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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1913

Page

8

Wanted to rent modern cottage near Square

J. H. Clark, 606 Chestnut Street, sought a modern cottage within four blocks of the Square. Mrs. Margaret Taylor of Creal Springs visits her daughters Mrs. Mark Stewart and Mrs. M. Jennings. Eleanor Mayrose and Helen McFarland of Terre Haute stayed with Miss Eula Morton. A marriage license was issued at Terre Haute yesterday to John M. Troxel of Marshall and Minnie Ingram of West Union.

Wey Sega Aps Fac Toom J. H. Clark Chestnut ¢ Street Margaret “Aylor Creal Springs Mark Stewart M. Jennings Eleanor Mayrose Helen NcFarland Terre Haute Eula Morton John M. Troxel Marshall Minnie Ingram West Union

Sunday School Convention at Oak Grove Wabash Township

A Sunday School Convention will be held at Oak Grove in Wabash Township on Sunday September 28. The program starts 9:30 with a Sunday school session led by John Knox followed by devotional will McDonald and various talks, training lessons, recitations, and singing. Attendees are asked to bring four Bibles and songbooks and participate in the county offering.

Oak Grove Wabash Township John Knox Will McDonald Andrew Zellers John Carpenter L. B. Anderson J. L. Hawker Grant Crumlin Dan Beltz Esther Goodman S. S Adda Tobias Pref Willams E N Pierson Oscar Ditzenberger L J Ehrhardt

Senator Sherman Compared to Lincoln in Blythe Portrait

Samuel G Blythe in the Saturday Evening Post places Senator Lawrence Sherman of Illinois in a honored spot in Who's Who and Why. Blythe notes a Lincoln resemblance and discusses Sherman’s aversion to fancy dress and his ability to josh as he trails Ham Lewis in spotlight appeal.

Lawrence Sherman Illinois Samuel G Blythe Saturday Evening Post Blythe Sherman Abraham Lincoln Josh Ham Lewis Lawrence Y. Sherman

Bridge Construction Notice Over Little Mill Creek Near Ohio Church

A public notice announces the contract for building a bridge and abutments over Little Mill Creek where the Marshall and Robinson Road crosses near Ohio church at 27 block D. Specifications are available from the committee or Melrose town clerks under the order of the highway supervisors and commissioners. Town Clerk Ba Grant signs the notice.

Little Mill Creek Marshall and Robinson Ohio Church Melrose Town Commissioners of Highways

Neal Wins Record Suit Over Oil Royalty in Danville

W. E. Neal secured a historic $338,848.40 judgment in federal court at Danville against Siluran Oil Co. The award follows a dispute over oil royalties from a lease on Neal’s farm dating to 1909. The lease division of royalties depended on daily production, leading to a dispute over whether terms applied to each well or the lease as a whole.

Lawrence County W. E. ‘Neal Danville Siluran Oil Co Neal W.F. Braden Circuit Court Federal Court Silurian Oil Co

Carter Retains Post Amid State Office Shuffle

Ashmore resident L Carter was appointed to a secretary of state post by Representative Briscoe, then reappointed by Poorman after Briscoe’s fallout with Woods. Carter held the position briefly, with swift turnover noted by Charleston News.

Carter Ashmore Secretary of State Briscoe Woods Poorman Charleston

Boyer Sues For Damages Over Son’s Train Death

Calvin Boyer of Charleston files in Edgar circuit court seeking 3000 dollars for damages after his son Lawrence was killed by a train at Dudley weeks ago against the Big Four railway company.

Calvin Boyer Charleston Big Four Railway Company Edgar Lawrence Dudley

Apple Pickers Wanted At Doll's Store

Short recruitment note asks men to apply at D. D. Doll's store for apple picking. The rest discusses distant ambitions and expositions without local action.

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