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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1910

Page

2

Local notes from Casey and nearby towns

Del Riley visited Chicago for a visit with friends. Perry Burke bought the Scudamore Bros. store. Carl Baughman bought the Ray Roger property. The Lee Oil Co offices closed. Mrs. Huffman died of consumption. Deep oil test planned on Smoot place north of Martinsville tank farm. Several residents left for other states or returned from trips. County game warden arrangement discussed. W J Morgan hosted dinner. Corn harvest continued amid weather. Wabash Gas Co. drilling another gas well. Various personal updates from Casey area residents.

Casey Banner Times del Riley Chicago Homer Foster Art Robey Jacob Flint Points Mississippi Perry Burke Scudamore Bros Carl Baughman Ray Roger East Washington Street Lee Oi! Co Thomas Huffman Smoot Martinsville BH. J. Elder Hope Ark E. L. Higbee Jacksonville Fla Rezin Wilkins Denver Colorado Fred Bennett Oklahoma Kansas W. F. Cramer Charlies Scudamore Flora Scudamore Brothers Charles Garrison Beaumont Tidas Claude Lewis Daisy Higher W. J) Morgan Charh Moureu Cai Fortuet Burson

Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Market Notes

Incomplete text references popularity and market items. Mentions surrounding names and a bottle bell but content is unclear and partially garbled. No coherent events or identifiable persons or organizations emerge from the readable portion.

Westfield notices and visitors amid quiet week

Westfield residents report visits from Mrs. S. E. Daugherts man O and family, a Marshall speaker Eld A. M Kyrias hosts a series of talks, O. A. Lee suffers typhoid fever, and Prospectors remain in town. Mrs. Mitchell and Ida spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs H. V. Anderson. Mrs. J. C. Myers of Miamisburg visits brother Rev. H. H. Heberly.

S. E. Daughertsman Woo Daugherty Westfield Eld A. M Kykias Marshall Dan Stoker Manilas Michigan O. A. Lee Mitchell Ida H. V. Anderson J. C. Myers Miamisburg O Sehie Katherine H. H. E Heberly

Insurance Ads for Farm and City Properties

Tornado and fire insurance offered by Cole & Cole for farm and city properties. Largest companies and lowest rates. Write or call for terms.

Cole & Cole

Thanksgiving visits and social notices across small towns

Thanksgiving greetings and visits are reported from various households including Rodney Bell in C oS Huekner Oklahoma and Wes Coons building a new addition in Terre Haute. Family gatherings feature Bert Hager, Mr and Mrs Clint Bell in Robinson, and John Donaldson with Lewis Life as rabbit hunting party members.

Rodney Bell Os Huekner Ofsta Okla Wes Coons Tas Wanne Hawkins Palestine Moses Harold Mt. Carrie Ira Farrell Terre Haute Robinson Mr. Bell Bert Hager Chicago John Donaldson Lewis Chepion Hartson Guyer Inalatia tJohi- Lindsey Guy Yeris Guy Smut Harry Athey

For Sale General Merchandise and Hotel Furniture

For sale stock of general merchandise including new and fresh items. Hotel furniture for a 14 room hotel bought new at wholesale last spring. Livery outfit with two horses and four vehicles in good shape. Healthful location and paying business. Buildings on Shiloh National Military Road, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee, leased by commission. Write for particulars to G. A. Sipes, P. M., Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee.

Shiloh National Military Road Pittsburg Landing Tenn G. A. Sipes Tennessee

Local Farm Life Notes From The County

Corn husking was the day’s work and Sharp Bros hulled clover last week. All school teachers attended a teachers meeting at Marshal Friday. Rev Mr Millholland preached at Butternutt Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Cooper family spent Thanksgiving nearby. Deverick baled hay in Martinsville last week. Davis family moved to James Boyer’s farm. Alta Richard and sister Fay visited Marshall part of last week. Chapman family spent Subdas out Samuel Dell's.

Sharp Bros Marshal Millholland Butternutt Cooper Roscoe Deverick Martinsville Jasper Davis James Boyer Alta Richard Fay Marshall Chas Chapman Samuel Dell

Thanksgiving visitors and local family gatherings reported

Several families and visitors are listed as spending Thanksgiving in Hadley and nearby areas. Walter Adams hosts, John Campbell Sr. visits, Minnie Tratveld returns home, James Dams and wife stay with her parents in Wabash, Jay Swim family visits, John Tobias Hubert English from Urbana visits, George Fawley and Terre Haute relatives visit, Crawford family from McKeehan with Frank Tobias and others, Minnie Walch and Mrs Walch from Terre Haute also seen. John Meehan’s sale and a Ladies' Aid lunch at Oliver are noted. Protracted meeting begins Wednesday with Verle English assisting his father W D English.

Arch Delaney Walter Adams John Campbell Sr Hadley Frank Tollis Minnie Tratvdel Hescay James Dams Wabash Jay John Tobias Hubert English Urbana English George Fawley Terre Haute Oliver John Grandna Rogers Irvin Rogers Joe Adams Otis Landers Som

Thanksgiving travelers visit with local relatives

Thanksgiving day notices describe John Weiland spending the holiday with hometown relatives. Several locals attended a teachers meeting at Marshall Martin and Baggs, with Mrs. Baggs and family visiting over Sunday. Goeckler and family from Clirkaville were among those visiting.

John Weiland Marshall Day Martin, Baggs Wabaen Larence Goeckler Milhouse Clirkaville Uae

Man Pleads Guilty To Twelve Dollar Note Fraud

A Cleveland commercial traveler forged half notes from two twenty dollar bills and a ten dollar bill to claim lost money. He filed an affidavit stating the edge of the note had been singed to destroy the other half. A bank shipment later revealed the missing halves, leading to a Secret Service investigation and his confession. The fraud netted about $25, costing him a year and a half in prison.

Leanne Treasuy Ot Fieldls Cleveland Treasury Department Secret Service Division

Post Card Thanks and Voter Note at Lockard's

Readers extend thanks for sympathy and burial support for Sol Leonard. The piece notes voting in Austria is mandatory for all eligible voters and mentions Lockard's for post cards and Herald office for supplies.

Sol Leonard J. K Termain

Salves fail to cure eczema claim pores clogged

A dated medical note argues salves do not reach inner skin to cure eczema. It says blood theories are discarded and only a liquid can penetrate to reach eczema germs lodged under the skin, criticizing old salves as blocking pores.

Lycents Azevedal

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