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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1911

Page

6

Civil War veterans Sickles and Black urged for Old Soldiers Day

Strenuous efforts aim to secure Maj Gen Daniel E Sickles and Gen John C Black for Old Soldiers Day at the State Fair. The fiftieth anniversary of the war inspires plans by the G A R and the Board of Agriculture to honor the two greatest living veterans. Invitations have been extended and responses received.

Daniel E. Sickles John C. Black Diiness Department Treaday Board Agriculture

Springfield Illinois State Fair housing plan offers home rooms

Business Men's Association provides rooms in homes of top citizens during the Illinois State Fair. Springfield, smaller than peers, offers better quarters at fair rates. Visitors may reserve via the Commercial Association Information Bureau, with rates from 75 cents to $1 per person per day.

Business Men's Association Springfield St. Nichols LeLand Commercial Association

State Fair Bureau Rooms Set at Court House Square

Address Information Bureau of the Commercial Association in Springfield will locate a booth for the State Fair in Court House square during Fair Week with no charge.

Commercial Association Springfield State Fair Bureau Court House Square

Illinois State Fair premium list highlights big purses

The Illinois State Fair in Springfield runs Sept 29 to Oct 7 with substantial cash premiums and large purses for trotters pacers and horses. Cattle swine poultry horticulture and dairy lead the awards while special premiums honor breed associations and dairy groups, including silver cups and diverse breed prizes.

Springfield Chicago Sive Stock World Devon Yarts Club Doorham Shire Horse Assn Asan Oxford Down Assn American Hampshire Assn Ceeessnsceves Ess Archias Wes Ee Dairymen's Assn

Mrs Larz Anderson Featured in Society Snapshots

Mrs. Larz Anderson, wife of the minister to Belgium, appears in the current society snapshots highlighting her social engagements and prominence within diplomatic circles.

Larz Anderson Named U S Minister to Belgium

Larz Anderson of Ohio has been appointed United States minister to Belgium after a long career as a diplomat assistant adjutant general in the Spanish American War. He previously served in London and Rome and became engaged to Miss Isabel Weed Perkins of Boston, heir to a $15,000,000 fortune. They wed in 1897 and are prominent Boston society figures with Mrs. Anderson also known as an author.

Larz Anderson Ohio United States Belgium London Rome Anderson Isabel Weed Perkins Boston George B. Perkkins U. S A William Fletcher Weed Miss Perkins

Their Salaries and Back to the Farm Debate

New York Central president Mr Brown cautions against assuming farming is low pay. He cites a luncheon remark about apprenticeships and the old saying that initial board and clothing rise through years. Indianapolis Journal notes Colonel Edward R Green, Hetty Green’s son, criticizing fashion minded women as clotheslines and money mad.

OU. Brown New York Central Indianapolis Journal Mr. Green Edward Rowland Robinson Green Hetty Green

Pearls of the Wabash Draw Coastal Pearl Seekers

The Grayville Independent reports an unusual run of mussel divers finding pearls along the Wabash. Bly Krause found a 70 grain ball pearl worth around 1600 dollars, Howard Schoenman and Herb McCoy a 60 grain blue lustre pearl sold for 500, Nat March paid 250 for a 22 grain piece, and William Taylor two pieces valued at 100 for 10 grains.

Wabash Grayville Independent Bly Krause Howard Schoenman Herb McCoy French Crick Nat March New York Jack Cowling Als P Carmel Wm. Taylor Taylor

Widows Remarrying Cited as Status and Wealth Factor

Witty remark notes many widows remarry when a man shuns them. It claims the richest men often have more friends than foes, implying wealth drives social friendliness more than brains.

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