Real Estate Transfers in Dennison and Casey Areas
Rollis O Page transfers to Edna Ramsey two lots in Dennison for 500 dollars. QO B Daugherty to Chas Weaver nw se and ne sw 17-10-14 for 5925 dollars. Chas Weaver to Robt G Holmes same properties for 8000 dollars. P Hochstetler to A T Barbee el nw and nw nw 22-11-14 for 9600 dollars. Anna McHenry to Hal Kesler lot Livingston for 76 dollars. Miller to R G Holmes sw ne and 64 se nw 17-10-14 for 6000 dollars. Isaac S Reed to Lilian C Squires lot 13 Williams add Casey for 1300 dollars. W J David admr to S H Brown lot 18 Dulaneys 5th Casey for 1000 dollars. Ernest Murphy to Warren Hornbrook pt sw se 6-11-12 for 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollis O. Page
Edna Ramsey
Dennison
QO. B. Daugherty
Chas Weaver
Robt
G. Holmes
P. Hochstetler
A. T. Barbee
Anna McHenry
Hal Kesler
Livingston
Local notes from Marshall reflect social and civic life
Mrs. John Paddock of Darwin visits Marshall while several locals travel to Chicago Pittsburg and Champaign. Army enlistments Red Cross knitting and campus visits mix with dances birthdays and church receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paddock
Darwin
City
Lola Schwanecke
Chicago
William Walsh
Pittsburg
Dulaney Nat. Bank
Juanita Snedeker
Dennison
Marshall
Charles Cole
E. M. Duncan
Walter Cole
Jayne B. Kerr
Edith Cole
Casey
Red Cross Chapter
Humoring in Marriage Drawn as Social Imbalance
A Woman's Home Companion writer argues that mere humoring in relationships hides inequality. The piece condemns men who yield power to avoid domestic conflict and notes loss of friendships and individualities in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Companion
Brahms Breaks Off Flattery At Liszt Rubinstein Banquet
A Vienna banquet honoring Franz Liszt and Anton Rubinstein ends with Brahms avoiding the great names and retreating from a thwarted hair trophy attempt. An eager young pianist, armed with scissors, tries to snatch a lock of Brahms’s hair but he protests revealing his irritation at the flattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brahms
Johannes Brahms
Vienna
Franz Liszt
Anton Rubinstein
Liszt
Rubinstein
Delilah
Food Economists and Soup Lessons from Limehouse to London
A scene contrasts food economists who praise using odds and ends with a London slum episode where a society woman teaches soups from bones and scraps. Sal Grogan or Mrs Emery Awkids challenges the idea and asks who gets the remainder of the meat and why.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Society
Coster
Sal Grogan
Emery
Francisco Obponichs
Rising New Jersey Manufacturers Plan Trade Association
A broad group of New Jersey manufacturers plans to form an association to organize and coordinate activities. The move signals a shift from isolation to collective action aimed at improving standing and bargaining power in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Picture Framing and Local Wants Include Horses and Cattle
Local ads list framing by Bubeck and Gallagher plus rental homes at 312 N. 4th St Marshall and 415 N 8th St. Nellie Stephenson. Multiple livestock for sale including draft mares, bay driving filly, general purpose horses, a milk cow, and a Jersey herd sale forthcoming. Also notes on cider production starting Tuesday Sept 18 at the old stand and at old price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brandenstein
Maxwell Garage
Henderich & Kile
Buick Proves Its Resilience After Ravine Jump
The Buick belonging to John Ross survived a 20 foot ravine plunge after high speed impact. James Porter, Martinsville Buick distributor, says the car started instantly when tested and was driven home under its own power despite severe damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross
James Porter
Martinsville
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Keystone
Ora Carew
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
Lillian Walker
Villa
Ungol
California
Sunkist
Millar
Jersey
Thomas L. Apgar
Terre Haute
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P. P. Hastitt
Ft. Ogiethorpe
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Roy Anderson
Samuel Nicholas
Walnut Prairie
J. H. White
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M. L. Whitlocke
Rachel Ruffner
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Frank Brennan
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R. L. Warriner
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L. F. Mooney
Bernice
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J. S. O’neal
James H. Finn
Wichita
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Harry Symes
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Pachuca
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Tuscola
Katherine Meloy
Decatur
Eula Morton
Will Davidson
Springfield
Clarence Rhoads
Fort Logan
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D. D. Doll
Indianapolis
Homer Finkbiner
Aviation Corps
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Peoria
J. A. Lovett
State University
Charles Claypool
Marie Scholfield
Bula Morton
IF. W. Booth
Washington, D. C
Arthur Poorman
A. T. Cole
James Devan
Jacob Freaker
James Myers
The
Blue and the Grey
Vicksburg
Miss
Harry Kohl
Ben LeGore
County Clerk’s Office
L. W. Williams
Urbana
R. A. Mitchell
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Bert Mathews
Shéil Davis
Sullivan and
Mattoon
Chalmers Hamill
Mrs. Furley
Los Angeles
Cal
S. L Clark
New York City
W. D. Griffith
R. H. Brown
Velma A. Sullins
Harry B. Dulaney
Red Cross
Margaret Allen
Hamilton, O
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Edmund Allen
Medical Service
E.G Sandmeyer
Mrs. Sandmeyer
Charleston
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Washington
America
Marvin
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck & Gallagher
Edgar _Summers
Martinsville,Ill
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Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main Street
Wabash
Farmers
Henry Bierbaum
Laufman-Walsh
N. 4Th St
J. P. Davidson
Layton, Pa
Ford
M. Ll. Behner
Nellie Stephenson
Ora McHenry
N. 9Th St
Morris
Black & Hutchinson
de Laval
Charles Bair
Martingville
Poland
China
E. See. McKeen
Foster Martin
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Ellis Brand
Ss &M
Booth & Handy
John D. Hurst
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