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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1913

Page

1

Old Home Week urged for Clark County reunion

A reader in Bismarck North Dakota urges a Clark County Old Home Week to bring former residents back to Marshall Martinsville and nearby towns. The letter proposes a countywide effort, coordinated by commercial clubs, to revive hometown ties and attract former residents for a planned October event with cross-town participation.

Herald White Bismark N. D Ee Siltnorean Marshall the Herald Fred, Farley Richard Bailey Wisconsin Clarke County Folke Dla Clark County North ‘Dakota North Dakota Martinsville Casey Johnson Mapshail Hety

Marshall Band Quintette to Perform Classic Concert

A quintette from the Marshall Band will present a Thursday evening concert on September 4 featuring Coronation March by Meyerbeer Hunting Chorus from Freischutz The Song that Reached My Heart Praise Ye the Father Sextette from Lucia Italian Romance March of Celebra Lachner Prayer from Joan of Arc and Militaire by Schubert among other classics. Performers include W. T. Platt Jr. solo cornet Ora Hunter second cornet Harvey Westnitzer alto Harry Cork baritone and Jno L Whiteside tuba.

Marshall Band Coronation March Meyerbeer Freischutz Weber Jordan Father Gounod Lucia Donizetti Bohn Maarch Celebra Lachner Joan of Arc Deai Heart Mattel W. T. Platt Jr Ora Hunter Harvey Westnitzer Harry Cork Jno L. Whiteside

Real Estate Transfers In Martinsville And Area

Transfers show Thos W Lamb to Frank Lamb for lot 49 Richart Place Martinsville and W T Hollenbeck to Sol Handy for 84 acres valued at 3500 followed by J E Garwood to Sol Handy for 40 acres at 1950. Other deeds include R H Brown trustee to Wm Ferris for lot 32 Weir s Ad Marshall at 30 and more transfers in Casey and nearby parcels.

Thos. W. Lamb Frank Lamb Richart Place Martinsville W. T. Hollenbeck Sol Handy J. E. Garwood R. H. Brown Wm. Ferris Weir Ad. Marshall Martin van Buren Levi Pearce U. S. Petent W. H. Troughton Adm Myrtle L. Troughton Casey Sallie C. Marra Asahel Bennett Cassandra Marrs

New Oil Company Formed by Fifteen Marshall Men

A new oil company is organized by fifteen Marshall men with leases on hundreds of acres in the southern part of the county. They plan to drill a well on Mrs. John Marvin's farm in section 32 Darwin township. The venture aims to establish virgin territory and could create a significant pool for the county if successful.

Punty John Marvin Darwin

Tomato crop disappoints farmers seek better season next year

Farmers deliver tomatoes to agent John Alvey for the Erre Haute canning company. Dry weather caused a disappointing crop but several plan to plant more acreage next year hoping for a profitable season with favorable conditions.

John Alvey Erre Haute

Unnatural Mother Suspected in Annapolis Area Incident

In Annapolis vicinity a startling sensation led to a discovery when a milk pail was found near an open well. Local parties investigating the scene reported odd placement and confusion as the event unfolded.

Annapolis

Omar Carries Revolver Incident Recalled in Court

A county court session Monday includes a case where a woman named in court records faced charges for carrying a concealed revolver. The defendant posted bond of 100 dollars and is scheduled to appear at the January term.

Ft Dolson Craig’s

Notice on dog muzzle rule in Clark county health order

Health board directs dog owners to muzzle dogs due to hydrophobia risk in Clark County. City marshal authorized to kill any unmunched dog found outside designated areas after September 10.

Clark County

Ben Whitehead Comments On Towns And Time

The note references Ben Whitehead stating that other towns should decide to pass the matter in due course. It conveys a sense of scheduled timing and personal viewpoint, with emphasis on differing town decisions and potential outcomes for lives.

Ben Whitehead

Woman Fires On Intruder at Home in Self Defense

Mrs. Gallagher told the Sheriff that John L. Thompson forced entry by removing a window screen and climbing into her home. She fired a revolver through the window, wounding Thompson in the right side. Thompson, married, was treated at home. Gallagher posted $400 bond and was released. relations between the parties had earlier sparked concern.

John L. Trompacn Sme Thompson

Death of Miss Nila Forsythe at eighteen in Forsythe home

Miss Nila Forsythe daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Forsythe died Saturday at her home six miles north of the city aged eighteen. Cause given goitre developed months ago with six weeks of bed rest. A graduate of local common schools she was described as bright with many friends. Funeral services were held Monday with interment in Forsythe Cemetery.

Nila Forsythe Norman Forsythe Forsythe

Schools Open With 308 North 177 South Attendance

The city schools opened Monday with 308 students on the north side and 177 on the south. The high school enrolled 115 pupils so far, with more expected in the next few days. The freshman class is the largest yet at 44 students.

Casey Special Election Funds Refinancing Bonds Pass

A special election in Casey last week approved issuing 12 000 refinancing bonds to cover city indebtedness. The proposition carried by 39 votes with 677 total ballots cast. 291 abstentions were recorded.

Casey Whch

Criminal cases dismissed in county court

In county court on Monday the cases against Paul Clatfelter and Lawrence Kibby for malicious destruction of property and J R Sullivan for wife abandonment were dismissed by the state’s attorney. All other cases on the criminal docket were continued.

Paul Clatfelter Lawrence Kibby J R. Sullivan

Peculiar Cow Attack Ends Fingers Forbeck Incident

A cow pulling by a chain led to a bizarre accident last week. Mrs. Forbeck was guiding the animal when it suddenly threw its head, severing one finger completely and almost severing another to the bone.

Mrea Joseph Forbeck Mrs. Forbeck

Evangelical Association announces Sunday service locations

Pastor Leo J. Eberhardt states preaching services next Sunday will be at Immanuel Church in the morning and at Zion Church Big Creek in the evening. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Marriage Licenses for Terre Haute Pair Reported

Thomas Ridgewater and Mabel Garrison of Terre Haute Lawrence J. Thompson and M Watson of Terre Haute Emerson Criss of Terre Haute and Edna Crumlin of Wabash listed in local marriage license notices with names and residence details.

Thomas Ridgewater Mabel Garrison Terre’ Haute Lawrénce, J. Thompson M. Watson Path Terre Haute Emerson Criss, Terré Haute Edna" Crumlin Wabash

Crawford County Expands Road Improvements Budget

A Crawford County report notes about $65 000 was spent in the past year improving the highways. The item highlights ongoing efforts to upgrade roads and infrastructure across the county.

Crawford Robinson Argus Crawford’ County

Potter Back In As River Bet Stirs Pay Debate

A fragmented line hints that Potter returns to a river bet with a preference for payment. The brief text contrasts being paid against returning to the field, suggesting ongoing wagering or compensation concerns.

Death of Judge Gasaway a Prominent Martinsville Figure

Henry Gasaway a widely known Martinsville citizen died at his home after a yearlong kidney illness. Born December 4 1848 in New Port Indiana he moved to Martinsville in 1878 and served as judge from 1888 to 1896. He was cashier of the Martinsville Exchange Bank for 14 years and married Rachel Wagner in 1879, who died in 1893 leaving a son William. Funeral services were conducted by the Masonic fraternity of which he was an honored member.

Henry’ ‘Gasaway Clark Martinsvlle Exchange Bank Rachel Wagner William

Death of Mrs Sadie McGee in Wabash Township

Mrs Sadie McGee daughter of Mr and Mrs Columbus Robinson died last Wednesday at her home in eastern Wabash township after a brief illness from typhoid fever. She was 20 years old and is survived by her parents husband and one child. Funeral services were held Thursday at Dunlap conducted by Rev D D Burt and interment in Dunlap cemetery

Sadie K. McGee Columbus Robinson Wabash Township Dunlap D. D. Burt

Board of Review Nears Adjournment After Property Additions

The Board of Review has nearly finished its work and will likely adjourn tomorrow. It has added about 40,000 dollars in property to the taxable list, mainly mortgages and cash, with taxes on this property expected to cover the board's expenses.

Board of Review

Two Good Oil Wells In Martinsville Pool

Two productive wells were brought in Thursday in the new Martinsville pool about two miles south of the town. One well on the George Barr farm yields 40 barrels daily and the other on the Wm Newman farm 25 barrels. A dozen drilling rigs are at work in the field.

Martinsville George Barr Wm. Newman

Hardware store change in west side sale

Ross Lanning sells his west side hardware store to John Love of Fairfield. Lanning will move to Robinson to continue in the same line of business. John Lowe, formerly of Darwin township, is noted for his wide county acquaintance.

Ross Lanning West Side John Love Fairfield Mr. Lanning Robinson Mr. Lowe Darwin Township

Union Meeting at Congregational Church Wednesday

A union meeting will be held in the Congregational church at 7 30 P M on Wednesday September 10. Rev Howard Thompson of the Sunday League of America will deliver the address. Free admission. All are cordially invited.

Congregational Church Rev. Howard Thompson Leange of America

Dinner Party Hosts County Official Guests

Martin entertained members of the Board of Review including W. H. Downey Robert Cooper and John G. Trefz at his home for a dinner party.

Martin Board of ‘Review W. H. Downey Robert Cooper John G. Trefz

Homeseekers Excursion Details From Pennsylvania Lines

Rail prospectus for home seekers and excursion trains from West Southwest and Northwest regions. Pennsylvania Lines Vandalia railroad operator directs to consult ticket agent for particulars.

Pennsylvania _ Lines Vandalia Railroad

Lectures By Mr Killie to Speak in Casey Churches

Mr Kilo Rev C A Killie will deliver a lecture on China at the Presbyterian Church in Casey Sunday morning and evening. He will also speak at the M E Church West Union next Tuesday evening.

C. A. ‘Killie China Presbyterian “Church Casey M.E

Carnival Week Programs and Big Show Set for Sept Week

The city schedules a full carnival with Gorman-Robins shows, concessions, and free acts daily during Sept 15 to 20. Highlights include helio ascensions, high wire acts, and a weeklong program featuring Mar Shall Day Red Men's Day Folks Day and a gathering for old friends with baskets and preparation for enjoyment.

Lst Tse Carnival

Fire Destroys Hooper Home. Insurance Covers Loss

Firefighters rushed to the residence of Jamey Hooper at Fourth and Ash streets after a kitchen fire ignited a zinc covered wainscoting. The blaze spread under the iron roof, badly damaging the house and all household goods, but the loss is reported as insured.

Quickstiiie Jamey Hooper Aris

Panama Canal Blast Clears Final Barrier At Pacific Entrance

The Pacific end last barrier at the Panama Canal was blown away with nearly 45 000 pounds of dynamite causing water to flow through a 400 foot wide gap. Work to remove the Atlantic end barrier began yesterday and it is hoped vessels will pass through early in October.

Pacific Panama Atlantic

Natural Gas Explosion Blows Out Lawrenceville Buildings

A gas explosion at the Gusher restaurant in Lawrenceville last Wednesday fatally injures a girl and injures eight others, with property damage totaling about 15000 dollars. The blast is believed caused by a leak in the gas main, blowing out the front and back walls and destroying the building.

Lawrenceville

Accident to Aged Lady Carrie Newmai

Mrs Carrie Newmai aged 90 residing with her son L B Newmai miles northwest of the town suffered a serious accident last week morning while dressing. She was seized with dizziness and fell fracturing the left thigh. The injury is grave given her age.

Carrie’ Newmai L. B. ‘Newma

Big Four excursion to Chicago Saturday night

The Big Four promotes a popular excursion to Chicago on Saturday night with Yeaves Marshall performing. Departuring from Chicago at 8:38 p.m. and returning at 11 p.m. Sunday. Fare is 2.50 round trip.

Chicago Yeaves Marshall Teavea Chicago

Congregational Church Welcomes Drew Minister Back

The pastor has returned from vacation and will preach morning and evening services. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. with a midweek meeting at 7:30 p.m. A cordial welcome is extended to William Drew, minister.

Faa Drew

Special Notice for Settlements with Shipe Co Inquiries

Indebted parties to the Shipe Co are asked to call at the Marshall Tinning and Plumbine Co locations at 5th and Locust streets to make settlement by cash or note.

Shipe Co Marshall Tinning, & F Plumbine Co 5Th and Locust Streets

Glendale California Summer Excursion Notes and Baked Goods Sale

A letter from Glendale California describes a summer trip to the Sierra Madre and encounters with local residents in Los Angeles and Terre Haute. It mentions store visits, family moves to California, farm produce, and a detailed account of a Sierra Madre camping trip with water, shade, and fishing observations.

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