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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
5
The passage highlights Meases as an Ai Boxtop and notes dates and phrases about pulling and lifting tasks. It mentions use around a bucket and a housewife tied to the Cuyahoga County area.
A garbled listing shows Realart presenting Alice Brady in a feature and Paramount screenings including Wallace Reid in a comedy drama and Ethel Clayton in More Deadly Than The Mare. Dates and times vary, with notes on other titles.
A fragment from the Herald urges readers to show courtesy by sharing visits with guests. The note emphasizes letting friends learn of one’s travels and mentions a contact number for further items.
Terre Haute visitors and hosts dominate the page with many guests from Terre Haute Palestine Martinsville and Farmersville. Notables include Miss Lorene Tumey Miss Nellie Haenig and Mrs B F Poorman while several families entertain and travel with weekend gatherings and anniversaries.
Sunday visitors from Charleston join local families for gatherings. Numerous residents travel to Champaign and Peoria for events while Miss Mary English injures an ankle in a bicycle fall. Football plans include Marshall hosting Lawrenceville with a 85 cent admission, and a Paris game potential date change.
The family expresses profound gratitude to neighbors friends and the American Legion of West Union for their kindness during the bereavement over the loss of our father and grandfather Julia E Rader 4191 Mr and Mrs Ozie KR Rader
We express sincere thanks to the American Legion the ministry and friends who tendered sympathy and service during the burial of our husband son and brother Clifford B Coons Mrs C Bo Coons Mrs J M Coons and family
The Allred family thanks those who showed kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of Carrie Allred granddaughter and niece. They also thank for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. Ella Miller Mrs. Susan Claypool and The Allred family.
We sincerely thank our many friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness during our bereavement and for their floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. Alice Blankenbeker and Mrs. Eva Tichenor.
An obituary notice reports the birth of Wayne Boyer on a Thursday October 6 in Clark County. The event is announced by Mrs Daniel and others, with mentions of local medical society plans and a medical discussion led by Dr R B Boyd from Casey on fractures of the femur. Neighboring residents Ed Gray, Mrs Jackson, A B Gray and two Martinsville children visited Sheriff W A Byram recently.
The article lists license fees for vehicles carrying freight and passengers from 5000 pounds to over 15000 pounds starting January 1, 1920. Fees range from 12 to 60 dollars per year. C C Lorence of Robinson visited Marshall to check trucks and found some without proper truck licenses but equipped to haul freight.
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