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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
13
Local notes from Clark County including health and relocations
A digest of local items from Annapolis to Martinsville noting visits and health updates, farm expansions, emigration plans, property moves, a diphtheria quarantine, barn fire, and forthcoming sales. Notable mentions include Frank Romines, Dill Patchett, Bud Kidwell, Chas Bair, George Kite children, Mack Vance, Mr Driscoll, Uncle Joe, and a Master in Chancery sale for Mary E Daughhette vs Harrison White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kite
Bax Cox
Moutsonville
Dan Murphy
North Dakota
Mack Vance
Driscoll
Chicago
City Board of Health
Mary E Daughhette
Harrison White
Sol Handy
Clark County
Clark
Illinois
Local Horticulturist Leads Clark County Orchard Interest
John Husted of Grandview Avenue is highlighted as Clark County's leading hort iculturist with the largest bearing orchard on his grandfather John Stockwell's homestead dating to 1818. William Redman, a respected resident, died after weeks of illness leaving a widow and children. Blue Grass church services were held with Rev R Kerans officiating. revival meetings by Rev Towle halted due to diphtheria quarantine and may resume if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Husted
Grandview Ave
Homey
Clark County
John Stockwell
William Redman
Our
Blue Grass Church
R. Kerans
Towle
Democratic Harmony Frays Over Sullivan Influence
In a Chicago politics narrative, Roger Sullivan leads Democratic control as emblems of harmony unravel. Ex-mayors, Springfield figures, and Jacksonville judges figure in power struggles, with Bryan’s 1906 critique cited. Nearby items note local civic shifts, accidents, and business prospects as communities report on elections and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger C. Sullivan
Carter Harrison
Edward F. Dunne
Bobbie Burke
Chicago
H. W. Clendennin
Alfred Orendorff
Reddick Ridgeley
Dick Kinsella
Springfield
Owen P. Thompson
M. F. Dunlap
Jacksonville
Roger Sullivan
Ife
William O'Connell
John P. Tansey
Democratic County Committee
Sullivan
Harrison
I T
Mr. Bryan
Mr Sullivan
Bryan
Illinois
Stevenson Aims for Governor as Nonpartisan Democrat
The Carlinville Democrat questions Stevenson’s self described nonpartisan stance. It suggests his age and experience may reveal politics later, and predicts November will show the folly of deceiving Illinois Republicans into supporting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Illinois
Carlinville
Bryan Opposes Government Railroads Ownership stance
Mr Bryan states he does not favor government ownership of rail roads. He supported this view as late as March 1907 and has not recanted his belief that regulation cannot achieve much and that government ownership is inevitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
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Gorham 'S Bazaar
McDougal
McDougall
Dougal
Bubeck
Gallagher & Hanks
West End
Noland
Huston
City of
Marshall
Ilinois
Mechanic, Main
Cumberland
Market Streets
Madison Street
Hamilton Street
Board of Local Improvements
City of Marshall
Wines
Ay Hall
Pap Ie
Gees
H.C. Bett
C. A. Purpunni
W. Lewis
Martinsville
Jerry Ishler
John Ward
John Hurst
Annapolis
Frank Romines
Dill Patchett
Bud Kidwell
Vermillion County
Chas Bair
Harry Redman
Sam Ferrell
Lawton, Okla
Jake Sharp
Orange
Old Arkansas
Harry Hall
Robert
Brownstown
Bob
Wes Ballard
East End
Uncle Joe
Melrose
Moriah
B. F. Kimlin
Belfair Crossing
Tuck Morgan's
Frank Sweet
Wolfden
Frank
New York
Frits Sharp’s
Johnny Ward
Annd
Yerrel
Omebdma
State of Illinois
Kendall
A. D
Davison & Bartlett
Bol Handy
Chancéry
Democratic Harmony
John M. Crebs
Carmi
Illinois State Fair Association
Harper
Robinson Argus
Civil Service Commissioner
Paul Cox
Robinson Post Office
Percy Smith
West York
Robinson
Tidewater Pipe Line Co
G W Johnson
Cincinnati
Paris
Tre
Harrisburg Chronicle
Andrews
J. W. Richardson
Egypt
The
Chronicle
Nellie Shank
Tanyas
Jenkins
Aslands
Arthur Dale
Fort Worth
Texas
Herald Office
Heinz
Weldon
J. C. Bienemann
Marshall, Ilinois
Cor. Square
Hart Schaffner & Marz
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