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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
2
Casey County News Highlights Local Moves and Mining News
Casey area reports Harry Johnson moves to North Dakota, Mrs. Haworth visits from Tennessee, and Wilcox prepare to relocate to Omaha. Emrich & David open a draught office in Wiggins Colorado. L. Ccey lay to rest. Booster Club wells near Casey promise abundant water and a continuous subterranean supply. Public sales and real estate moves, plus regional oil activity and job hunts populate the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Litchville
N. C
Isaac Haworth
Knoxville
L. C Cey
Casey
Frida
Kankakee
Ilnois Hospital
H C Reinoehl
Rachel
E J Welch
Grand Rapids
Booster Club
Frightful Fate Averted by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
In Keelil her Minnesota Frank Disberry credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with preventing life altering knee injury after a severe cut. The advertisement claims the salve heals wounds cuts bruises burns and skin eruptions and promotes its use for pain relief and faster recovery at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Disberry
Keelilher
Bucklen
Robt. Preewetts
Weathering records and community notes from Hutsonville area
Wabash river near its lowest level of the season. Ellis Tohill leaves for Colorado Springs for winter health. Bridgeport oil tanks struck by lightning with losses around $150,000. Bert Evans operated on at Kirksville MO. two vertebrae removed with hope of restoring mobility. Corn yield on S D New Yins farm averages eighty bushels per acre aided by soil phosphate. high costs and strong revenue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Tohill
Colorado Springs
Bridgeport
Bert Evans
Kirksville
S. D. New‘Yin
Town
Fall Weather Slows Farm Work and News From Town
Little fall plowing done this week as corn shucking rises. Mrs Martha Hall improves after illness. Calving Bardin visited Mat Snyder. Stoves reactivated due to corn shortage. Few hogs fed for market. Baptists attend state convention at Marshall. Roads poor after rains. Mat Snyder sold sorghum molasses in Paris last Wednesday. Levi Claypool plans a public sale and move to Michigan. Cave Montgomery struck by lightning Friday night. First Grandview M E quarterly conference set for Thursday. Steve Hutchings from Olney visits his father Wi Hutchings. Nature shows vivid fall colors. Friday night rain soaks ground and halts fodder shredding. Rev D H Munson begins revival at Clarksville church. Dolson chapel revival planned next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
Pacific Coast
Ed Creigler
Nebraska
Joel Weaver
Frances Ralston
Wemberville
St Martz
Lank McGinness
Devil's Lake
South Dakota
Flirt McGinness Wallace Young
Columbus
Roy Howe
Ad Toman
Chancellor Grove
Martha Hall
Calvin Bardin
Mat Snyder
Marshal
Paris
Levi Claypool
Michigan Cave
Montgomery
Grandview
D H Munson
Clarksville Methodist Church
Dolson’ Chapel
Local notes from Homer and Edgar county report moves and events
Joe Lowry works in Terre Haute yards. Darcy Welsh buys 200 acre Indiana farm and plans move. No. 45 school closed due to illness. Edgar county buyers purchase 60 bushels apples. Mr and Mrs Macklin return with Patchett children. Voters consider D B Miller for sheriff. Three fires from Van engine threaten John Shaffner home. neighbors save it. Section boss posts flagman for MecCra’s special parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Joe Lowry
Terre Haute
Darcy Welsh
Indiana
Edgar County
W. Macklin
Patchett
D. B. Miller
Casey
Early kidney trouble warning and remedy claim
The notice urges those with kidney or bladder symptoms to start Fo ley's Kidney Remedy immediately to stop pain, regularize function, and strengthen the organs, claiming it prevents Bright's disease or other serious disorders and noting it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CR. Kluger
the Jeweleree
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
Bright
Moonshine community notes and local moves
Rain continues as Chas Tharp relocates to Tom Hart farm. McGuire Brothers drill on H V Blakeman farm. E B Houck begins meetings at Washington. Wm Misner suffers from a foot injury caused by running a wall. Wm Lingafelter, respected Moonshine citizen, dies. Geo Ridgeway considers moving back to his Moonshine farm. Daniel Reed family to Huntingdon Tennessee to farm. Samuel Dehl honored at 70th birthday dinner with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Tharp
Tom Hart
McGuire Brothers
H V
Blakeman
Re. E B Houck
Washington
D Misner
Wm. Lingafelter
Geo Ridgeway
French Lick
Ind
Moonshine
Daniel Reed
Huntingdon
Tenn
Samuel Dehl
Free Booklet On Skin Diseases At Kelfer's Drug Store
A notice offers a free booklet from an eminent authority about eczema pimples dandruff ringworm tetter and other skin or scalp conditions. It promises plain guidance to identify the ailment and a home treatment to destroy germ life and achieve a complete cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelfer’s
Box supper planned at Sasfras Thursday evening
Local notice notes a box supper at Sasfras on Thursday night. Mentions several visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Frank Tobias in Terre Haute and Mrs Kenneth Black from Marshall visiting her mother Mrs Hyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Colorado
Sassafras
Frank Tobias
Terre Haute
Kenneth Black
Marshall
Hyler
Bessie
Florence
Roy Hogue
Paris
Matt Pages
Dennison
Abe Garver
Page
Jerome Hedges
Henry Shirely
James Adams
Walter Adams
Jake Rhoades
West
Harry Snedeker
Ella
Joe Adams
Charles
George Caldwell
Dr. Rose
Bed Rock of Success Pills Claim Clear Brain Power
In glowing testimonial J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia praises Dr King s New Life Pills for boosting health and energy He says they vitalize every organ and strengthen brain and body The pills are advertised at 25 cents from Robt Prewett s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. A. Harmon
Sizemore
W. Va
Prewetts
Local residents travel and family illness noted
Jess Walker made a Marshall call on Friday while Enoch Wyrick and his wife visited West Union. Boys from the area headed north to husk corn. Chas Davis and wife from Indianapolis visited local friends. Hattie Otto Higginbotham and Ona Wolfe joined a Hatton convention on Sunday. Ona Wolfe and Mr and Mrs Will Carpenter spent Sunday with John Higginbotham. Sunday morning brought the sad news that Grandma Carpenter, visiting in Jasper county, had died after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Rhinehart
Terre Haute
Evans
Hutton
John Brandenburg
Lidell
Chas. Newlin
Pat Madigan
Casey
John Lippincott
Geo. Troughton
Riley Stanton
Westfield
Robert Wilhoit
Geo. Parker
Robinson
Lee Newlin
Jerry Mad
N P Daugherty
Axtell Thomas
Hazel Dell
Elmer Tyler
Wm. Jones
Cleone
Ohio Oil Co
Elder Lee
Stewart
White Land
Arkansas
Ivory Brummett
Here
Jess Walker
Enoch Wyrick
West Union
Davis
Wife
Indianapolis
Hattie
Otto Higginbotham
Ona Wolfe
Hatton
Will Carpenter
John Higginbotham
Grandma Carpenter
Jasper County
Local Family Visit Roundup and Upcoming Sermons
G W Thompson returns from Colorado. Miss Mabel Thompson visited Marshall. Miss Blanche Hedges spent Sunday with Amy Trump. Bev Johnson visited G W Thompson and family. Ben Padgett and family visited J E Padgett. Jesse Spraker and wife visited Wm Medsker and family. Preaching scheduled on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month. Albert Francis and family of East McDaniel called Monday. Elmer Snavely and wife visited her father John Wells and family Sunday. Fred Thompson and family moving to old Shaffner place near West Union. Edna Medsker and grandmother visited Mrs Annie Bartlett and family near Ol s vicinity Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Thompson
Colorado
Mabel Thompson
Marshall
Blanche Hedges
Amy Trump
Bev Johnson
G W. Thompson
Ben Padgett
J E Padgett
Jesse Spraker
Wm Medsker
Albert Francis
East McDaniel
Elmer Snavely
John Wells
Fred Thompson
Shaffner Place
West Union
Edna Medsker
Annie Bartlett
Ols
Editor Inherits Fortune Sparks Revenge Plot
Ed Graham editor of Clark's Hill News inherits forty thousand dollars and vows to flex against critics who stopped the paper over a skate heat win. He promises a toy wagon and dust in readers' faces as he asserts money is a handy tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Graham
Clark's Hill
Ind
Nine Dollar Cattle Price Reaches Record in October
A Chicago market report notes cattle sales at $9 a head for prime Illinois steers. This marks the highest October price and the top since August 1902 as buyers rush to secure the rare nine dollar lot amid scarce medium cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kinney recalls early fire insurance in Darwin and Taylorville
Mr. Kinney, mayor of Taylorville Illinois and long time figure in the insurance field, recalls policies written in Darwin about 35 years ago. He discusses loss pay outs to Wm. S. Pine for farm fire losses and notes a large recent payment. The piece also promotes The Youths Companion subscription for 1909 remaining weeks and the 1910 Venetian Calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Kinney
Fanacohuen of
Phenix Insurance Lyn
Clark County
Simon Jumper
Darwin
Taylorville
Ill
Janney & Shipe
Wm. S. Pine
Lower Wabash
Alaska
Companion
Boston Mass
Weather on Demand Prompts Dissatisfaction Across Fans
A fragment notes that people seeking a different weather experience will soon get it and still be unhappy. The line hints at shifting expectations and frustration with customization.
Fragmented OCR reads as a cryptic note
The readable text shows a garbled message with phrases like doubt and fame and a stray reference to a bottle. No clear event person or organization is identifiable from the fragment.
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