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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1915

Page

11

Snowy Oct Brings Upberry Farm News And Local Notes

Oct weather included a late threshing on Saturday Oct 9 and droughty frosts drying corn. Notable items include farm sales James Turner land, visits by Sam Hillard family and Miss Mary Combs, and a proposal to bond hard roads promising 12 miles of work if approved. School terms listed with multiple teachers and districts.

Mary Milo Combs Turner Jeff Paul James Turner Akasha Ennis Martinsville Sophia Montgomery Charles Hawkins California Dolson Marshall and Charleston Grandview James Partmess Mike Snyder Yeha Snyder Garita Frank Okishoun Green -Mcés Glen Clasp Clarksrilis Vircil Thurst Germany Loule Manharis East Liberty Astic Withouz Wes T Aberry Claude New‘man’ Rammgss Seivan Wees Blue Grasa Ise

Local News Briefs From Martinsville Area

Hurley Johnson moves to Lincoln in Martinsville to teach while Frank Schwartz goes to Pikes Peak in Douglas. Farmers report sorghum production rising and silos filling slowly with little corn cut for fodder. John Lowry returns from Kansas to live with his mother. Auburn council backs three commissioner plan. Apple pickers strike for higher wages. Subscriptions fund Baptist church services twice monthly. Ernest Brosman repairs a car while teaching his new auto method.

Hurley Johnson Lincoln Martinsville Frank Schwartz Pikes Peak Douglas Tommy Husted Will Ax Auburn John Lowry Kansas The Baptist Church Ernest Brosman

Insurance on Farm and City Property

Cole and Cole of Marshall Illinois advertise strong insurance coverage from the most reliable companies at the lowest rates. They invite readers to write or call for terms on farm and city property protection.

Cole & Cole Marshall, Il

Ten Day Baptist Meeting Sees Local Faithful Gather

A ten day meeting continues at the Baptist church begun last week. An iron bridge will be built over Blue Grass Creek near the Kelly schoolhouse. Comrade S M Snavely in poor health with daily physician visits lives with his daughter Laura since his wife's death. About eighteen cars brought Casey residents to invite locals to evangelistic meetings in Casey featuring Rev. Miller. Mrs Cyrus McDaniel of street died Wednesday night. funeral at Wesley Chapel Orange township. She was a helpful mother, welcome neighbor, and friend in need. mourners miss her.

Baptist Church Blue Grass Creek Kelly School Banner Cook Hudsop Iowa Birmanwood Wis S. M. Snavely Laura Casey Mr. Miller Cyrus McDaniel Street Wesley Chapel Orange Township McDaniel

How to Be Efficient and Kidney Health Claims

An old advertisement explains efficiency tied to kidney health. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills claiming to strengthen kidneys and filter waste, suggesting health improves performance and reduces aches and rheumatic pains.

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Oliver Wright in Paris and local social roundup

James Wright visits Paris on Tuesday while B and B Daly travel to Terre Haute on Friday. Nettie Shank of Bell Ridge visits relatives. rest of text notes apple gathering, potato digging, and several local visits by families including Cline, Daly, Forsythe, Parrish, and Secrest with mentions of a new baby and moved households.

James Wright Paris B&b Daly Terre Haute Nettie Shank Bell Ridge Win Cline M. B Daly

West York Community Notes Acknowledges Visitors and Sick Resident

Leander Guyer among the sick while T C Cochran and son visit Tennessee. Miss Clara Mount visits relatives in Palestine. Ira Farrell of Terre Haute visited his mother. Jack Hill relocated to Billett. Mrs Margaret Cochran visits near Graysville. Wes and Lewis Life visit relatives in Toledo. Lindley family from Quaker Lane at C C Lewis's. Crowder of Mattoon visits Mrs. Lewis. J W Wood family from Martinsville visits Mrs. Bell. Harry Bennett of Windsor visits his sick mother. Ed Heiser family from Terre Haute visits West York. Grant Whitaker wife and Mrs John Clow of Terre Haute spend week at Mother Whitiker's. Clem Beal and child from Terre Haute visit Mrs Alvina Layton who is very sick. M E church services held Sunday. Rev Mr Wise returned to charge for another year.

Leander Guyer T C Cochran Tennessee Clara Mount Palestine Ira Farrell Terre Haute Jack Hill Billett Margaret Cochran Graysville Ind Wes Life Lewis Toledo Mrs. Crowder Mattoon C. C. Lewis J. W. Wood Martinsville

Westfield Social Notes Include Guests and Travel

Samuel Spellering received two car loads of cattle from Kansas City Saturday. Dr. D. E. Allen of Chicago visited his mother Mrs Elizabeth Allen and son Charles last week. Mrs W L Biggs of Muskogee Ohio stayed with relatives here the past week. Mr. and Mrs A M Daniel left Saturday for a visit in Indians then California. part Luteas of Louisville was a guest of WW E Lucas and family last week. Thomas Pures of Seattle visited town and old friends here Tuesday.

Samuel Spellering Kansas City D. E. Allen Chicago California Luteas Louisville Lucas Thomas Pures Scaitle Dina Farin Nat Town Uesdar

Deaths of Prof Jackson and Miss Biggs Featured

Prof W T Jackson former president of Westfield College died at his Mt Pleasant Iowa home on September 12. Miss Nettie Biggs aged 33 died at her family home after years of rheumatism and recent tuberculosis, ending her long illness. Mrs Frederick and Miss Dixon visited Mt. Vernon relatives last week.

W T. Jackson Westfield College Mt Pleasant Iowa Frederick Dixon John Ewalt Mt. Vernon

1915 6 Triaceum Course Season Tickets On Sale

Tickets are on sale for the 1915 6 tryceum Course Adults season ticket with reserved seats at 2 dollars averaging 33 cents per number. A child season ticket under 14 is 1 dollar admitting to the balcony. Six numbers begin with the Colegisi Orchestra on November 1 featuring Signor Bartalotta the Italian tenor. Tickets available from Hutchinson Swern Claypool Dewey Tauben Eck Bright Connelly Lupher Carpenter Smith Snavely. Watch papers for more.

Colegisi Orchestra Signor Bartalotta Europe Redpath Lyceum Bureau Walter Hutchinson Jay Swern

Sunday School Convention at Livingston Church

Sunday School Convention will be held at the Livingston church in Wabash township on Sunday October 17 as part of the Sunday school session under John Knox. Devotional and welcome remarks by Rev Huston and Joe Hutchison are noted with program items including lessons by Areloing and Kilborn, and adjournment for dinner. The meeting emphasizes temperance and covenant themes with references to local church leaders and committees.

Livingston Wabash Township John Knox Huston Joe Hutchison Anderson Wil McDonald Harry Kilborn Dinger Wee Jonas Rob Yavilor

Bible school workers seek help for Sunday lessons

Offeria notes Sunday school workers in a local church project. Mr Sandmore and Grant Crumlin are mentioned along withнал tied to the effort. The message asks for assistance from others including Br Anderson and Donald, with secrecy in the phrasing.

Mr. Sandmore Mays Rey She Iglar Br. Andérson Su Iday Grant Crumlin J Ren Nwi Il Me Donald

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