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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1908

Page

2

Local notes from County Correspondence and town items

A compilation of short notices: Woodmen visit Robinson for NW A log rolling. Thos Stuart's daughter dies. families visit in Bunker Hill. paving progress on Main Street with curbing ready. JoM Cornwell mourns his father Max Shuler. Culver Military Academy to begin studies. vaudeville plans by George Spence. visits by G and Brown in Emola Pa. game warden Millard Tedrick monitors prairie chicken shooting. Bailey of Gladstone Manitoba visits the Orsborn family. Terreh Haut brakeman loses a hand. Hammond block overhaul after fire. opera house renovation and new ground-floor hall planned. resignation of ASL. Joseph Goble sells hogs. Rev H H Heberly’s marriage. C R Kluger testimonial for kidney remedy. Keifer’s new Toledo circuit appointment. drought forecast with bumper corn crops. Mrs Dove’s death and burial. a case of severe illness treated with Foley products. advertisement for Foley’s remedies.

Max Shuler Culver Military Academy George Spence G & Brown and Family Emola Browns Ferguson Familly Millard Tedrick OS Bailey Gladston Manitoba Samuel Orsborn Ins Dora Orsborn Northwest Chas Harding Terre Haut Hammond Jeff Hammond McDaniel Anc Opera House

Warning on neglect and Foley's Honey and Tar

A married man is accused of neglect for allowing family members to use anything other than Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble. The text asserts Foley's Honey and Tar is superior for pulmonary issues and notes the genuine product contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package at Keifer's Drug Store.

Foley Foleys Keifers Drag Store

Woman Interrupts Political Speaker

A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by coughing repeatedly. The ad suggests Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds, noting it contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package.

Busy agricultural week described in Clarksville area notes

The column recounts farm activity and social visits in Clarksville and nearby towns. It notes cane mills operating, corn cutting, tobacco and taters work, and attendance at funerals and church events. Several residents travel to relatives, attends services, and a local minister is moving to new postings.

Community News Highlights and Local Visits

Edna Wyrick of Melrose visits relatives while farmers sow wheat and plant corn. Mra L F Weaver dislocated her wrist. Residents share Sunday gatherings with various relatives from Terre Haute to Junction City. Foleys Honey and Tar cure coughs quickly and strengthen the lungs at Keifer's Drug Store.

Hary Mathew Earl and Raymond Irwin Jesse Lowe Darwin Mra F. Weaver Charlie Stoelting Terre Haute

Local Movers and Visits Highlight Small Town Notes

Abner Jackson returns to town while John Warner relocates to Indiana. Ina Reynolds of Flat Rock visits Maude Jackson. Wesley Riley moves his family to Farmersburg and James Grizzle from Hutsonville visits Clifton Whitman. Mr Bellyman of Vienna signs with Joseph Grant and wife. An admonition promotes Foleys Kidney Remedy as a health claim.

Ina Reynolds Flat Rock Maude Jackson Wesley Riley Farmersburg James Grizzle Hutsonville Clifton Whitman Mr Bellyman

Small Town Weekend Socials and Local Movements

Saturday night gatherings included H S Akens with Wood Downey and Pence family. Sunday visits featured Mrs A Newlin and daughter Miss Mamis with Clark Hammond, and Charles Cooper's Martinsville family with RB D Bennett. Holmes Stillwell with Moses Stricker and family hosted Grand Turn guests. Clem Wiser returned from Charleston. Mrs Morrill of Terre Haute visited relatives. funeral of Mrs Dan Murphy drew many locals at Blue Grass. Geo Miller and family stayed with C C Hammond. Geo W Downey and Mrs Downey with children visited north of Charleston. R J Steward sold Westfield property for 750 to Charles Reineuhl. final notes include Mrs Jane Connelly and Dinner Barbee returning from unspecified travel.

Charles Cooper Martinsville RB D Bennett Stillwell Moses Stricker Grand Turn Clem Wiser Charleston Morrill Terre Haute Dan Murphy Blue Grass Geo. W. Downey W. A Downey Charles Downey R. J. Steward Westfield Chas. Reineuhl Jane Connelly Dinner Barbee

Prospecting Trip Signals Rapid North Dakota Land Takeup

A prospecting party reports land in North Dakota is being taken up very fast. The group notes brisk activity and high demand as claims are staked quickly. Local officials caution on proper filing procedures amid the rush.

North Dakota

Local Notes From Asbury To Terre Haute Community

Vera Caldwell begins nurse training in Mattoon while Dode Evinger sells his farm near Asbury to Mr Moffit from Indiana. Otis Adams and wife visit Elbridge. Rev Daniel English will preach at Asbury and Oliver and Patton participate in conference year events. About 1200 heard Bryan in Terre Haute last Friday. Milton Mathew and wife, Otto Ross and wife of Marshall, and Edna Shirely attend. Farmers busy plowing for wheat and cutting corn. George Burkholder to ship a carload of hogs this week. Joe Scholfield buys land near Dennison and McKeen. Box supper at McKeen raised funds for library. Mollie Lee won prettiest girl cake and Ora Williams ugliest boy prize.

Daniel English Asbury Oliver Patton Walter Adams Milton Mathew Otto Ross Marshall Edna Shirely George Burkholder George Joe Scholfield Terre Haute Dennison McKeen

Local social notes and family visits in the area

McNutt and Mrs Aaron Jones spent Monday with her parents George Jones of Allright in our city Morray Rob English and family visited John Reynolds of McClure H C Grisham and family spent Sunday at Orman McDaniel's of Oliver Mr Wright and wife attended the funeral of Mrs Clark in Clarksville Farmers resume wheat sowing after rains George Litteral, ill with neck cancer, has been very poorly Wm Sharkey and family spent the past week at Springfield visiting relatives and the fair Mr M Landers, ill for three weeks, not improving Miss Mattie English hosted a poverty party for friends Tuesday evening John Huen and family visited H C Woodward's in Marley Woodward and family soon move to Texas for their future home

Albert West York Clark Charksville Sam Kirkland Clarksville Baptist Church Clarence Hughes Lenappa Indian Territory James Hornbrook Pink Clapp Terre Haute Juda Coons Sallie Hurst Emanuel Miller William Miller Neoga Cumberland County Solomon Rev. P. L. York P. L. York Polson Clarksville George Litteral Wm Sharkey Springfield M_ Landers Mattie English John Huen H C Woodward Marley Mr Woodward Texas

Thief Attacks Woman Steals from Stocking in Charleston

A Charleston woman was robbed in her home when a thief forced entry and, under threat of death, slit her stocking and took a large roll of greenbacks. The incident marks an unusual trespass on a lady’s private wealth.

Charleston

Doans Kidney Pills Promise Cure for Kidney Troubles

Marshall resident John McMurray recounts his son's backache and head pain linked to kidney issues. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Green & Harlans drug store, the boy's pains vanished in weeks and health returned. Sold by dealers nationwide 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Marshall John McMurray North Street Green & Harlans Drug Store Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan's

Deep Waterway Association Holds Annual Meeting in Chicago

The Deep Waterway Association convenes its third annual meeting October 7 8 and 9 in Chicago to press for a constitutional amendment authorizing 20 million dollars in state bonds. The plan seeks a lakes to gulf deep waterway from Lockport to LaSalle and to protect water power. Endorsements come from Taft Bryan Roosevelt Governor Deneen and General Stevenson as states in the Mississippi Valley watch the vote.

Deep Waterway Association Chicago Illinois Lockport LaSalle Taft Bryan Roosevelt Deneen Stevenson Mississippi Valley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Casey Robinson Thos Stuart Heth Geo Shearer Campbell Bunker, Hill Henry Bowles Banner Times Jom Cornwell Enna Asl State of Washington Oregon Joseph Goble Hatton Lyons Neb United Brethren Church H H Heberly Susie Buckly Gswerers R ‘Kluger eJweler Virginia Ave Indianapoli Ind Keifers Drug Store Toledo Wny Dove Wolkosh Casimer Wis Kelfer Homer Josie Husted Horn Joe Wallace Florence Meoskimer Jackson Ville Jefe Anna Reed Milo Claypool Albert Mi Nary Mt Cacniel Lon Linton John Vanscoyk W. E. Moore Hidalgo Amanda Bennett Hayner Frank Myers Paris Ham Clapp M Clapp Clark County Charles Kirehmer Matilda Hawkins Charle Nicholson Dytrdd Os Dave Sicholson Erilisha Claypool Will Johnson Low Alfred Swango Patterson Douglas Charles Turner Ernie Stphenson Kansas Lewis Canstill Dolson Chapel Grandview Dudley Pleasant Grove Dave Black Charleston Road Marshall and Rev McCumber Edna Wyrick Melrose Sherman Crumlin Beulah Keifer York Abner Jackson John Warner Indiana Foleys Keifer Cleone H S Akens Wood Downey Pence Fammly Lindsay A Newlin Mamis Clark Hammond Geo . Milier C. C. Hammond Vera Caldwell Mattoon Dode’ Evinger Mr Moffit Otis Adams Elbridge Evinger Clyde Aaron Jones George Jones Allright Our City Morray Rob English John Reynolds McClure H C Grisham Orman McDaniel's Wright Marshall Citken Eras Wa Main Street Studebaker John Tumney Marshall M. Hooper Victor E. Taubeneck Archer & Castel Casteel and Taubeneck Casteel and Popular Music
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