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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1926

Page

2

Political program disputes and primaries dominate Washington debate

The piece outlines party leaders and candidates arguing over what defines party platforms, with focus on direct primaries, tariff and farm relief as campaign stakes, and government efforts to curb excesses by the Federal Trade Commission amid court actions and tax policy previews.

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Pensacola Report On Local Damage After 1926 Event

Letters from Pensacola dated September 24 1926 describe minimal damage from an event. No major buildings harmed San Carlos Hotel largely untouched only minor room damage. Docks at 1 A and Muscogee Wharf weakened piles, several trees toppled wires disrupted services and Pine Barren Creek bridge washed out delaying passenger trains.

Pensacola Fla George G Robertson Marshall Illinois Robertson Haid Persacola Muscogee Wharf San Carlos Shantung 1. A Muscogee Pine Barren Creek

Wabash Valley Association Adopts New Football Eligibility Rule

The Wabash Valley High School Association meeting in Terre Haute discussed athletic plans. A key change requires teams to face four member schools with enrollments of 200 or more to qualify for contention. The decision also addresses the two-tournament limit and potential conflicts with county eliminations. A special committee was appointed to devise a workable plan. New divorce cases listed: Martha Franklin vs George Franklin and Magmie D Carpenter vs Robert L Carpenter.

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Allendale Produces New Oil Well on Keyser Lease

Allendale field reports another good well No 3 on the Joseph Keyser lease coming in last Tuesday evening at about 125 barrels daily. The company plans a power house and moves the rig for No 4 while drilling continues nearby and across the Wabash in Indiana.

Allendale Keyser Allendale Oil Company Joseph Keyser Wabash River Indiana

Marshall Boy Elected Cheer Leader at School

Indianapolis September 2 Ester Honderich of Marshall Illinois is elected yell-leader of the freshman class at Indiana Central College in the city. Honderich, son of Mr and Mrs Honderich Route 2 Marshall is a Marshall graduate.

Marshall Indianapolis Ind Ester Honderich Marshall, Jil Wik Indiana Central College Honderich

Rusco Brake Lining Promises Safe Stops at Alb ert Sockler Garage

Albert Sockler urges car owners to understand brakes not tires or lubricants. He touts Rusco brake lining free of cheap asbestos and made from Canadian chrysotile, claiming superior durability and control, inviting customers to visit his Marshall garage.

Rusco Albert Sockler Illnois

Township youth named college yell-leader assistant

A township high school senior in 1924 earned an A B degree track toward agricultural study and will serve as one of three assistants to the college yell-leader while pursuing the degree. A fire destroyed Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts home five miles north of Marshall last Tuesday. The couple lost four diamonds and other belongings in the blaze discovered while they gardened. They fled to Clinton to stay with relatives after neighbors provided clothing. En route a drunken driver struck their Ford touring car causing about 35 in damage. They had 1300 insurance on home and contents.

Fred Schad City Charles Roberts Marshall Clinton Frank Boling West Terre Hauta

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