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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1913

Page

6

For sale cheap one second hand allo-cutter

P. E. Read offers money to loan on real estate and personal property. B. F. Johnson and Bubeck and Gallagher provide picture framing. Fred Wallis market offers fresh and salt meats. Kohl building at East Main, Wabash phone NG.95, farmers' phone 87. Read displays a Studebaker 25 HP auto on West Main Street.

P. E. Read B. F. Johnson Fred Wallis Kohl East Main Wabash Farmers Studebaker Read West Main Street

Smashed auto saves cat as five hurt near St Mary of the Woods

Five members of an automobile party were injured when their car flipped near St Mary of the Woods as a cat appeared ahead. Miss Madine Ewing, E C Brown, Bertha Walker, and Mr and Mrs E T Cooper were treated. Brown received a lacerated hand, Ewing and others had bruises. The cat escaped.

St Mary-of-the-Woods Madine Ewing Louisville E. C. Brown Oakland Bertha Walker 9Th Terre Haute E. T Cooper Miss Ewing Mr. Brown Brown

O Hairs Press Agent Resigns After Failed Subterfuge

Frank T. O Hair who succeeded Uncle Joe Cannon as congressman for this district has lost his press agent. Bert St Clair, a Veedersburg news writer, sent out stories to imply O Hair was filling Cannon’s place. The agent quit. Oct 1 he becomes Associated Press correspondent at Albany New York succeeding John F Tremain.

Frank T. O’hair Joe’ Cannon O’hair Dusy Danville Statesman Bert St. Clair Veedersburg Paris st.Clair Filegal Vilanthatin Associated, “Press Atz Albany N. Y John F. Tremain New York Tate, Origon Cammission Danville Associated Press Chicago O'Hair

Huerta as Presidential Candidate Questioned

The Philadelphia Record questions Huerta's candidacy for the presidency noting doubt about his chances and suggesting the effort is unlikely to succeed.

Huerta Huerta Philadelphia

The South Invites the North to Visit Knoxville Exposition

The South urges the North to visit Chattanooga for the first national Grand Army encampment in September and Knoxville for the National Corporation Exposition from September 1 to November 1. The invitation promises Southern hospitality and highlights recent advances and future prospects to show the region’s true state.

Chattanooga Grand Army of the Republic Mason’s and Dixon's Knoxville Tenn

Eye Opener for the North at Sig Fair in Knoxville

Wonderful advances along all lines by the South in recent years will be strikingly typified at the Sig Fair in Knoxville. The exposition coincides with the G. A. R. encampment, highlighting progress and regional collaboration.

South Knoxville

National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Promotes Future South

The National Conservation Exposition runs September 1 to November 1 in Knoxville Tennessee attracting over a million visitors. It showcases government and state exhibits highlighting South progress, with departments on minerals waters education health and forestry and leaders from Julia Lathrop to Don Carlos Ellis guiding the displays.

North Southland Knoxville Tenn Chattanooga Exposition City United States Ste Grand Army of the Republic Tennessee South Liberal Arts and Machinery Land and Agricultural Mines and Minerals Department of Minerals Department of Waters Department of Education Child Welfare Department Department of Health Department of Good Roads Woman's Department Department of Music Department of Forests Department of Agriculture and Negro Department Julia C. Lathrop Children’s Bureau United States Department of Labor Harvey W. Wiley Health Department Don Carlos Ellis Washington United States Forest Service

Blind tramp crosses country on freight cars

Theodore Chambers, a lifelong itinerant known as a skilled broom maker, has been traveling the U S for years. He was last heard from in Colorado after riding bumpers of slow freights and is now missing in Sullivan Indiana while reportedly heading toward the Pacific coast.

Theodore Chambers Sullivan Ind Pacific Coast Colorado Chambers

Pearl worth 8700 brings Chicago for appraisal

Dr. Jesse Carr of Sheridan found a 62 grain perfect pearl inside a giant mussel shell on the Fox River bank. He towed the discovery to Chicago for formal appraisal after a day of rowing.

Chicago Jesse Carr Sheridan Fox River

Road Aid Law Faces Supreme Court Challenge

State road construction aid passed by the last legislature is challenged by Bloomington citizens who plan a test case to take the matter to the Supreme Court for ruling.

Bloomington Supreme Court

Pain Killer Pucklen’s Arica Salve Ad Ends

An advertisement touts Pucklen’s Arica Salve as a universal pain reliever for skin injuries. Clinton Maine’s H. Chamberlain endorses it, claiming it removes pain and fear from cuts and injuries and that it is an effective healing remedy. Sold for 25 cents at City Drug Drug Store Taubeneck & Davison.

Pucklen Chamberlain Clinton, Me City Drug Drug Store Taubeneck & Davison

Administratrix Notice in Estate of John L McMullen

Mary E Rollings administratrix of John L McMullen late of Clark County Illinois gives notice to creditors to appear at the Clark County Court House Marshall for the November term on the first Monday in November to adjust claims. Creditors must attend and debtors must pay promptly. Dated August 30 1913.

John L. McMullen Clark Illinois Clark County Court House Marshall Mary E. Rollings Wm. T Hollenbeck

Low rail fares set for G A R encampment in Chattanooga

Railroads across the South announce very low rates for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chattanooga in September and for the National Conservation Exposition in Knoxville Tennessee from September 1 to November 1. Liberal stopover privileges and many side trips are offered.

South Grand Army of the Republic Chattanooga Knoxville Tenn

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Charles Ex-Taylor N. 6Th St Dr. G. Ze* Lord Bor Sixth Street S. M. McMurray Gale Doigon Township Charleston Road C. E. Bennett Westfield Bubeck and Gallagher’s Cat U. S Union Burnside Longstreet Knoxvilie South’s Sontingny America Faa Bubeck & Gallagher Funeral Directors M. Bubeck J. E. Gallagher Indiana O. B. Detroit Irvin Rogers Martinsville Main Street the Herald Southern Illinois Oldest Music Rem Anderson Low & Son Martinsville, Il Ane Herald Office Law Tenis North ‘Side Square Ilinois
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