Illinois Farm Bureau Members Head To Chicago Meeting
County farm bureau members travel to the Mitnois Agricultural Association annual meeting in Chicago January 17 and 18 at Morrison hotel. The event is expected as one of the largest, following last year in Springfield with about 1,500 attendees. Speakers include William Malone of the Illinois tax commission and J D Coverdale of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Farm i Bureau
Mitnois_Agricultural Association
Farm Bureau
Morrison Hotel
Chicago
Springfield
Drew
William “H. Malone
Illinois Tax Commission
J. D. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau” Federation
I. Ss. Brooks
LaSalle County
Frank Mann
Gilman
Meeting With Mrs Doll Delights Club Observers
The D A R Hold meetings with Mrs D D Doll on Monday afternoon proved interesting and pleasant. Fourteen members answered roll call and heard Mrs Ernest Tay read a paper on Colonial Homes. Mrs True Booth spoke of Mount Vernon. Hostess served refreshments.
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TDA. BR
D. D. Doll
Ernest Tay
Judge Booth Passes On Danville Federal Seat
Judge Booth, longtime Court of Claims jurist in Washington, is not expected to receive the Danville federal judgeship. The President sent Walter C. Lindley of Danville to the Senate for appointment, seen as a personal matter aimed at pleasing Uncle Joe Gannon.
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Robinson Argus
Fenton
Booth
Marshall
Court of Claims
Washington,d. C
Danville
Senate
Walter C. Lindley
Tof
Joe Gannon
Fire breaks out in Westfield business district
Fire at 2 a m partially destroys the Malinda Hadsley two story building housing Frank Drake's restaurant in Westfield Illinois causing damage to restaurant equipment and adjoining stock by tailoring and millinery shop Mrs Joseph Strader. Loss estimated at 2000 for building and 1500 for contents insured. Strader lacks insurance and must replace several suits.
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Westfield
Ill
Malinda Hadsley
Frank Drake
Joseph Strader
Marshall Crushes Hutsonville 61 0 in Saturday football game
Marshall dominated Hutsonville in a lopsided 61 to 0 contest as fans doubted the team’s prospects this season. The game featured a weak Hutsonville effort and Marshall’s substitutions playing ahead of the starters with no clear standout performance.
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Hutsonville
Marshall
Hopwood
Robinson
Routledge “En Seseedateeromink
Kannamacher
Stewart
Chenoweth
Seelde
Whitehead
Forbeck
Geisert
Lewis Annes
Pitec
McDaniel Withdrawals Rumor Refuted by Local Committee
Paris papers spread reports that W K McDaniel would withdraw from the race for representative in the 34th district. The Herald confirms the rumors are unfounded after inquiry at county Republican headquarters. Sam Prevo suffers a broken blood vessel in his left foot but is able to be about.
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Paris
W. K. McDaniel
the Herald
Republican ‘Party
Sam Prevo
Farm Boy Wakes 10 Real Wealth
Donald D. Davis profiles Bert Hemphill a Kansas farm boy who built Sunnyside Hereford Farm by starting with a calf club. He earned a $1025 bull calf sale after 17 months of work, expanded to a 16-head purebred herd, and plans to develop a top Hereford operation while urging youth to stay in farming.
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South ‘America
Johson Co
Kansas
Bert Hemphill
Bert
Hemphill
Hemphills
Sunnyside
Hereford Farm
John A
Ernest
T.am
Babson Sees Rail Securities Bright After Strike Settlement
Babson states the railroad strike settlement improves general business and notes railroads gain in seniority rights for good workers. He warns investors to choose rail securities carefully, as trucking growth and highway expansion will reshape the industry. The Babson index shows activity near normal levels with improvement since last week.
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Wellesley “Hills
Mass
Wall Street
Roger W. Babson
Railroad
Labor Board
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Atchison
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Boston
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Wise Railroad ‘Company
New Library Hours and New Books for Marshall Public Library
Miss Margaret Shaw, librarian, announces Friday Saturday Monday hours 2 00 to 5 30 and 7 00 to 8 30 evenings. Tuesday to Thursday 2 00 to 6 00 afternoons. New titles include The Covered Wagon The Vehement Flame Then Came Molly Peter Whipple Robin etc. Also notices of local residents and funeral of John Frey at Clarksville.
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Margaret Shaw
Public Library
Marshall Public Library
Hough
Birthright
Julia—Tarkington
Deland
Molly—Ogden
Peter Whipple
Veihlen
Robin—Burnett
Hutchingon
Rinehart
Richard—Bachellor
The
Moon—Wharton
Town Pests A Gay College Boy Brightens Campus Slang
A playful look at a vacationing college student who becomes a campus slang icon. The piece notes his chatter about fraternities and social life, hinting at changing manners and youthful mischief as autumn approaches.
City Council Purchases Emergency Steam Pump For $700
The city council bought a steam driven emergency pump with 350 gpm capacity and 200 lb pressure from Wor thington Pump Co for $700 to be shipped in two days. Criticism arose over plans and engineer Wilcox, with talks of firing him. mayor shifted support to City Engineer Henderich. Old pump to be removed. 72 Marshall dogs taxed. tourist park placards revoked. sewer enforcement deferred until after election. city finances show about $1000 less than prior month.
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Worthington Pump Company
EL Howell
FL. Wilcox
Wilcox
Howell
Henderich
Greenup
Murphy
Marshall
Civic League
Main and
Michigan
Janney
Fox Chasers Hold 6th Annual Gathering in Mechling's Grove
Representatives from Illinois and Indiana counties attend the sixth annual meeting of the Wabash Valley Fox Chasers Association in Mechling's grove east of Marshall. Campers set up tents and facilities for a large crowd with many Marshall residents joining in social activities last night.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Wabash Valley
Fox Chasers’ Association
Mechling’s Grove
Marshall
Plan to Form Parent Teachers Association at Local Meeting
The Marshall civic league held a supper at Highway cafe then moved to the courthouse where Prof. F. G. Edwards spoke on forming a parent teachers association. Mrs. W. G. Young was elected to head a committee to organize, and Miss Nellie Stephenson was chosen to lead music restoration efforts in schools.
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Civic League of Marshall
Highway - Cafe
Court House
F. G. Edwards
W. G. Young
Nellie Stephenson
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Richards
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Clarksville
Lina
Sleng
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Studes
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Saan
City Council
Method
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