New Editor Arrives in Marshall with Promises of Honest News
The new Herald editor arrives in Marshall pledging honest reporting and news neutrality while maintaining old editor Scott’s guidance. He stresses republican principles, urges fair coverage of all parties, and aims to boost the town with better roads and local trade.
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Herald announces five month trial offer for new subscribers
The Herald invites non subscribers to a five month trial at twenty five cents as a bona fide way to widen readership. It stresses the low price, the aim to boost circulation, and hopes trial subscribers become regulars. The appeal calls for community backing to support the paper and its new editor.
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Typhoid Case and Local Social Roundup
Walter White ill with typhoid fever. Several locals attended Bethel Church Sunday night. Brown and family of West Terre Haute returned home after visiting. Mrs Roy Carter of Gary visiting Mr and Mrs Geo Washler. Henry Kulin and family of Baggs and William Kibby and family of Marshall spent Sunday at Rudolph.
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West Terre Haute
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Paris
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Marshall
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Bell and Geisert Family Gather for Sunday Visit
Kun Tafe and Theodore hosted Bell and family for a Sunday gathering. Frank Geisert and family baled hay while Emma Finkbiner joined at Clarksville. Ben Maurer visited with his brother Harry on Monday.
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Community Notes and Church Events Across Clarksville
Road work dominates local activity as residents report illness and travel. A busy slate includes church socials, fair attendance in Paris, school teaching assignments, family visits from Arkansas to Terre Haute, and a Dolson chapel reorganizing Sunday school with new officers and class setup.
POSSUM RIDGE SOCIAL NOTES FROM FREEDOM AREA
Otto Scott of Freedom has gone to Daley May Mary Wright visits relatives north Cunningham visits Georgetown Sweet and family attended a Auburn social Saturday night Mrs Joe Tapscott and children visited Will Mallory Lara Clara and Rosa Pinnell of Freedom visited Gladys Sweet Sunday Grandma Snikley attended a birthday dinner at Joe Wallace's Misues Fairy Cunningham and Dora Lowry visiting Mrs Clara Mitchell at Christian Mae Weymizeyo Dayton and Bras Epima Waynaie of Christian visited their parents RE M Bweat West week
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Grandma Snikley
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Fairy Cunningham
Dora Lowry
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