Local notes from Grandview tip sheet and surroundings
Lola Hazen is very ill with lung infection. John Hurst Jr. sold hogs to a Grandview buyer last Friday. Busy Bee Club met at Albert Hammond's home. Wm. Flenner improves from previous lung fever. Rev. Carmine to preach Thanksgiving night at Green Moss. Corn remains to be harvested. fields soft after last Thursday's rain. Willis Hutchings visited from Turman Minnesota. James Bartmess improving but feeble at Mike Snyder's home. Mrs. Mary Ross returns from Houston to stay with Fred Stepleton. Spelling contest at East Liberty with four contestants Pearl Buehler Mons Rockwell Opal Davis Jean McCormick. McCormick wins. Rev H W Huston of Marshall and others spend Sunday at Plainview Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Hazen
John Hurst Jr
Grandview
Bes Club
Albert Hammond
Wm. Flenner
Carmine
Green Moss
Willis Hutchings
Turman
Minn
James Bartmess
Mike Snyder
Mary Ross
Houston
Texas
Fred Stepleton
East Liberty
Arlie Wilhoit
Pearl Buehler
Mons Rockwell Opal Davis
Jean McCormick
Ease Liberty
Opal Davis
Green Ness School
Insurance on Farm and City Property Ad
Cole and Cole of Marshall DL offer coverage in the strongest companies at the lowest rates. Write or call for terms on farm and city property insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole, Marshall, DL
Local Notables and Events From Lincoln to Auburn
Fred Fraker works in Chicago while Frank Burger repairs a home. Mr. Bobn rents a farm near Cleane. W C Barlow of Auburn is seriously ill. Hattie Haseed recovers from an operation. Elder Broadstones holds meetings in Lincoln church. Grandmother Cleaver visits Martinsville. Surveyors set stakes for state road work last week. Liberty Bell seen from Homer tower as train passes Sunday. Miss Mary Worthington will host an all day meeting at Bethel Church on Nov 30. Peter Snyder, about 66, dies from a complication of diseases. survived by a widow and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fraker
Chicago
Frank Burger
Mr. Bobn
Cleane
W. C Barlow
Auburn
Hattie Haseed
Elder Broadstones
Lincoln Church
Cleaver
Martinsville
Homer Tower
Mary Worthington
State Association
Bethel Church
Peter Snyder
Local Visits and Funeral in Marshall Area
James Wright was in Marshall on Friday. Mrs. Jesse Myers visited Mrs. Jas. Wright Saturday. Mrs. Delos Tucker of Danville is visiting relatives here. Miss Pearl Creed visiting her sister Mrs. E. B. Forsythe. Miss Ruby Dicksons visiting her sister Mrs. Waldo Davis. Mrs James Forsythe visited T. T. Forsythe and family Saturday. Mrs. E Forsythe and Miss Pearl Creed shopped in Paris Saturday. Robert Davis and family were guests of Cary Hall's Sunday. A. C. Forsythe and family went to Paris Sunday for funeral of Chas. King who died Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wright
Marshall
Jesse Myers
Jas. Wright
Paris
Chas. King
Farmers lease for coat and fair corn yield noted
The article reports farmers leasing for coat with a fair yield. Lonnie English rests ashore a few days. Crisham and family visit Will Preker's while Oak Grove and Terre Haute relatives spend Sunday with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie English
H. C. Crisham
Will Preker’s
Oak Grova
Noah Landers
Terre Haute
Martinsville Local Notes Highlight Cold Morning and Visits
Monday's cold start sees eggs at 36c a dozen and butter 18c in trade. Auburn resident Homer Johnson visits, Grover Snider from Dolson stops by, and many townsfolk pass through. The revival at Church of God Bethel grows, a public sale precedes Nora Epperson's move, and the Liberty Bell tour draws crowds. Peter Snyder dies near town, A C Jamison's funeral is held, and remains interred in Lincoln A B church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Johnson
Auburn
Grover Snider
Dolson
W. D. Delashmutt
Maring
Casey
O. Keller
Minnesota
M. J. Flenner
Nora Epperson
Terre Haute
Marion Thompson
Londes
Wil
Church of God Bethel
Liberty Bell
A. C. Jamison
Kansas City
Ladd
JP F Thornburgh
North Washington Street
O D. Ross
Jamison
Mauk Place
Peter Snyder
Andrew Snyder
Peter
Lincoln A. B
Rev. L.fasig
Rupp Cemetery
Hutsonville Couple Wed in Danville Ceremony
Alfred Jeffers of Hutsonville and Miss Clara Smith of Hillview Missouri wed in Danville on November 14. Postmaster Lindley relocated the post office fixtures to the Brigham building earlier this week. Ira Tohill and family departed for Carlisle Mississippi to establish a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Alfred Jeffers
Hutsonville
Clara Smith
Hillview
Danville
Lindley
Brigham Building
Ira Tohill
Carlisle
Miss
The Wilhoit Sisters Funeral Notice
Sumner C. Payne, aged fifty four, a brother in law F. M. Lacey died Wednesday in a Springfield hospital. The remains will be brought here Friday for a funeral at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhoit Sisters
Sumner C. Payne
F. M. Lacey
Springfield
Baptist Church
Casey Notes on Travel Visits and Weather
Mrs Sumner Bowman left Tuesday for Wewoka Oklahoma to visit a relative. Mr and Mrs James Osborn and W Barkhurst went Tuesday to Springfield for the grand lodge of J F O L. Jesse Tucker now of Hunter Ark visits Casey and vicinity. Chas Weckenman of St Louis, former Casey merchant, visits daughter Mrs Harry Huston. A winter storm with sleet snow and a stiff freeze moved through Saturday night but eased by Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Banner Times
Sumner Bowman
Wewoka
Oklo
Harley Goodwin
Fountaintown
Ind
D. H. Snyder
Bartlesville
Ohio
Barkhurst
James Osborn
Springfield
Grand Lodge
J. O
F. Jesse Tucker
Hunter, Ark
Chas. Weckenman
St. Louis
Harry Huston
Weckenman
Local Visitors and Community Notes from Marshall and Clinton
Mrs L A Burnside was in Marshall Monday. Zelpha Couchman visited Marshall Thursday. L A Shawler did business in Terre Haute Thursday. Mrs Chas Williams and children of Clinton Ind visit relatives here. Thelma McKinney and Flossie Drake spent Sunday with Mary Lindley. Isaac Thompson visited L A Shawler Sunday. Baptist church Thanksgiving Service at 7 PM. Bessie Claypool of Robinson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clifton Crumlin. Oyster supper at Baptist church drew several out of town guests last Saturday. Henry Musselman and family of Marshall visited Dr L A Burnside and family part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Burnside
Marshall
Zelpha Couchman
L. A. Shawler
Terre Haute
Chas. Williams
Clinton, Ind
Thelma McKinney
Flossie Drake
Mary Lindley
Isaac Thompson
the Baptist Church
Bessie Claypool
Robinson
Clifford Crumlin
The
Baptist Church
Henry Musselman
Local society and travel notes from Clarksville area
George Claypool dehorns cattle and Miss Etta Wieland shows improvement. Mrs Ellen Graham visited relatives in Paris. Andy Frey and wife joined Lewis Smitley for Sunday. Marshall trip to view the Liberty Bell en route to Philadelphia. Frank Hornbrook attended the Odd Fellows grand lodge meet in Springfield as Clarksville’s representative. Wm Johnson hosted a Sunday dinner for his mother’s 80th birthday. Clarksville Baptist society reappointed Rev George Huggins as pastor for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Wieland
Ellen Graham
Paris
Andy Frey
Lewis Smitley
Marshall
Philadelphia
Frank Hornbrook
Odd Fellows
Grand Jodge
Springfield
Clarksville
Wm. Johnson
Clarksville Baptist Society
George. Huggins
Huggins
Hidden Trees
A fragment lists numbered items about interviewing a chief recalling advice and actions. It mentions Alma, Grace, a tulip given to each person, and a sequence of tree names Oak Palm Cedar Pine. The text reads as a puzzle or notes with missing context and unclear full narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Grace
Great Plains and Rockies Covered by Ancient Sea
The late Cretaceous sea flooded the region of the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains up to the Wasatch Range in Utah extending from the Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic Ocean. The sea advance was caused by relative subsidence of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plaine
Great Plaains
Rocky Mountains
Wasatch Range
Utah
Gulf of Maxico
Arctic Ocean
United States Geological Survey
What Chalk Is Made Of
Chalk found in England cliffs and on blackboards comes from compacted tiny sea creatures. The minute bodies have vanished, but the carbonate remains unchanged forming chalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hma
Beheading and Mourning Signs Reported in Local Farm Notes
A confusing snippet describes beheading, mourning signs, and a series of farming actions. The text mentions feeding four vegetables to sheep and cattle, a wonkey note, and ends with a jumbled set of words. The fragment lacks clear context or verifiable facts.
Fragmentary Ledger Snippet Mentions Guidance in Garden Scene
A garbled excerpt from the Philadelphia Ledger hints at a guide or path within a garden setting. It references a candlelit figure, a pair named Rie, and a “cantle of Grrame” near a play tree in a daylit landscape, with unclear surrounding dialogue.
Prisoner Daughter Found After Twelve Years Hidden
Easton reports Grace Marshall, aged sixteen at elopement, confined by father Frank Marshall in a dark room for twelve years. An uncle bored through a wall to reveal her state, weighing 57 pounds and barely speaking, with her mother deceased and stepsiblings scattered. Police hold Frank Marshall and his wife. Miss Emme Davis and Miss Bartlett prepare to petition governor and attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Maryland
Grace Marshall
Miss Marshall
Frank Marshall
St. Michaels
Children’s Aid Society
Mary Bartlett
Emme Davis
Grace
Marshall
John Hancock
Wilmington
Del
Miss Davis
Fragmented crime-tinged dialogue from alley scene
A garbled dialogue excerpt shows a woman asserting she has nothing left of her husband while a man responds in a confused or evasive manner. The OCR text is incomplete and unclear.
Jigson Ten Promises Trouble for Debtor in Morning Exchange
A terse morning exchange shows Jigson Ten declaring a debt of ten dollars owed by an unnamed man. The brief incident hints at ongoing financial tension and potential consequences if the debt remains unpaid.
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Homer
Oliver
Mt. Carmel
Alva
Elmer Forsythe
Sas
Walter
Ben Fasley
P. Fawley
Meer
Westfield
Mra
Drowel
Bland
Ira Baker
Iown
Wiholi
Naomi Nina
Ana Bernice
Nave
Mensley
Berean
Seasce
West Union
South Dolson
George Claypool
Hiladelphia Ledger
D. D Dole
Jigson
Hansen’s
Ferguson-McKinney
New Walkover
Douglas
M. Grabenheimer
the Herald
the City Drug Store
Taubeneck & Davison
Herald Advertising
Marshall Flour Mills
Magnolia
Marvin, Prop
Wabasti
Pha
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