. Killing frost on the 12th and 13th. Prevailing wind southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cobb
Palestine Station
Evangelical Church Services This Sunday
The Marshall church holds English preaching at 2 30 PM. Zion Big Creek preaches at 10 30 AM. Emanuel Grand Turn begins a revival series with Sunday evening service. Weekday preaching starts at 7 30 PM. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Church
Zion Big Creek
Emanuel Grand Turn
Extraordinary Engagement Promises Ellery with Royal Italian Band
Manager Janney secures Ellery for a concert on Tuesday evening November 24 featuring Miss Besale Marie Mayham as soprano soloist. The Royal Italian Band has 50 musicians with tickets priced 60 to 75 cents, upper seats 26 cents, adults 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janney
Ellery
Royal Italian Band
Besale Marie
Mayham
Fragmented OCR Testimony on Medical Care Access
The text discusses disease treatment options with emphasis on free or low cost care. It references institutions focusing on dental and sanitary life, patient wellbeing, and advice. It is a garbled excerpt likely from a historical medical or public health notice.
East Side Sewer Contract Awarded for Paris Firm
The East Side sewer project costs will run about 16000 dollars with the Mercantile Bridge and Concrete Tile Co of Paris awarded the contract at roughly 15270.90 dollars based on estimated quantities. Work will start after a ten day waiting period and proceed to completion, while paving for the west side district will begin soon pending legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Improvements
East Side
Mercantile Bridge and Concrete Tile Co
Paris
Board of Local Improvements
West Side District
City Delivery Plans Advanced With District Mapping
Mr Orent Clark P O Inspector surveyed the city to create three delivery districts and locate 15 collection boxes. He reported to the Department noting that funding is depleted, delaying free delivery but preparatory steps are complete and delivery could start when funds allow. Had houses been numbered and streets signed by August 1 free delivery would be in place. now we await the Department's pleasure.
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Orent Clark
Obituary of John Fraker of Marshall
John Fraker born in Wyan dotte county on August 10, 1846 died November 12, 1908 at his brother Jacob Fraker’s home three miles east of Marshall after a brief illness. He came with parents to Illinois in 1855 and made Marshall his permanent home though he traveled widely in the Rocky mountains where he admired nature. Survived by one brother and three nephews funeral services were held at Jacob Fraker’s residence Friday afternoon conducted by Rev G McCumber of Livingston. Interment in Marshall cemetery.
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John Fraker
Wyandotte County
Jacob
Marshall
Illinois
Rocky Mountains
Jacob Fraker
G McCumber
Livingston
Marshall Cemetery
Fire near Marvin mill barely checked by prompt work
A Thursday night blaze at the Marvin mill started from the office stove flue and spread to the south driveway awning. Quick action saved the mill. water and flour paste damaged bill posters nearby, with the main loss avoided.
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Marvin
Christian Church Weekly Services and Meetings
Thursday evening prayer meeting and Bible study. Sunday school next Lord's Day at 9 30 a m. Preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m by the minister Gilbert Tones or Eld er Layton of Windsor Junior League Saturday 2 00 p m Christian Endeavor next Monday at 7 30 preceded by teachers meeting at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Tones
Layton
Windsor
Christian Endeavor
Teachers Institute to be Held at M T H H S Building
The Clark County Teachers Association holds its annual meeting at the Marshall township high school on Friday November 27 with a full program of papers on school work and government. Notable talks include Prof Wm O Lynch on history methods and a lecture praised for practicality. The session starts at 10 o clock with invitations to teachers to participate and share effective methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Teachers’ Association
Marshall Township
Carrie Keller
Maude Hall
Arthur A Miles
Frank McFarland
Charlotte Richeson
Wm O Lynch
Indiana State Normal School
Postal guide warning on handling registered matter rules
Col E Stuart Chief Inspector Chicago warns strict adherence to delivery regulations for registered matter to persons other than the addressed. The article notes blank order forms authorize designated individuals including relatives or nonrelatives to receive matter, preventing official censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col . E. Stuart
Chicago
Department
Muzzle or Kill Your Dogs Under Rabies Warning
City issues rabies alert after dogs biting others. Owners must muzzle or securely confine dogs by Monday morning November 23 at 9 oclock. The city marshal is empowered to kill any unmuZZled dog on the streets after that deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farahal
Circuit judge race draws many candidates in district
Ten to a dozen hopefuls eye the upcoming June election for circuit judge in the district. Judge Thompson seeks re election. Names include Isaac A Love John Kerler John Marshal Henry Neal Emory Andrews Joseph E Dyas W H Clinton Fred J Bartlett W T Hollenbeck with others discussed and unannounced. Democratic hopefuls Craig and Kimbrough may run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Isaac A Love
Vermillion County
John Kerler
Danville
John Marshal
Henry Neal
Coles County
Emory Andrews
Mattoon
Joseph E Dyas
W H Clinton
Paris
Fred J Bartlett
Marshall
W T Hollenbeck
Craig and
Kimbrough
2B Scholfield
The Things That Make a Town
The Terre Haute Star notes rising orders and factory expansion boosting the national supply chain. It compares past dullness to current prosperity and credits enterprising workers and hustlers who built Terre Haute, urging a similar spirit to grow Marshall.
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Terre Haute
Marshall
Mayor Bell Leaves for Robinson Law Partnership
Mayor H C Bell forms a law partnership with E E Stiles of Robinson and will practice thereafter. He will not move his family until next spring and will continue mayor duties until his term ends to see east and west sewer projects and paving completed. He has shipped library and office furniture to Robinson and has long been a Marshall resident and prominent local attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Bell
E. E Stiles
Robinson
Bell
Clark County
Marshall
Mr Bell
Clint
Curtis Pinnell farm reports second oil well outproduce first
The second oil well on the Curtis Pinnell farm near Kansas was shot last week and shows indications of being better than the first one. It reaches 150 feet deep and encounters a thicker oil sand than the initial well finished a week or 50 days earlier.
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Curtis Pinnell
Kansas
Suit filed over alleged wife affections in Douglas
Wilford Pine sues E. F. Clapp in circuit court for 10000 damages alleging his wife’s affections. Both reside in Douglas township. Last week Mrs. Clapp filed suit against her husband for separate maintenance.
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Wilford Pine
E. F. Clapp
Douglas Township
East Brilliance Shines at Hillman Longaker Wedding
Miss Edith May Hillman and Mr Harold Robinson Longaker wed at the Hillman home with Rev George Lord officiating. Attendants include Eva Deisel and Clarence Merrell, with bridesmaids Mary and Blanche Hillman and arms full of pink and white bouquets. Guests from Bradford Toledo Lima North Baltimore Plainfield and Chicago gathered as the Locke-Thomas orchestra played. The couple will reside at 302 North Fifth Street after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith May Hillman
F H Hillman
Harold Robinson Longaker
L. C Longaker
Bradford
Soclock
George Lord
Lava Ohio
Eva Maria Deisel
Lima
Clarence Merrell
Toledo
Mary
Blanche Hillman
Judson
Eugene Hillman
Hillman
Locke- Thomas Orchestra
Terre Haute
Ind
Eva
Deisel
Spon
Mr Longaker
North Fifth Street
Out of Town
Plainfield
N. J
A. Durham
Sisterville
W Va
H. H. Hillman
Vincennes
Eva M. Deisel
Hazel Hoeer
Alfred
van Scoy
J. A. Bozel
Bridgeport
O. D. ‘Donnell
Findlay, O
J. W. Bréinser
Wwe
W. Strickler
Indianapolis
W. D. Loftus
Casey
Parsons
Chicago
Blancha’ Hillman
Ohio
Gas Well a Monster Near Morgan Farm
A gas well south of the Morgan farm is described as a monster and the greatest drilled in the Seta state. It is estimated to produce around 3 to 10,000,000 feet of gas per day under control of Lin W. B. Scudamore and J. V. Price of Caley.
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Morgan Farm
Seta
Baver Ag Ve” Ster
Lin
W. B
Scudamore
J. V. Pricé
Caley
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OH Company
Evangelical Church Services
Christian Church Services
Telephone Co
Teachers’ Institute
Prof
A. Wallace
Circuit Judgeship
Edgar
Inguracé Cécon
Atlowent
Harold Longaker
Edith Hillman
Master Loren
William Hillman
Alfred van Scoy
Longaker
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