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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

4

End of World War I News Roars Through West York Community

Local notes describe improving flu cases and illnesses in West York. Teachers, families, and neighbors cope with the end of the war as peace is declared. A parade and noisy celebration reflect Hutsonville’s large returning service presence and communal relief.

Hogs Market Drags Through A Damp Monday

Sam Sneed of Weir sold hogs Monday as two cars were shipped to market at 16 60 per hundred. New corn prices stood at 90c and 1 00. Mild flu cases were reported, and a damp windy day marked the fall. Rev Leslie Sanders opened a four night sermon series at the Baptist church evident amid the week's unsettled weather.

Martinsville Sam Sneed Weir Walter McCrory Casey J C Hanks Leslie Sanders Baptist Church

Local notes recount visits and fire loss in town

Dr Will James traveled from Chicago to Washington D C. Mrs Edna Brewer of Peoria visited her relatives here from Thursday to Monday. The Fasig house on Main Street burned last Wednesday with most contents lost except living room. Fire cause unknown and losses insured. War ends as soldiers near home. Capt Whitney Stoddard, grandson of Mr and Mrs John Andrews, visited from Texas camp.

Will James Chicago Washington, D. C Edna Brewer Peoria Isaac Ishler O. BE. Fasig John Fessenbeck East Main Street Stock Yards Whitney Stoddard John Andrews Texas

Influenza quarantine ends as schools reopen in Marshall

Marshall schools resume Monday after four weeks of influenza quarantine. The page lists local residents visiting relatives, travel plans to Alabama and Florida, funeral attendance, injuries, and civic notices, including Final Settlement in Clark County and fashion tips emphasizing affordable ready-to-wear dresses and fur accessories.

State of Illinois Clark County Joseph A. Hardway Marshall Ilinois New York

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