California refutes myth of Eden by Marshall system gain
A Glendale official letters page extols California living outlining water and light systems in Glendale, compares rates and growth to Marshall, notes pleasant climate and year round crops, laments state gambling and civic issues, and recalls 1880s winter scenes and Rose Tournament.
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Marshall
Walt
Will
Glendala
Glendale
Linald Iwinois
California
Pasadena
Chinatown
Los Angeles
Local Livestock Shipping Leaders Plan Winter School
The Matahall livestock shipping association directs a winter school for nearby managers and directors. A St. Louis session drew 800 attendees. Illinois and Indiana regions each boast about 400 associations. The group incorporated, bonded a $5,000 manager, joined a Indianapolis firm, and reports record hog car shipments and 242 car loads in a week. Local membership rises to $2.00.
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Livestock Shipping Association
Matahall
Shipping Association
St. Louis
Illinois
Indiana
Producers Livestock Commission Firm
Indianapolis
Lovett
Farmer's Commission
Marshall Wildcats Fall Short in Narrow Loss to Wiley
Marshall high school hosted Wiley, opening with a Wiley kickoff return for 6 0 but failed kick, then Marshall led 7 6 after a second quarter touchdown and kick. Wiley answered with a third quarter TD and successful kick to seal a 12 7 win, leaving Marshall fans hopeful for Casey rivalry.
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Marshall
Wiley High School
Wiley
Marshall Rooters
Terre Haute
Casey
Twelve Page Herald Shortage Delays This Week’s Print
The Herald reports only eight pages this week due to unreliability of railroad service. Next week they promise twelve pages if connections improve. Miss Maude Neer, county nurse, releases October activity showing numerous visits, school room work, health talks, and tuberculosis cases. She attended district and state nurse meetings in October.
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Herald
Maude Neer
Modern Health Crusaders
Miss Neer
Mattoon
Springfield
M F Knox Dies in Washington
Word reached Marshall of the death of Prof. M F Knox of Seattle Washington a well known figure in Marshall with several relatives here He was a lecturer in mental science and founded the Mental Science college in Washington He was born in Marshall and moved to Seattle in 1889 where he remained active in civic life until his death.
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Marshall
M. F. Knox
Seattle
Wash
Red Men Invite Members to Hall Event Then March to Church
Red Men call members to gather at the Red Men hall on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. They will march to the M. E. church. A great treat awaits attendees. Bring your wife. By order of the Committee.
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Behiolder
American Red Cross
Congress
Capitol
Washington
Red Cross
Franklin Booth
New York
Red Men’s Hall
M. E
Charles Cole Dies at Home After Short Illness
Charles Cole a leading Marshall businessman died at his home late last night after a brief illness described as a stroke of paralysis. Funeral arrangements could not be learned at press time. Mrs. Richard Larmony of Terre Haute arrived to visit her sister Miss Martha Williams.
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Charles Cole
Marshall
Richard
Larmony
Terre Haute
Misa
Martha Williams
Daily Thought Quote From Nature
A reflective daily thought notes that nature fits all her children with something to do, attributed to T. Lowell.
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Nature
Tlowell
Farm Bureau backs affirmative vote on new Illinois constitution
Illinois farm groups urge a yes vote on December 12 to adopt a proposed constitution they say will ease farm land taxation. They cite past tax burdens, gains from prior tax commission actions, and the need for a basic law guiding agricultural taxation for the next fifty years.
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Worth W.merritt
Danville
Illinois” ‘Agricultural Association
State Bankers Association
Illinois
Illinois Agricultural Association
Railroads
Farm Bureau
Illinois Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Springfield
Agriculture
Farm Bureaus
Divorces and Court Actions Highlight November Circuit Term
The November term of the circuit court adjourned after a day of hearings. Albert Cook pled guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced to Chester Penitentiary with costs. Floyd Daughette received a 10 dollar fine and 20 days in jail for petit larceny. John Kirby pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny and drew a 20 dollar fine with 35 days in jail. Ray Redmond was jailed to testify before the grand jury. Several cases were certified to county court for process, including liquor sales and non support charges. A jury found Fred Wilson not guilty in Hilton Staley v. case. Multiple divorces were granted, with custody or support orders issued in several cases including Spittler, Hill, Stinson, Thompson, Wysong, Prust, Parker, and Burkhead.
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Walter Brewer
Albert Cook
Chester
Floyd Daughette
John Kirby
Ray Redmond
Milo Baker
Ira Ashley
John Wesley Jones
Dave Godden
Clay Roberts
Nel Gon Cornwall
Clint Creed
Raymond Henderson
Pontiac
Fred Wilson
Hilton Staley
Martha A. Spittler
Dorsey R. Spittler
Esther Hill
William Hill
Esther Troxel
Mary Stinson
George Stinson
Robert Thompson
Belle Thompson
Emma Wysong
William Wysong
Laura Prust
Harry Prust
Burtos H. Parker
Ruby Parker
Lillie Burkhead
John Burkhead
Town Pests and the Shiftless Goops Cited in Pedestrian Rant
A local column complains about a resident called a shiftless Goop who neglects yard work, cleaning, and family duties. The author argues the town would look better if everyone emulated better behavior and avoided such neglect.
Marriages Recorded In Indiana and Nearby Townships
Marriage licenses issued for Ray Fawley and Addie Hoesman both of Indiana. Perry 80 to Sallie Bean 75 of Westfield. Denis Swim 24 Casey to Elsie Swim 24 Casey. Ira Slough 40 Terre Haute to Lola Bennett 34 Terre Haute. James Elliott 22 St. Louis to Elsie Carpenter 23 Terre Haute. Earl Weaver 20 Dennison to Myrtle Flowers 19 Marshall. Frank Tingley 26 Darwin township to Grace Baggs 15 Wabash township.
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Ray Fawley
Wabash
Addie Hoesman
Indianapolis
BSF
Perry
Casey
Sallie Bean
Westfield
Denis L. Swim
Elsie M. Swim
Ira R. Slough
Terre Haute
Lola Bennett
James Elliott
St. Louis
Elsie Carpenter
Earl Weaver
Dennison
Myrtle Flowers
Marshall
Frank Tingley
Darwin
Grace Baggs
Mission Study Club Meeting Postponed
The Mission Study Club of the Congregational church postpones its meeting for one week due to the death of Charles Cole. Mrs Cole is a leading club member.
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Mission Study Club
The
Congregational Church
Charles Cole
Cole
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