Local Ticket Names State Officials and Judges
For State Treasurer Edward E Mitchell and State Superintendent Francis G Blair, for Congressman Joseph G Cannon, for State Representative D B Miller and WM T Hollenbeck, for County Judge Hershel R Snavel, for County Clerk WM T Martin Jr, for Sheriff Millard M Hedrick, for County Treasurer Arthur M Tarman, and for Supt of Schools Harry W Drafk.
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Edward E Mitchell
Francis G Blair
Joseph G Cannon
D B Miller
WM T Hollenbeck
Hershel R Snavel
WM T Martin Jr
Millard M Hedrick
Arthur M Tarman
Harry W Drakf
Across the Alps by Air by Peruvian Pilot George Chas
The Herald boasts the largest Clark County circulation as it reports the Alps crossed in an aeroplane by George Chas a Peruvian pilot. It mentions ongoing coverage ahead of rival papers and praises the Herald for timely news reporting and strong editorial voice.
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Alps
George Chas
Evangelist Herbert Yeuell Clocks In Fees Then Leaves
The lecturer Herbert Yeuell held meetings with a Liberal guarantee fund and two weekly talks well paid. He disparaged the Herald for not advertising freely, fired a brick from his pulpit, but has since taken his money and moved on to other fields. The church pastor apologized for Yeuell’s action, calling it an undeserved insult. The Herald praised his freedom from hyperprotestant methods yet dismisses him as common clay.
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Herbert Yeuell
Herald
Yeuell
Marshall
Unclear text from a historic page
Fragmentary OCR obscures names places and events making a coherent summary impossible. The readable bits are insufficient to establish a factual item with entities or a clear outcome.
Cement Plant for Marshall Aims to Grow City
Local business leaders urged forming a Marshall cement factory with $20 000 capital to employ 70 to 200 workers and keep growth within the city. The letter argues limestone and railroad access justify the venture and warns against letting sister states lead in cement production.
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Marshall
Werk
Horse Taming at Martinsville Fairground Claims Racing Success
The letter states trainer J F McCormick of Martinsville touts wins in 75 races with 32 first place finishes 24 seconds 5 third and 5 fourth place earnings in only 9 nonpaying races. He claims public status the fastest trotter record 231 with Fortune at 218 and offers charges with phone number 247.
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Martusville
Clark
J F McCormick
Martinsville
Be Always Beginning and Enjoy Your Work
Colonel Roosevelt spoke at a New York Press Club banquet saying he can breakfast dine and sup on work and still top it with more. He praised private life and public life and urged loving every job. Begin now by liking your work and living as a perpetual beginner.
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Roosevelt
New York Press Club
Man Thinker Gains Control Over Silent Beings
The fragment hints at a person who believes thinking grants mastery over nonthinking beings. The lines suggest a philosophical or literary meditation on power and intellect, referencing Bukous 2 as a source or citation.
Clark County Fair Notes and Community Visitors
The Martinsville fair drew many visitors from Marshall, Westfield, Coles and beyond. Local residents and former Marshall residents attended, with reports of sickness and recoveries, a dangerous revolver incident, and a funeral. The note on bootlegging warns of risk, while Indianapolis visitors and the Indianap olis Newsboys Band plan a visit. The article celebrates fair turnout, stock and poultry displays, and urges expansion and fair improvements.
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George Jackson
Allright
Walter Adams
Wabash
Jim Roby
Greenup
Will
Homer Blankenbaker
Dave Cline
Basil Houghton
Clark Barbee
Westfield
E. J. Hughes
Marshall
T M Sallee
Kansas
William John Graham
Melrose
Hutsonville
J. L. Newman
Joseph Stuart
James Rush
Ausin Sweet
Wm Clough
Clark County
Sol Handy
Norman Bennett
Low Archer
Mr Hook
Brocton
Wm Sallee
Harrodsburg
Leon Fasig
Coles County
Indianapolis Business Men's Association
Indianapolis
Minnie Midcalf
Shoe price list with assorted leather footwear items
A catalog of shoe styles and prices lists Nien's Shoes oil grain and oil grain creedmore regulars, heavy calfskin double sole, Richardson seamless at partial values, Mr. Well's box calf and Endicott Johnson elkskin options with discounted prices, and Geddes-Brown elk skin notes.
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Creedmore
Richardson
Endicott-Johnson
Special Sale Wool Suits At Bargain Prices
A local store announces a ten day sale on new fall wool suits for men women and children at $10 and $15, with coats including a $1 sweat er coat for all sizes and other garments offered at unusually low prices. The ad notes suits typically retail at $15 to $18 and invites shoppers to visit the store for bargains.
Men’s Furnishings New at Local Store
New soft and stiff hats caps hose shirts collars union suits for men and boys. Monarch and Cluett shirts sold here. Underwear and neckwear showcased.
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Monarch and Cluett
Ree Sete fee boy dever forgets
Local man reflects on stubbornness and a forgotten ride as the wind drives water lines and hyenas loom in a surreal scene.
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Boy Dever
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Lockard’s
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W . Ab
Havrag
Bukous
Martingville
Jerry Ishler
Thomas Jamb
Church of God
Bethel
C T Ishler
Ent
Iself
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Goodas
Korn
Nien
Mr. Well
Lot Watson-Plummer
Booth & Ill
J. D. Shoemaker
Claypool Bldg
N. W. Cor. Square
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