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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
4
Advertises a yearling Duroc Jersey hog boar over 600 pounds with mammoth bone and strong feet, capable of 900 pounds at maturity. Notes availability of March or April farrow pig around 170 pounds, alfalfa pastured. Only 17 boars left, priced at 320 plus, with registration papers. gift options from 15 dollars.
A clubbing deal provides Terre Haute Star and Marshall Herald one year for a price slightly above a single annual rate. The Star promises metropolitan news from the Associated Press and rural delivery, while the Herald touts home news, strong correspondence, and liberal weekly content. Present subscribers can renew early to qualify.
The Illinois State Fair will feature high in air acts from September 17 to 25 with champion Art Smith and daredevils DeLloyd Thompson Ruth Bancroft Law and George Maryland. They will perform breathtaking loops parachute drops and illuminated night flights challenging fate above the fair grounds.
Illinois State Fair managers face a single concern how to accommodate all who apply for space. Entries began earlier and weeks ago most space was signed for or reserved. The fair, billed as The Greatest State Exposition on Earth, attracts growing exhibitor interest.
The State Fair will feature up to the minute police and fire protection with a full fire crew and ready apparatus. Uniformed and plainclothes officers will patrol the grounds while cars loot area will be safeguarded. a special medical corps will operate at the Expression building for rapid care.
A penniless artist narrator helps a widow Helen Burt and her child after stooping to hunger and rent distress. He finds a pocketbook with a ransom note and frees a kidnapped man, leading to new prosperity. The grateful survivor becomes a client, and the couple are betrothed.
Fragmentary text shows a personal name and a vague note about settling down. No clear event, date, or location is readable. The source provides insufficient details to identify a concrete news item.
Secretary NoCome thinks his chief, a dead shot, can trap the explorer. The party carried more than 400 pounds of ammunition as they pursue the target named Gene across the seas this season.
Topeka Kansas plans the first free fair in the United States opening September 13 to 17. Kansas State Fair leaders say the gate will stay open for all visitors, with a small tax to fund premiums. The plan reflects Kansas innovation and resolve to boost education and publicity, building on a history of trailblazing policy.
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