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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1911

Page

2

Local notices drift across Clark county scene

Several brief items list residents visiting relatives, moving homes, and pursuing studies. Names include Raymond Ruckle, Beulah Davidson, Mrs Stauffer, Emmett Royer, Mrs Layman, J Ritter, Mrs Shadley, Owen Foster, Jr W Brown, and Earl Snyder. Also noted are farm shipments of apples and a court divorce case Ezra Nay versus wife.

Galey Raymond Ruckle St. Louis Beulah Davidson Plalter Springs Daugherty Indianapolis Banner-Times Chas Terre Haute Emmett Royer Chicago Hahnemann Medical College Mrrs Layman Wallace Young W. N. Richeson Port Townsend Wash Clark County J. Ritter Bronson Bourbon County Kansas John Shadley Boulder Galo Rate den Link Slusser

Electric Bitters Help Pittsfield Woman Endorsement

Mrs. W Wtrould of Pittsfield N endorses Electric Bitters after relief from stomach and kidney troubles. She states medicines failed until the tonic improved her health and recommends the remedy to others as a liver and kidney aid available at Robt. Prewett's.

W Wtrould Pittsfield N Tns Robt

John Baker Buys Bus to Meet the Trains at Hutsonville

Local items note John Baker purchasing a bus for train connections in Hutsonville while Mr and Mrs Grover Smith relocate from Terre Haute. W R Hurst returns to Chicago to finish Rush Medical College studies. Burglary reports include $60 stolen from a West York store and a jewelry shop entry attempt.

the Herald John Baker Grover Smith Terre Haute W. R. Hurst Chicago Rush Medical College M. Apple Frank Dunham Wabash Ohio Tingley Bros Marshal Marshall T. L. Rains N. O Rains Fred Medcalf Kansas Sg Burglara Star of Jay Bloan West York Ee Sa Ag C. W. Moore

Fruit Trees and Vines Offered for October Delivery

Advertisement lists Apple Peach Pear Phim and other fruit and shade trees grape vines currants and gooseberries for delivery in October. Seller is Ben Baird at residence 2620 P Reete ok with E. H. Baird as contact.

Ben Baird P Reete E. H. Baird

Local Shifts and Weather Woes Amid Storm Aftermath

Fragmented notes describe Telephone Homes in bad shape after the last storm. Religious updates mention Rex Chas Sloae, a new Methodist pastor, preaching at Clarksville. Visits include Mrs. Martin Ruggs of Wabash and Mrs. Oscar Horner of Marshall. A rural social mention notes travel and health concerns around Wieland and St. Vincent Arkansas.

Jack Frost Rex Chas Sloae Clarksville Sue Smiley Fred Whiealands Martin Ruggs Wabash Oscar Horner Marshall Charlie Aldrich Dana Ind Lawren Zimmerly Edgar County Wieland St. Vincent, Ark

Pleasant Life Fills Offer Gentle Help for Digestive Aids

An ad-prominent pitch touts Dr King’s New Life Fills as strike breakers for liver kidneys and bowels, promising natural aid and gentle relief for better health. The copy urges readers to try them at Robert Prewett's shop.

Dr King Robert Prewetts

The Prosperous Red Man

An analysis rebuts the myth of the vanishing Indian noting that the Indian population rose from 248000 in 1897 to 305000 in 1910 and that Indians are wealthier per capita than whites. It credits Bureau of Indian Affairs statistics and describes continued growth, lack of widespread intermarriage, and government efforts toward welfare and progress.

Bureau of Indian Affairs Washington Sponeers Mohaves Oklahoma Ube

Mattoon Men Promote Concrete Road to Arcola

Interurban competition plan from Mattoon to Arcola seeks to build two twenty inch wide concrete tracks to run automobiles on a fixed schedule with passenger and freight service. Right of way will be purchased from farmers at a projected cost of 3000 dollars per mile.

Mattoon Arcola

Safe Spot Choice in Himalayan Bear Encounter

An account from Sport and Life in the Further Himalayas depicts a hunter named T avoiding an easy fall by not shooting a fearsome red bear during a face off at Gligit. The stalker Gul Sher explains T waited for a safer descent path as the bear pressed forward near a precipice. Also noted is a tale of a pine root strangling an orange tree, cut away to revive the drooping plant before its death.

Asia Launts Himalayas R. L. Kennion Rakhbtot Greu Gul Sher Gligit Victoria London Graphic

El Camilo the relic gun at West Point from Mexican War era

The old relic cannon El Camilo three quarters silver and green sits at West Point Trophy Point. It bears the Spanish royal arms and was once property of the Golden Fleece regiment under Ferdinand and Isabella. The piece likely traveled from a Spanish ship to Mexico and later to American hands after Monterey, a symbol of war and exploration.

West Point Trophy Point West Point Military Academy Spain Ferdinand and Isabella Columbus Mexico Monterey New York Press

Tax on Bachelordom in William II Era

Fragmentary notice discusses a medieval tax on bachelors and married men, detailing varied rates by rank and family status. It cites dukes archbishops and commoners, with suggested payments for widows and eldest sons. The text is garbled but outlines a制度 of levies based on social position and marital status.

Wae Evegyya Lediss Bof Ueards

Notice of Publication Chancery Illinois Clark County

Chancery notice in Clark County Illinois. Non resident defendants and unknown heirs of James Myles are ordered to appear November 13 to plead in the bill filed August 14 1911. If they fail a decree will be entered. Witness Daniel Emerson Clerk October 2 1911. Also notice of public letting for bridge approaches Dolson town Clark County October 10 1911.

P B. Ogle Ida Littlejohn Arthur Myles Bertha Myles Harvey Miles Joha McClure Violet Myles Ruby Myles James Myles John Miles Chauncey Myles Bert Myles Mayme Myles Otto Myles Maggie Piety Julia McClure Martin Myles Circuit Court Circuit Holden Marshall Daniel Emerson Avn T Hollenbeck Milnois Clark Dolson Mir. Creek Clarks Marshall and Charleston Snd

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