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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1909

Page

8

CHOCTAW NOTES: LOCAL SOCIAL GLEANINGS

Health is good in the vicinity as residents share Sunday and Saturday visits. Jeff Brewster and wife, Wyrick family, Snyder family, Carpenter family, Edna Wyrick with aunt Bert Eckles, and others attend gatherings while preparations for the fair continue. Marshall visitors and local calls mark the week.

Jeff Brewster Hatton Enoch Wyrick James Snyder Marshal Wm Carpenter John Wolfe Edna Wyrick Bert Eckles Bert Eckels James McCullum T M Walker Harry Jeffers Margaret Craig

Local Social Notes Mention Visits and a Wedding

Andy Conerton conducts barber shop in Clarksville while Clarence Goekler from Timothy visited on business Monday. Mrs Amos Morgan spent Sunday with sister Mrs Allen Pennel near Auburn who is ill. Barrett sale drew locals Monday. Misses Nella Elmeda Elsie Baggs of Wabash and Mrs Mary Horner of Marshall visited cousin Mrs Lulu Babcock. Virgie Findles and Charles Kridge married Wednesday at Rev T I Davis home. bride is daughter of Wu Findley and well known.

Andy Conerton Clarksville Clarence Goekler Timothy Amos Morgan Allen Pennel Auburn Barrett Sale Nella Elmeda Elsie Baggs Wabash Mary Horner Marshall Lulu Babcock Virgie Findles Charles Kridge T I Davis Wu Findley van Johnson Stephen Livey Maude Rogers Rush North Dakota Maude Harve Rogers Wm Cowden Harrison Cowden Missouri Martinsville Verne Arney Newport Terre Haute Cornelia Blanche Midcalf Edward Mary V Midcalf Church of God Church of God Bethel Chase Ishler Key J Lindsay Melrose

Queen Bees Use Workers To Shape Hive Power

Reading notes reveal a view of the beehive where the queen is an automaton serving the workers. The workers manipulate queen eggs and cells to produce queens or workers, shaping survival with costless feeding and selective rearing. A second fragment references Barop Fucash and Mr. Cumrox debating family trees and crop outcomes.

van Nordeo Barop Fucash Mr. Cumrox Washington Star

Martinsville News Highlights and Fair Preparations

Readable snippets report plans for the state fair and a bustling week in Martinsville. Local visits from Stephen Taggart, Eck Knight and others. stock shipments, weather notes, and ongoing church events are noted along with family updates and a small town accident. Comrade H H Daugherty on sick list and details of local reunions and births provide a snapshot of community life.

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