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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1922

Page

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Glendale Echoes on Dams Flood Plan and Local Growth

A Glendale letter from the Los Angeles area discusses flood control, new dams at San Gabriel and Pacoima, and the impact on agriculture and housing. It notes Devil’s Gate dam and county projects, then reflects on Regional progress, politics, and the appeal of Southern California living.

le Teilborn Glendale Devil Los Angeles Bigs County Flood Control Department San Gabriel Pacoima California San Gabriel Canyon Herald Helen Hunt Jackson San Pablo Camulos Ramona Newhall Allessandro San Jacinto Hemet

Farmers Rally for New Constitution in Illinois

Farmers and Farm Bureau push for the proposed constitution noting taxation relief and revenue reforms. Illinois Agricultural Association organizes in each county to mobilize farmers for the December 12 vote. Mass meetings in cities aim to clarify key features as U S Supreme Court action on Copper Tinder Grain Future Law looms. Clark County Farm Bureau meeting set for December 14 at Marshall with plans forthcoming.

Illinois Illinois Agricultural Association Farm Bureau United States Supreme Court Newton Jenkins Jenkins & _ Kirkpatrick American Farm, Bureau Federation Federation Messrs. Jenkins and Kirpatrick G. A. ‘Carpenter District of Ilinois Chicago Board of Trade U. S. Supreme Court Clark County Farm Bureau Marshall

Real Estate Transfers Listed Amid Many Lot and Land Bets

A long list records numerous transfers of land and lots among individuals in Martinsville Casey West Union and Dennison areas. Sellers include Gallatin Harrieson Partlow Hess Fuller Correll Brannin Elliott Weaver Chapman Musselman Mumford McElfresh Lewis Weaver and others with prices ranging from 1 to 2500 dollars. A final line notes that a number of movie actresses make al bareaving.

Jesse W. Gallatin Joseph Cork N. B. Harrieson Percy Churchill Casey Carrie Partlow Elda Mumford William Hess L. P. Hess Martinsville T. P. Hess Harry B. Phillips Victor Eliott George A. Fuller Paul S. Dodd I. D. Correll J. C. Huddleston Lucretia Fuller Amanda Snyder Lucinda Brannin John W. Hollenbeck Archie’ Elliott T. C. Cooper Harry Prust Louisa M. Prust West Union Adaline Weaver Jesse Weaver Adaline Belle Foster Jennie Forester Grover. Weaver Jas. A. Chapman Chas S. Chapman Clarence: Johnson John Gore Lot Casey Sarah J. Weaver Ethel James Lot Dennison Elbridge ‘Musselman Henry Musselman Lot Marshall Dora M.’ Musselman Hom. Grant Frank Mumford

Postoffice to Take Day Off Tomorrow

The local post office will be open a few hours tomorrow while the carriers do not deliver mail, taking a Thanksgiving holiday for staff.

Corn Show and Exchange at Casey High School

The Casey township high school agricultural department hosts a corn show and exchange to promote better seed through the agricultural club. Seventy five Y W C A girls will hike from Terre Haute to Marshall Friday with sixty expected to finish, meeting the Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band at the National Dixie Hotel. They will stay Friday and Saturday with sunrise prayers Sunday morning and various activities planned.

Agricultural Department Casey Township Casey Marshall Terre Haute Alice Hutton Marshall Chamber of Commerce Band National Dixie’ Hotel

Red Men Plan Big Rabbit Supper for December 11

The Red Men announce a yearly rabbit supper to be held Monday night December 11. Committee urges members to bring a rabbit for the event and enjoy a evening together.

Clark County Spelling Contest to Send Winner to State

County schools gather for the Clark County spelling contest with written rounds at the courthouse and oral finals at Congregational church. Harmony Six concert aids the event while local merchants donate medals and prizes. The winning school goes to Springfield for the state competition during holidays.

Springfield Clark County Court House Congregational Church Harmony Super-Six C. M. Sullins Co John F. Cane Co City Drug Store Bubeck & Gallagher H. M. Dewey & Co Booth & Handy Albert Sockler

Snow reminiscences and local social notes from Grandview area

A letter from F N Boyer recalls historic snows in Grandview and surrounding towns, mentioning two feet in Chrisman and four to six inch events across Grandview township and near Danville. The rest notes Chester Montgomery's return to Marshall, a newborn in St Louis linked to local families, and a flurry of visits and hospital news among Marshall residents.

Kansas Journal Chrisman ‘Courier F. N. Boyer LaGrange Chrisman Courier Chrisman Grandview Township Danville Crab Orchard

Broomcorn Surges to 400 a Ton in Chicago Market

Paris authorities report broomcorn selling at 400 dollars per ton in Chicago last Friday. Eastern Illinois markets show brush corn at 300 to 315 dollars per ton for the past week. Edgar and Clark counties contribute notable broomcorn production.

Paris Chicago Illinois Edgar County Clark County

Bulger Sells Theatre to East St. Louis Man

L. J. Bulger, manager of the Pitchian theatre, sold his business to Byron Fundis of East St. Louis two months ago. The new management will take charge around December 10, and Mrs. Fundis may operate the Marshall show house.

L. J. Bulger Pythian Theatre Byron Fundis East St. Louis Fundis Marshall

Town Pests The Tightwad Blocks Growth and Improvement

The article rails at a frugal resident described as a town pest who blocks improvements, trades out of town, and refuses to spend locally. It mocks his stinginess and accuses him of preferring efficiency over progress.

Officials Prepare To Begin Duties At Court House

Newly elected officials take office Monday at the court house. Judge-elect Harry Janney will wear the robes, Lem Atkins becomes Clerk with wife as deputy, Treasurer John Fredenberger and deputy Ed Clatfelter, Sheriff-elect J M Turner with deputy Myler Faunce, plus possible new janitor candidates. Jacob Elliott may assist newcomers. County superintendent post remains but term extends to August. Board of Supervisors meeting set for December 11.

Harry Janney Edward Pearce Lem Atkins John Fredenberger Ed Clatfelter York Township J. M. Turner Myler Faunce Casey Jacob Elliott Court House Joe Cline Jake Clouse George Davidson William Dixon Roe Welsh Ciel Thompson Henry Morgan Dolson ‘Township Herald Bright Board of Supervisors

Sheriff and Deputy At Work In Closing Hours

Sheriff Byram returned from Chester penitentiary escorting Albert Cook convicted of theft. Deputy Strohm came back from Pontiac escorting Raymond Henderson, a young man who recently pilfered the Fraziers home east of Marshall.

Byram Chester Penitentiary Albert Cook Strohm Pontiac Raymond Henderson Fraziers Marshall

Martinsville Couples and Indiana Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses list applies to multiple couples in Indiana. George Hammond 24 and Lucilld Porter 21 both of Martinsville partner. George Staley 22 Casey and Retta Watson 19 Martinsville partner. Robert Hewlett 23 Jasonville Indiana and Mildred All 19 Hymera partner. Matthew Irving 29 West Terre Haute and Maude West 25 West Terre Haute partner.

George Hammond Martinsville Lucilld’ Porter George Staley Casey Retta- Watson Robert Hewlett Jasonville Ind Mildred All Hymera Matthew Irving West Terre, Haute Maude West West ‘Verre Haute

Revival Services Open to Court of Honor Members

Members of the Court of Honor are invited to revival services at the Methodist church on Thursday evening November 30. At least 100 members should attend meeting in the basement at 715 p.m. T W F Clark Chancellor.

Court of Honor Methodist Church M. T. W. F. Clark

Funeral at Charles Cole Residence Draws Wide Attendance

The large funeral for Charles Cole was held Friday afternoon at the Cole residence. Relatives and friends traveled from distant areas, and Marshall businesses closed in respect for the well known local figure.

Charles Cole Cole Marshall

Dance at National-Dixie Hotel by Super-Six Orchestra

The Super-Six orchestra of Mars hall will hold a dance at the National-Dixie Hotel tomorrow night. This is the first of many social functions planned at the hotel. Mrs Henry Strohm of West Union with daughter Esther and son Fred from Marshall and wife visited Gary Indiana last week to see two other brothers Dan and Cash.

Marshall National- Dixie Henry Strohm West Union Esther Fred Gary Indiana Dan Cash

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