War Time Trade Terms Notice
BouUszhang SELES eye SELES eye Gag effective during war subject to having goods on hand back orders entered only with indefinite delay and price ruling day of shipment we reserve the right to prorate orders where stock of merchandise is limited.
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J N Cooper
Herald
Texhoma
Okla
Finois
Week's Doing items include births marriages and moves
The column reports several community notices: a son born to Mr and Mrs John Scholfield, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charlies Stepp, and infant deaths and burials. Residents travel to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, and Camp Logan for work or visit relatives, while many join or plan for military service.
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John Scholfield Monday
Mrs
Charlies Stepp
Harry Cailey
Terre Haute
Ernest Rea
Camp Logan
Houston
Texas
John W. Brandenstein
Indianapolis
John Higgins
City
Gray
Kansas City
Edwin Booth
Henry Knipe
Olney
J. W. Graham
Katherine Turman
Ruth Turman
George Kasserman
Emmett Kinsey
Lydia Beccue
Casey
Fred Gallatin
Ella Snider
Martinsville
Edith Pennington
J. L. Scott
Marshall
George Taubeneck
John Rector
Will Rector
Washington, D. C
John
Ralph Clark
Chicago
Jefferson Barracks
Anna Baird
Champaign
Frank Baird
Margaret Shaw
R. E. Danner
Elmer Fawley
Russell Orndorff
Knights of Pythias
Fenton Matthews
Red Cross
Marshall Club
Matthews Orchestra
Fred EE. Smith
Smith
Casper
Wyoming
Stewart
South Michigan Ave
Virginia Shaw
Anna Dee Burnett
Gertrude Cole
Marjory Lewis
Louise Booth
Ellen Dixon
Burns Dixon
Russell Buckner
John Hasson
William Hoey
James Knipe
Robert Dulaney
Veterans fund Liberty bonds in gold coins tale
Col I E Rives recalls a Danville Soldiers' Home veteran who saved gold coins sewn in his clothes to buy a 1000 dollar Liberty bond. Another old soldier offered 1500 dollars with a Palmer National Bank check. The story highlights veteran loyalty in the second Liberty Loan.
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Col I. E. Rives
Soldiers
Danville
Col. Rives
Rives
Cal Rives
Col Rives
Palmer National Bank
Local Classifieds Share Savings and Supplies in Marshall Illinois
A collage of ads lists polish for furniture, engraved stationery, and farm loans. It advertises fresh meats at Kohl Building, timber buy offers, piano sales, and farm property for sale or trade in Marshall and Ottawa area with contact details and prices.
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Fred Wallis
Kohl
East Main Street
M L. Behner
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