Fred Holwick Builds A Premier Hereford Herd In Snyder
Fred Holwick of Snyder runs an experimental yet highly successful farm one mile south of the junction. He shows a 57 head whiteface Hereford herd weighing about 1 000 pounds each at the International Livestock Show in Chicago in December. Holwick aims to profit but emphasizes stock quality, with plans to expand hay and alfalfa use and potential dairy ventures as part of his high production program.
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Fred H. Holwick
Snyder
Harry W. Drake
West Union
Texas
Holwick
Chicago
Darwin Township
Herald
Ridgway Tests Cattle Herds for Health Certificates
Clark County veterinarian W. J. Ridgway announces that from August 1 all cattle entering Clark County must carry a health certificate showing the Tuberculin test and be held for 60 days before retesting. Feeder cattle will be quarantined. owners may file requests at the courthouse office.
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Clark County
W. J. Ridgway
Ridgway
Court House
Gift Shop Receives New Paint Coating This Week
Harold Lase proprietor of the Gift Shop reports the store is being repainted this week with Valspar applied to red brick and windows painted white.
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Harold Lase
Valsper
Lyceum Course Arrives at Marshall Township High School
B D Hudson superintendent of Marshall schools has arranged a Lyceum course for students. The first program is Monday October 15 at 11:00 am featuring C L Burgederfer of the Brown Lyceum course in character sketches in the high school auditorium. Burgederfer previously spoke to the Clark County Teachers Institute and was well received.
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B. D. Hudson
Marshall Schools
Marshall Township
C. L. Burgederfer
Brown Lyceum
Burgederfer
Clark County Teachers Institute
St. Louis
Fire destroys home in Marshall on Monday morning
Fire destroyed Mrs. Maggie Bush's home at Plum and 13th streets early Monday. Mrs. Hull awakened them as flames swept the stair. Buddie Davis and Mrs. Bush escaped. Moving vans helped move some belongings before firefighters arrived. $500 in partial insurance coverage noted. The house had just been remodeled.
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Maggie Bush
Plum
13Th Streets
Hull
Marshall Girls Win First in Clark County Tennis
Miss Nellie Kearns and Miss Elizabeth Reglin won first in doubles at the Clark County tennis tournament in Martinsville. Kearns took second in singles, facing Casey Westfield and Martinsville. The Girls Athletic Club of Marshall Township High plans two new courts behind the school to host next spring’s Clark County players.
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Nellie Kearns
Elizabeth Reglin
Clark County
Martinsville
Kearns
Casey
Westfield
Marshall Township High School
Special Poultry Train Stops Here Half Day
Marshall is among several half day stops on a regional tour by the New York Central lines and University of Illinois College of Agriculture. The four car educational train will be at the Big Four station from 8 00 to 12 00 Saturday morning November 10 before continuing to Paris via West Union.
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Marshall
New York Central Lines
College of Agriculture
The
University of Illinois
Big Four
West Union
Paris
Marshall Man Arrested and Fined in Paris Court
Harry Shivler of Marshall pleaded guilty in county court and was fined 100 dollars plus costs for possessing intoxicating liquor. Judge Paul Lauher imposed the penalty. Shivler paid the fine and was released.
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Marshall
Paris
Ill
Harry Shivler
Paul Lauher
Shivler
Hank Says Printer Puts First Pieces Ready to Print
Mickie reports Hank the job printer claims the largest part of printing work is setting the type and preparing the first pieces for printing. The note emphasizes the skill involved in layout and type setting before printing.
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Hank
Marshall Beats Oblong In Tight Third Game Showdown
Marshall High reverses form to edge Oblong in a hard fought third game. Cork breaks field for a long run to cap a fourth quarter comeback as Maus stars for the visitors and Hall Erick and Matheny anchor the line. The Southerners are praised for a strong, resilient display.
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Marshall High
Oblong
Marshall
Pingmen
Cork
Bush
Bennett
Maus
Hall
Erick
Matheny
Two Local Women Die. Services Held in Marshall
Mrs. Ezra Slusser age 75 died October 4 at her Marshall home. Funeral held October 6 at 10 AM at the house with Rev. John Sweet. burial in Marshall cemetery. Survived by son David and daughter Mrs Hester Michael. Mrs Ernestine Reynolds age 85 died October 3 at nieces Miss Lillile LeSeure and Miss Grace LeSeure home after long illness. Funeral at 9 AM at Catholic church with Father J A M Wilson. interment in St Mary's cemetery. Survived by brother Emanuel LeSeure and sisters Mrs Mary C Guthneck and Mrs LaFayette Ashmore.
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Ezra Slusser
Marshall
John Sweet
David
Hester Michael
Ernestine Reynolds
Lillile LeSeure
Grace LeSeure
J. A. M. Wilson
St. Mary's
Emanuel LeSeure
Mary C
September Milk Payroll Declines at Marshall Condensary
The Marshall milk condensary reports its September payroll fell nearly $1,000 from August due to unfavorable weather and acorn crop effects. Ivan Tally led producers with $258.92, followed by a long list of earners above fifty dollars, including Vera Cline, James Dunn, and Melvin Norton.
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Marshall Milk
Marshall Milk and Cream Company
Ivan Tally
O. K. Allen
J. B. Weldon
Clarence Buser
Ed Beckwith
Charles Smittkamp
Emery VanFleet
Delmore Washburn
Frank Hoenig
Henry Buser
Sol Handy
Herley Brown
Ivan Cline
Frank Salter
Will Gard
Adam Lichtenberger
Russell Haddix
Jesse Strohm
Vera Cline
Fred Davidson
H. M. Holwick
Fred Huffington
T. A. Thorp
Claude Ogle
Riley Davis
Frank Morgan
Lu Bamesberger
Pat Foley
al Craig
Harry Miller
Cleo Murphy
Ray Thompson
Ed Beadle
Albert Buser
Chris Renner
Melvin Norton
Will
James Dunn
Dock Hornbrook
John Davis
Glenn Morgan
Pat O'Rourke
D. M. Stewart
Doug Williams
Dave LeFever
Will Norton
Ray Nichols
C. B. Washburn
Will Cox
Harry Stultz
Milk Condensor May Change Hands Today
H C Horneman president of Sugar Creek Creamery Danville and G C Mahle secretary treasurer to confer today with O K Allen manager of Marshall Milk and Cream about purchasing the stock of the incorporation Dan Lewis comptroller of Danville company was in Marshall yesterday and expected completion today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Horneman
Sugar Creek Creamery Company
Danville
G. C. Mahle
O. K. Allen
Marshall Milk and Cream Company
Dan Lewis
Danville Company
Marshall
Horneman
Mrs Black Visits Evansville Friend During Friday Trip
Mrs. John K. Black traveled Friday to Evansville Indiana to visit Mrs. John A. Gosman.
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John K. Black
Evansville
Ind
John A. Gosman
Herald policy on pre election advertising and editorial separation
The Herald explains its stance on political advertising during campaigns. It clarifies it does not endorse ads, may censor harmful copy, and directs readers to editorial pages for political viewpoints. Ads are customer funded with a 15 percent discount for advance payment.
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the Herald
Herald
The
Lecture Draws Large Crowd At Pythian Theatre
Rev. Andrew J. Graham of Boston spoke to a large audience at the Pythian Theatre Monday night. His lecture titled Christian Science and the Winning Christ outlined beliefs and was delivered before the Mother Church board of lectureship.
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Andrew J. Graham C
Boston
Mass
Pythian Theatre
Graham
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Paver Repairs Arrive. Work to Start on Eighth Street
Repairs for the paving machine used on Eighth Street have been received and work is expected to begin this morning. The pavement project was halted for about a week due to a machinery breakdown.
Students Plant Corn Project At Marshall Township High School
Twenty two boys in the soils and crops class at Marshall Township High School engage in a corn production project under instructor Joe Connelly. They selected Serene seed corn, planting eight acres on Serene’s farm north of Marshall with an expected 50 bushels per acre yield this year.
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Marshall Township High School
Joe Connelly
Norman Cork
Thurman Douglas
Elmer Fawley
Elmer Ferris
Ben Grisham
Dean Jones
Robert McCourt
Lloyd Pearce
Jean White
Marion White
Royce Wilt
Vern Wright
Vern Stewart
Harry Davidson
James Murphy
Russell Buckner
Carl Adams
Burnell Hills
Herman Ramsey
Arthur Shotts
Frank Gard
Harnett Wright
Serene
Marshall
Thornsburg
Connelly
Mind Replacing Soul Says Adler
Dr. Henry I. Adler argues in Welfare Magazine that mental training has supplanted the soul, driving crime costs to twelve billion dollars annually. He claims punishment and education fail, insisting goodness must stem from the unconscious centrifugal system and warning of a soul decline in modern society.
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Welfare Magazine
Henry I. Adler
Chicago
Adler
United States
Illinois Marriage and Divorce Totals 1927 Report
The Department of Commerce reports 80 222 marriages in Illinois in 1927, down from 82 529 in 1926. Divorces rose to 14 984 in 1927 from 14 125 in 1926. Population estimates: 7 296 000 in 1927 and 7 203 000 in 1926. County figures include Clark 386 marriages and 29 divorces. Cook 38 823 marriages and 5 ?10 divorces.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Illinois
Clark County
Edgar County
Douglas County
Cumberland County
Crawford County
Coles County
Cook County
Marriage Licenses Listed for Indiana Cities
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Marion Sullivan Terre Haute Darwin Buffalo New York Dennison Martinsville Indianapolis and Custer Park. Ages range from 18 to 39 with partners aged 18 to 34.
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C. W. Early
Marion
Golda O'Neal
Chas. Anderson
Terre Haute
Juanita LaRue
Lawrence C. Speranza
Buffalo
New York
Vivian Keifer
Jesse Lathrop
Darwin
Gladys Renshaw
Audie King Cox
Sullivan
Ind
Mary Susan Dunahey
Emmet Elledge
Watson
Ollie Hughes
Charleston
Russell A. Stepp
Dennison
Rosella Weiska
Custer Park
Otis K. Shaffer
Martinsville
Helen McNary
Chas. A. Eigelberger
Indianapolis
Hilda Villant
Foreclosure and Divorce Notices in Local Circuit Court
New court filings include Circuit Court case B F Johnson versus W B Linn et al for foreclosure and Alvin Lewsader versus Laura Lewsader for divorce. Proceedings likely involve property and dissolution actions between named individuals within the county jurisdiction.
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B. F. Johnson
W. B. Linn
Alvin Lewsader
Laura Lewsader
Corner Pool Room Installs Five New Tables This Week
Perce Cox, proprietor, reports he has installed five new pool tables at the corner pool room this week.
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Perce Cox
Addition List Names From The Herald’S Page
The Herald’s addition list records names including Chas Strohm John Berner E Vanscoyk Mrs Homer Quick Mrs J M Hunt Mrs Geo Morgan Levi Garwood Co T English W A Haney George Tyhurst Sherman Irwin Ida Bush Ray Finkbiner Alfred Seidel Jake Buser Mrs Phoebe Snavely Hont R Snavely Lard Thomas and Logan Arnold Boba Carl Shaffner Sarah McClure Mrs Alice Eaton John F Kuba J H Bierbau
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Chas. Strohm
John. Berner
E. B. Vanscoyk
Homer Quick
J. M. Hunt
Geo. M. Morgan
Levi P. Garwood
T. English
W. A. Haney
George Tyhurst
Sherman Irwin
Ida Bush
Ray Finkbiner
Alfred Seidel
Jake Buser
Phoebe Snavely
Hont
R. Snavely Lard & Thomas and
Logan Arnold Boba
Carl Shaffner
Sarah McClure
Alice ‘Eaton
John F. Kuba
Fred Holwick
J. H. Bierbau
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Mickie
Krick
Marshall Larabee
LE Smitley
Herald Policy
Charlie Thornburg
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