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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1909

Page

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Train wreck at Effingham halts service and injures engineer

Frequent wrecks were reported when train No. 44 the Pittsburgh special collided with an open switch at Effingham last night. The engine and three coaches overturned tearing up about 100 feet of track. Engineer Bergess was trapped under the engine for about an hour and badly scalded and bruised but is expected to survive. Several others escaped with minor injuries.

Effing“ham Pittsburg Enokgineer Bergess Onis

Drake Elected Vice President of Teachers Association

Harry W. Drake Clark County superintendent of schools was chosen as vice president of the Eastern Illinois teachers association at its Danville meeting. Among 1500 teachers and superintendents present, his selection honors his practical, proven school management and strengthens calls for another term.

Illinois Danville Harry W. Drake Drake Clark County

Arthur Tarman for Treasurer

The Martinsville Planet suggests Arthur Tarman the deputy treasurer may run for county treasurer next year. Citizens worry about better qualified candidate Steing, who has four years as deputy treasurer and meets office requirements.

Martinsville Arthur Tarman Onas Steing Mery Tarman Pein Wigakveser

O Gara Fasts Twenty Two Days Records Weight Loss

P H O Gara formerly Tribune police judge completed a twenty two day fast. He weighed 280 pounds before the fast and 204 pounds after. He consumed two spoonfuls of malted milk on the twenty second day and drank water to curb hunger throughout the period.

Tribune Kan Chicago Record Herald Marshall Clark County P. H. O’gara O'Gara

No Saloon Policy Sparks Confidence in Marshall

Editor from Illinois features Marshall showing post close saloons a thriving business scene. Merchants report no adverse effects and residents believe the no sale approach will endure. Clark County state attorney's crackdown on bootleggers credited, Casey oil district cleanup noted.

Iinois Marshall Marshlal Clark County Casey

Real Estate Transfers From Various Owners

A compilation of property transfers listing buyers sellers and lot descriptions across Martinsville area parcels with amounts ranging from 100 to 6900 dollars including mappings to blocks and streets and dates in 1913 style records. Transactions include Reinhard to Snyder, Hurst to Baker, Waite to Kinshiroe, Kinshire to Kinshire, McCracken to McKee, Shore to Witwer and others.

Wm Reinhard Mary A Snyder Ptch Barbara E Hurst Henry Baker Se & Nw Barbara Hurst Orig Marshall Sarah F. Waite I. N. Kinshiroe Nih John A Waite Same Kinshire O B McCracken Archa McKee Cumberland Howard Shore J W Witwer Peter Casey Rallings Osborne McKeen L Pinnell Silas Murphy Rosa Douglass OD Secrest Orly Martinsville John Claypool Sperry Claypool T Hollenbeck Et al G O Lambdin Dulaney Marshall Austin ‘Sweet

Claude Gideon Dies at 23 in West Union Home

Claude Gideon eldest son of Charles and Alice Gideon died October 17 1909 at his parents home in West Union aged 23 years 9 months 46 days. Survived by father mother a twin sister four sisters four brothers and numerous relatives and friends. Funeral Monday afternoon at the Christian church Rev Coleman officiating. Interment in the Ohio Cemetery.

Claude Charles Alice Gideon West ‘Union Christian Church Coleman Ohic,c

Gas Supply Woes Prompt Local Protest and Company Aims

The Herald reports severe gas shortages affecting heating and cooking. Manager Butler cites weather and a moved compressor in transit, with pumping gear breaking down. He says ample gas exists and promises a quick fix, including routing gas from Crawford county if needed and an abundant supply soon, possibly today.

Herald Butler Crawford County

Virginia Marriage Brings Doris Wilcoxson to Dr E B Mitchell

Doris Wilcoxson wed Dr E B Mitchell last Wednesday in Roanoke Virginia The bride a Clark county resident and Martinsville High School graduate taught in local schools She later moved west for health then met Dr Mitchell a Roanoke osteopathy graduate They plan to reside in Roanoke with many Clark county friends sending congratulations

Doris Wilcoxson E B. Mitchell Roanoke Virginia Clark County Martinsville Dr. Mitchell American School of Osteopathy

Big Oil Tank Burns At Nathan and Phillips Refinery

A storage tank at the Nathan and Phillips refinery near Casey burned destroying between 10 000 and 15 000 barrels of crude. A Burlington Railroad box car and a Terre Haute Brewing cold storage plant also burned. The fire likely started from a Vandalia locomotive.

Nathan & Phillips Casey Burlington Railroad Terre Haute Brewing Company

Robbery attempt at preacher's yard over poultry

A preacher, Rev. E. L. Pletcher, woke to a racket in his yard and found two men taking his poultry. They fled in a buggy toward the south when challenged, dropping the chickens as they escaped.

E. L. Pletcher

Evangelical Church Notice for Zion and Big Creek

Sunday October 24 revival meetings slated all week with old people invited to Zion Big Creek neighborhood. Grand turn preaching at the Angio saintarehall preaching likely to be held with elder attendees urged to attend.

Evangelical Church Zion -Big Creek

Arrests Made In Wagon Peddling Liquor Case

Sheriff Davison received a tip that liquor was being peddled from a wagon coming into the city from the west. Three men Lester Hull William Hull and Dorsa Swickard of Terre Haute were arrested with six others in the wagon. men jailed women released to Terre Haute. The men faced arraignment before Esquire Martin and await a hearing on Oct. 28.

Davison Lester William Hull Dorsa Swickard Terre Haute Esquire Martin Lester Hull

Hite Casteel Nuptials at Lewis Home

Miss Nelle Casteel and John Perley Hite united in marriage in Marshall at the Lewis residence with Rev. Arthur W. Miles officiating. The ceremony featured a ring exchange, with attendants including three Lewis nieces and a floral procession. The bride, given away by her brother-in-law, will reside in Kansas. Out of town guests from Kansas and Oliver attended.

John W Lewis Nelle Casteel John Perley Hite Kansas Ill Arthur W. Miles Esther Hite Mabel Maude Marjorie Lewis Music Lewis Marshall Hite E. H. Loughers James T. Hite C. A. Hite Esther Helen Hite W. W. Handy Lucile Handy Russell Handy Oliver

Casey City Clamps Down on Vaudeville, Orpheum Closes

Casey city council enforces an old ordinance imposing a $40 yearly vaudeville license. Orpheum manager George Spence closes the theater and vows not to reopen under the new enforcement.

Casey George Spence Orpheum

Services at First Congregational Church Next Sunday

The First Congregational church invites all to attend Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a 10 45 a m sermon. Evening worship is at 7 o clock with a special choir concert.

Congregational Church First Congregational Church

Paving Begins Tomorrow In Lebanon Indiana

fragments indicate paving work starting tomorrow in Lebanon Indiana. details unclear due to damaged OCR but mentions streets and a supervisor or appointee to oversee the project.

Lebanon Ind Harles

Oil field activity hinges on storage and tests across Illinois

In Illinois fields work proceeds as pipelines clog from lack of storage while production slows. Western Illinois holds oil fever with St Louis residents watching nearby tests. Lacrede Gas Company leases Pike county lands eyeing tests to feed St Louis. Jersey county shows oil seepage near Graf ton but six wells there are all dry. Alton Oil and Gas tests south of Jerseyville continue amid discouraging prospects. Past week totals: Crawford 37 wells, Lawrence 17, Clark 4, Marion Jersey Jasper Macoupin Jackson one each.

Illinois Alton Pike County Lacrede Gas Company St. Louis Jersey County Grafton Alton Oil & Gas Company Jerseyville Crawford County Lawrence Clark Marion Jersey Jasper Macoupin Jackson

Wheat Cheat Fear Debunked by Hodge Observation

A York man, H C Hodge, shows a wheat head with cheat grafted on during milky stage, but authorities insist wheat does not turn to cheat. Cheat is a winter annual weed with hardier seed, often dormant after wheat crops and can invade thin stands.

Herald H C Hodge York Wallace

West Union Teachers Meet For Clark County Association

The West Union district held an Interesting meeting Oct. 9 with most teachers present on the program. Participants included Lena Hamill Myrtle Gard Harry M. Craig Mae Chadwick J S Mundy J H Dickerson Philip R. Lee Mae Mount and County Sup J Drake. Each teacher gave 25 cents to support a Thanksgiving meeting and all sections urged similar support. The meeting showed noticeable improvement over last year.

West Union Clark County Teachers' Association Lena Hamill Myrtle Gard Harry M. Craig Mae Chadwick J. S. Mundy J. H. Dickerson Philip R. Lee Mae Mount J. Drake

Cleaning System Kent Vacuum Ad

An old style classified notice promotes a Kent vacuum cleaning system. It highlights features like portable use and general household cleaning. The fragmented text references carpets, upholstery, and sanitation references typical of appliance ads.

Powder Horn the Bandit Recalled From Civil War Era

A Paris Beacon account revisits the guerrilla and robber known as Powder Horn or William Johnson or James Allen. He formed Knights of the Golden Circle camps and led raids in Edgar County, including a 1860s home robbery by Jet Handley and accomplices. The piece notes his tall, fierce look and his influence on Confederate sympathizers and local crime.

Powder Horn Paris Beacon William Johnson James Allen Hunter Township West Virginia Wash County Knights of the Golden Circle Eats Jeff Davis Confederacy Lincoln Washington Big Creek Donia’sy Point North Arm Prairie William Tinsley Donica’s Point Mr. Tinsley J. H. Handley Edgar Jet” Handley Tinsley Jet Jaentif Isievand Paris Wil Bey Suigen Ieee

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