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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1912

Page

3

Mad over aviation to thrill Illinois state fair

The Illinois State Fair will feature monoplane demonstrations October 4 to 12 with two main exhibits from Johnson Brethra of Terre Haute Indiana and a French Nieuport machine. Exhibits promise air races figure eights spiral dives altitude flights and a daily mail pouch drop to nearby post offices. Madame DeVonda plans hot air balloon flights with parachute drops daily, rising to 2500 feet.

Springfield Johnson Brethra Térra Haute Ind Louis J. Johnson Johnson Marcel] Tourneau Paris Edouard Nieuport Beech National Chicago Paul Studenskey DeVonda

Letter From Former Iowa Governor Franks Jackson

A 1912 letter from Frank D. Jackson to Fred Meyers expresses regret at Meyers leaving Iowa and wishes him success in his new undertaking. Jackson recalls their pleasant associations and extends heartfelt regards from Des Moines.

I. Wet Meyers Bee ‘Marshall Fred Towa Rand Alncere Tegret Teac Amy Frank D. Jackson

German Democrat Herald Sends Kind Words to Exiting Editor

A German Democrat paper from Denison Iowa prints a note in German praising a Herald staff member who is leaving Iowa for a new home. The piece appears as a friendly send off in the local press.

der Demokrat Denison Iowa Herald

Live Stock Commissioners Exhibit at Illinois State Fair

State Board of Live Stock Commissioners hosts exhibit at the Illinois State Fair October 4 to 12. A trained team will assist farmers and stockmen, with talks 9 am to 1 pm on hog cholera cattle horses and poultry. Free bulletins and preserved specimens illustrate diseases and detection methods. Located west of the cattle barns the commission invites visiting farmers.

State Board “of

Springfield Opens Homes to State Fair Visitors

Citizens of Springfield open their doors to state fair visitors during October fourth to twelfth. Private quarters in private houses are available with no charge for information at the Commercial Club in Springfield.

Commercial Club Springfield

We Never Forget Things From Early Home Life

The piece notes how early home life forms lasting memory including cures from Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns boils and cuts. It praises forty years of proven results and its use for piles corns and cold sores. The ad claims a price of 25 cents from Taubeneck's. It then questions readers about Der Demokrat's article that follows.

Bucklen Taubeneck der Demokrat

Real Estate Transfers in Martinsville and Marshall

A series of property transfers listed including Prank Coombs to Mattie Canady for 60 dollars, L D Secrest acquiring orig Martinsville lot for 2000, Secrest then selling to William Rogers for 2000, Harry Connour selling to Geo W Garrett for 500, William Forrester selling Ferrells sub div to D L Wilhoit for 600, Etta Husted’s grant in Marshall for 1000, John L Cooper to Elias Beasley in Casey, Mary F Swope to Jas A Morton in Marshall for 600, J C Douglas to R B Ratts in Ferrells area for 1000, R B Ratts to Chas Graves for 1200, F W Kuechler to J R Giugamore in Dulaney’s 5th Casey for 500, Robin Brown trustee to Adolph Huppert in Marshall for 285. Comment notes a proverb about looking wise.

Coombs Mattie Canady Phebe Snavely Secrest Orig Martinsville Lotal Rogers Harry Connour Geo W Garrett Wm Forrester D L Wilhoit Ferrell B F Johnson Etta Husted Dulaney Marshall John L Cooper Elias Beasley Cook Casey Mary F Swope Jas A Morton W. Dulaney J C’ Douglas R B Ratts Ferrell’s Chas. M_ Graves W Kuechler J R Giigamore Robin Brown Adolph Huppert John Weir S. P. Add. Marshall

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonial note

An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes a testimonial from a bank official, asserts founder credibility, and promotes internal use with price and retailer info. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall Toledo O. Hall

For Sale or exchange for improved farm property

Classified notice offers the Marshall Flour Mills for sale or exchange for improved farm property. For particulars call on or address John Marvin, Marshall 11.

Marshall Flour Mills John Marvin Marshall

Stimulate Children Tonic Advertising Warning

A newspaper snippet promotes alcoholic stimulants for children and questions doctors about prescription frequency. It contrasts with a non alcoholic tonic, Ayer's arsenparilla, claiming safety and suitability for the young and stressing no alcohol.

Pills in the House Advertisement Suggests Bedtime Dose

An old advertisement touts pills kept in the house for occasional biliousness indigestion and headaches. It asks how long your doctor has known these pills and directs readers to ask him about them. The product is made by the J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.

F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo O. We J. Cheney National Bank OF Commerce Akhin Ayer J.C. Ayer CO Lowell

South Dolson Local Notes and Habitat Hints

South Dolson residents plan attendance at the horse show and old settlers reunion this week. Tingley Bros of Wabash visited last week to bale hay. Pearl Babcock spent Sunday at Martinsville. A strong demand for stock persisted. Clarksville Baptist ladies fund a new concrete walk from the church to Clarksville. Cleve Osborn rents Fred Wieland’s Mill Creek farm for fall move. John Hurst rents Timothy Babcock’s place. Wm Coombs of Paris was in town on business Monday.

Marshall Tingley Bros Wabash Pearl Babcock Martinsville Baptist Ladies Clarkesville Clarksville Cleve Osborn Fred Wieland Mill Creek John Hurst Timothy Babcock Wm. Coombs Paris

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TsteGolden Harry B. Dulaney B. ‘Bryan Cashier J. R. Burnett A-Gath Fr. Golden E.M, Duncan W. B. Scholfield Edwin Booth Cdancy Bubeck’ & Gallagher Funeral Directors C.M. Bubeck Keeley H. M. Dewoy & Co Ince H.M. Dewey Goveernor Ndoway New Herald Hig Life Franz Dr Jackson Jackson Des Moines Der Crawford County Demokrat Meys Veranstaltet Hon Conner Séars McHenry Rae Carey Pha Schlumbérger Hugo Gebert George Naeyo Chas Bullock Hunt Herrn Meyers Badacteur Herr Meyers Dienstag Marshall, Yll Abgereist Stadt South Dolson Cole Cole Manufacturing '‘Co., Not Inc Ross Lanning
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