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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

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City Council Debates Sidewalk Repairs and Ford Purchase

The council narrowly approves a $726.70 bill to Albert Huey for repairs on sidewalks along West South Sixth Street after extensive debate on committee authority and city clerk powers. The meeting also touches bond payments, fund transfers, and a Ford truck purchase from Marshall Auto Sales amid disagreement over battery and tires.

John Robt. Scholfield John Brandenstein Albert Huey South Sixth Street Charles Metz James Dunn H. R. Snavely Dunn Howell Scholfield Bruner Machlan Metz Snavely B. F. Johnson Terre Haute Trust Company Ford Marshall Auto Sam Prevo Jr Marshall Auto Sales

City Hall Add-On Aids Police With Transient Visitors

Back part of the city hall has been built to assist City Police man Joe Wallace in taking care of his transient visitors. The new section provides space and oversight for processing, housing, and guiding individuals who are temporarily in the city, improving police workflow and public safety coordination.

Joe Wallace

Dewey Bages Gives Bond in Court on Parternity Charge

Dewey Bages appeared before Squire Tom Craig on a paternity charge. He was held under a 1500 dollar bond signed by Bages, Harry Macke, and Albert Baggs.

Dewey Bages Tom Craig Eva Brewer Harry Macke Albert Baggs

Marshall Triumphs Over Oblong 13 to 0

A sizable Marshall crowd and about 25 band members accompanied the team to Oblong on Saturday. Marshall won 13 to 0 with Sockler scoring and kicking a goal in the second quarter. Taube neck recovered two Oblong fumbles to set up the touchdown. Taubeneck added a third quarter TD but the kick failed. Final period produced no points.

Marshall Sockler Taubeneck

Community Meeting At Asbury Church Tonight

A community meeting will be held at Asbury Church this evening. J. T. Connelly, an agricultural teacher at Marshall High School, will give an address. Roll call asks for "Your Favorite Way of Spending a Winter Evening." A weiner roast will follow with club supplying buns and members providing weiners and pickles.

Asbury Church J. T. Connelly Marshall High School

Hog Flu Begins With Few Hogs Then Spreads Through Herd

W W Merritt farm advisor notes hog flu starts with a few head and spreads rapidly through the herd in a few days. Low mortality with good care, especially if the herd is cholera immune. When signs appear, reduce feeds, provide dry shelter, bedding, good ventilation, salts, and possible laxatives.

W. W. Merritt

West Union News Publishes Final Issue

Editor H. G. Crumlin announces the last West Union News due to lack of local support, forcing him to quit the newspaper business in this week’s West Union publication.

West Union News West Union H. G. Crumlin

Teachers Meeting at Charleston A Success Friday

The Eastern Division of teachers held a Charleston meeting marking it a success with Bishop Hughes delivering Life's Ideals. Supt McAndrews and Prof M W O Shea addressed sessions while Dr Anspacker keynoted the afternoon talk.

Harold Bright Charleston Eastern Division of Teachers Bishop Hughes Methodist Church J. A. Alexander Windsor Supt. McAndrews Chicago Ida Turnbull Thomas Greeson B. F. Holscher Casey Prin. Trinkle Hindsboro Miss Weller Hostettler J. R. Colbert Marshall Nettie Roten Shelbyville C. L. Brewer

Couple Married by Squire Craig Thursday

Marion S. Collier Jr. and Leona M. Pittman, both of West Union, were married Thursday by Squire Craig.

Squire Craig Marion S. Collier Jr Leona M. Pittman West Union

District Missionary Rally At United Brethren Church

The Women’s Missionary Association district rally will be held at United Brethren Church in Marshall on October 20. Three sessions run 10:00 AM 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM with Miss Gladys Ward of Dayton Ohio as principal speaker. other state officers workers and pastors will also participate. New cases in circuit court include Marshall Cooperative Shipping Association versus Ohm partners and Diana Brenner versus Roscoe Brenner and Charlie Brenner.

Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church Marshall Gladys Ward Dayton Ohio Miss Ward China

Marital Licenses Listed For Indiana Couples

Marion Collier Jr. 19 West Union weds Leona May Pittman 19 West Union. Chas C Connelly 23 Martinsville weds Arlene Bennett 21 Westfield. Harry Isbell 22 Muskegon Mich to Lucille Thrasher 20 Muskegon Mich. Wm Victor Sawyer 22 Indianapolis weds Myla Charles 23 Indianapolis. Chas Ronald Sawyer 22 Indianapolis weds Mary Ellen Greene 19 Indianapolis. Harley Samuel Orrell 26 Casey weds Opal Groves 28 Casey. John Fiscus 39 Rosedale Ind to Ethel Cunningham 41 Linton Ind.

Marion S. Collier Jr West Union Leona May Pittman Chas. C. Connelly Martinsville Arlene’ ‘Bennett Westfield Harry Isbell Muskegon Mich Lucille Thrasher Harley Samuel Orrell Casey Opal Groves John Fiscus Rosedale Ind Ethel Cunningham Linton

Marshall Girl Elected Secretary of Her Class

Irene Carpenter of Marshall, a freshman at Illinois Wesleyan University, was elected secretary and treasurer of the freshman class. She was chosen from about 450 students at the annual class election held Tuesday morning in the class chapel to manage secretarial and financial affairs for the coming year.

Bloomington Irene Carpenter Marshall Illinois Weslyan University

Bulb Planting Is Fascinating

Bulb planting captivates gardeners as bulbs like tulips and narcissi are planted in autumn. Rich and poor alike await spring flowers, with evergreens as a backdrop. Plant before ground freezes and mulch to prevent heaving.

B. H. Emrich

Arrangements Made for Annual Audit of Books

At the regular meeting of directors arrangements were made for an audit of the manager's books. The year ending October 1 accounts for about $125000 in farm products including 11 cars of soybeans and 103 cars of livestock. The audit copies will be shared at the November annual meeting.

Marshall Cooperative Shipping “Asfisiation Drectors

Two Fords Collide At Busy Intersection

Tuesday about 1:00 o clock a Ford sedan driven by Miss Louise Foley and a Ford truck driven by W A Williams collided at the Marshall House corner. The Foley car had one wheel demolished and the front axle bent with a broken window pane. Helen Coldren sustained a cut in her arm.

Louise Foley W. A. Williams Marshall House Foley Helen Coldren

Two New Books on Pay Shelf at Public Library

The Marshall Public Library adds two new pay shelf titles The Scarlet Cockerel by C M Sublette a historical novel set in the 16th century French Huguenots in the Carolinas and The Keeper of the Bees by Gene Straton Porter the story of a World War soldier seeking renewal after danger Both books promise wartime themes and broad appeal.

C. M. Sublette Gene Straton Porter Marshall Public Library Hugenot Carolinas Cuba Keeper of the Reess

Mickie Says Printing Dome Offer Confusing Ad

Local ad fragment promises printing for a dollar and urges customers to recall a service. The unreadable text mentions wording about pleasing customers and a call to action.

Drainage mistakes mean money waste in Illinois

E. W. Lehman of the University of Illinois warns that careless tile drainage work wastes money by failing to remove excess water. He notes many soils are underdrained, causing cold, poorly ventilated ground that hinders crops. Proper layout, slope, and subsoil condition determine success.

Urbana E. W. Lehman Farm Mechanics Department College of Agriculture University of Ilinois Illinois

Marshall People Get Marriage License Monday

A marriage license was issued in Terre Haute to Spencer O. Robson 69 a West Terre Haute retired farmer and Rebecca Wesnitzer 64 a Marshall ill housekeeper.

Marshall Terre Haute Ind Spencer O. Robson West Terre Haute Rebecca Wesnitzer Marshall, Ill

Death notices of Maloney Bierbaum Fletcher Sullivan and more

Wesley Harold Maloney four dies in Wabash township burial at Dunlap cemetery funeral by Rev Gilbert. Bird Bierbaum 40 dies in Terre Haute funeral in Marshall burial Marshall cemetery Rev W A Wortman. Isaac Fletcher 80 dies Livinston funeral at Livingston cemetery Paris Eastern Star sang. Mrs J R Sullivan 52 dies Terre Haute funeral Friday at brother Co Montgome ein. St Marys cemetery burial planned.

Wesley Harold Maloney James Maloney Wabash Township Dunlap Church Gilbert of Casey Dunlap Isaac Fletcher Greely Brown Livingston Paris Eastern Star J. R. Sullivan Frank Hess Terre Haute Montgomery Ein. Marshall St. Marys Cemetery

Congress Faces Armament Debates and Tax Reform

Washington dispatch notes a winter of battles as Congress weighs armament funding and the foreign debt issue. The Ways and Means Committee plans to frame the tax bill next Monday with Secretary Mellon expected to testify on debt impacts and domestic taxes amid calls for tax reduction.

Wm. L. Daley Mherald Washington Congress Coolidge American Legion Omaha House Committee On Ways and Means Mellon Congressional

Marshall Milk Company Pays Farmers Nine Thousand for September Milk

The Marshall Milk and Cream Company paid local farmers $9,000 for milk delivered in September. This sum reflects activity in the community’s dairy trade and highlights earnings for regional producers during that month.

Marshall Milk and Cream Company

Reward Offered For Unpaid Subscriptions in Local Notice

A local notice lists names including Mrs Chas Eaton and Rev Leach and announces a reward of 2.05 dollars for each subscription not paid in advance. It pledges to correct mailing lists and invites readers to report mistakes in order to earn the payment.

Woosvau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bill Booster Three Wolketeers Clark Co Prof M. W. O'Shea Marshall Cooperative Shipping Association 2 Corporation CH. Ohm Ernest Ohm Co. Hy. Ohm’ & Son Diana Brenner Roscoe Brenner Charlie Brenner New York Floyd Crane Martha E. Rollings Amanda J. Funk John Devers John W. Ingain Mickie the Herald Chas. Eaton Martha Higginbotham J. L. May Howard Leach Gay Cunningham Wilbert Mundorf Co F. Bussard Abbie Davidson Owen Pittenger John R. Hamilton Samuel Prevo A. G. Fawley Adam Lichtenberger Doit Lichtenberger Norman Forsythe
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