The First Consideration of the Bank Officers and Directors
The bank highlights fifty one years of paying depositors in cash on demand and asks for banking business based on its strength and stability.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
3
The bank highlights fifty one years of paying depositors in cash on demand and asks for banking business based on its strength and stability.
The Sunday School Convention met at Washington school house in Darwin township on Sunday November 15 1908. Morning sessions featured Devotional words of welcome and lessons by listed speakers including Oscar Ditzenberger and Rev Kettle. Afternoon sessions covered teaching methods and personal work with offerings for county work. Many local residents were noted at various town events and visits.
McNutt and Cook along with J. R. Melton plan a forthcoming trip to Oklahoma. J. E. Hall and wife attended Judge Taft’s Terre Haute address. Miss Argenta Hensley visits her parents in Terre Haute. Nora Guyer remains in critical condition from stomach trouble. J. R. Caruthers and wife joined the Taft meeting in Terre Haute. Robert Vanpelt is expected to relocate to the Ben Perry farm.
A Georgia farmer on Rural Route 2, Em pire reports Bucklen’s Arnica salve cured two severe sores on hand and leg. He says he would mortgage the farm to obtain it and notes the product sells for 25 cents at Robi Prewett’s drug store.
Miss Alice Snavely returns from Sullivan Indiana visit. Mrs Sarah Howerton relocates. Blacksmith Mr Copper arrives from West Union. Wm Hasten and wife depart for Terre Haute to see their son Byron. New minister Mr Downey settles in with services planned for Sunday morning and night.
Ora and Vern Fox visited family as Mrs Ben Veach remains slowly improving. Jake Fox sale drew a good number of attendees. A brush fire on George Claypool’s property burned fence lines before 500 men joined the effort to control it. Clarence Goekler delivered broom loads from Timothy. Claude Newman and companion visited Oda Marrs and Lizzie Wieland. Unspecified nursing lessons pursued in Mattoon by Lizzie Wieland and her mother.
A clipped fragment hints at aerial operations and hidden conflicts involving a group described as "dungeons in the air." The text references daring moves and elusive strategies amid a wartime or exploratory setting.
An essay reminds readers to avoid daydreams and worry. It contrasts women and men in the habit of dreaming and cautions about pessimism. Governor Patterson cancels campaign dates. Various crime and accident notices follow, including a sea man shooting his wife and himself, a fatal duel, and a town marshal killing suspects.
Mr Bell announces meetings in Clark County and nearby areas with sessions in Mt Mortah Orange township Melrose York and Clark Center on October 30 31 and November 2 at specific times including 2 p m 730 p m and 730 p m.
Prices listed include cattle at East Buffalo with Cattie at 4.50 to 6.26, sheep at 300 to 4.25, lambs at 5.50, and wheat at Toledo with May futures 1.05 and December 1.02 cash 61.02.
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