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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

8

What Our Soil Needs Results of Years of Investigation

A Illinois agricultural bulletin explains soil nutrients and limits. It details nitrogen from air via legumes, soil potassium reserves, and phosphorus needs for corn and other crops. Lime and decaying organic matter release nutrients, while steam bone meal and raw rock phosphate are recommended over acid fertilizers. It advertises Bulletins 99 115 123 and Circulars 97 110 116 and offers free mailing lists from the Agricultural Experiment Station Urbana.

Illnois Illinois Southern Agricultural Experiment Station Urbana

Illinois as national engine draws New England eyes

Atlantic Monthly notes Illinois is becoming the political and economic center as population shifts toward Indiana and Chicago. It praises Illinois agriculture and industry from soil to hogs and corn, while signaling New Englanders watch as fertilizer, soil health, and scientific breeding boost yields and fatten the state’s profile.

Indiana Ilinois Ohio Chicago Illinois United States New Atlantic Monthly

Dreuths of Other Years Recalls Severe Past Weather

The article reviews historical weather extremes in Clark county, noting 1881 severe drought and 1897 drought with no rain from July to October. It cites current farming adaptations such as cutting corn and harrowing dry ground, and mentions unusually active wheat growth in spring.

Clark County Waa Nightlinger John Spotts Johnnie West Reuben Nightl Rger

Dry heat pops corn in Bucyrus field

Dispatch from Bucyrus Ohio reports farmer Lewis Stemmel harvesting a corn field found corn kernels cracked and popping on the stalks due to extreme dryness and high temperatures.

Bucyrus, O Lewis Stemmel

Baby Elsia Clough Born and Laid to Rest

The infant Elsia Katherine Clough born March 26 1907 and died September 21 1908 is mourned by Jennie and Walter Clough. Relatives say she rests safe in the Savior’s arms with interment in the Darwin cemetery officiated by Rev J E Owen.

Elsia Katherine Clough Jennie Walter Clough Elsia Darwin J. E. Owen

Marshall’s rapid growth outpaces local news chatter

The Robinson Argus notes Marshall’s rapid improvements with free city mail delivery and a sewer system under way. The item hints the paper’s office boy may have misread progress, as legal steps proceed and streets paved follow.

Marshall Robinson Postofficc Argus Robinson Argus

Mt HS Girls and Boys Open Practice and Football Tie

Girls begin basketball practice next week under Miss McKinney. Boys practice under Mr Ew ing. Mt HS opened football season with Casey in a 0 0 tie as Hillman starred for Casey and Marshall used end runs to reach Casey’s ten yard line before time expired. Umpire Hwing and referee Lee officiated. halves were 16 and 20 minutes.

Miss McKinney Robinson MT. HS Casey Hillman Harold Young Casey Marshall Hwing Lee

Drought Halts Work as Billy Sunday Wells Dry Up

Drought ends operations at the Flat Rock Low Grade District with fifteen wells drying up last week. Activity shifts to Centralia where strike oil is reported.

Flat Rock Centralia

Oil Fields Affected By Dry Spell In Illinois

Reports show two months of drought slowing oil drilling across Clark Crawford and Lawrence counties. Wells have dried up, water shortages stall boilers, and dust makes field traversal difficult. The Robinson refinery expands capacity and builds a seven mile line to the field as Flat Rock district suffers low grade oil despite activity.

Clark Crawford Lawrence Counties Robinson Oil Refining Company Illinois Flat Rock Centralia Bbss Lawrence Colas Cumberland Edgar

Crosses Ocean to Marry in United States Arrival

Miss Kirsten Jonson of Christiana Norway married Lud Paulsen a watchmaker at a local jewelry store. The ceremony was held by County Judge Lathion at the couple’s home. Paulsen agreed to come to the United States after hearing of the need for a watchmaker and the match was made. Kirsten arrived midweek after a twelve day voyage.

Wirsten Jonson Christiana Norway Lud Wor Paaisen EP Hatos Mr Paulsen United States Kirsten Paris

Novelty in Court Procedure in Paris Trial

In a Paris damage suit last week the chief witness testified by telephone marking an unusual court procedure. The proceeding highlighted evolving court practices and the use of remote testimony in early 20th century trials.

Paris

Marriage Licenses and County Speaking Tour Summary

The list shows marriage licenses for Riley Marrs Ethel Brown Marshal Hickerwell and Lista Fears. H C Bell toured the county delivering a speech at the courthouse denouncing Speaker Cannon as a tyrant and autocrat and predicting party loyalty shifts among Republicans.

Riley E. Marrs Dolson Ethel Brown Douglas Marshal C. Hickerwell Celina Lista M. Fears Johnson H. C. Bell Cannon Court House Congress Bell Danville Mr. Bell

Cocklebur as a Weather Prophet in the South

The cocklebur is described as a near infallible frost forecaster. Burs remain soft until a week or two before frost, then ripen and harden, turning the seed pod brown. Frost is expected within a week after the seeds are mature, a sign trusted by Southern farmers during past yellow fever plagues.

Cocklebur South

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana City Ledger

A sequence of quit claim and warranty transfers lists buyers and sellers including Zimr D Trader to Frank Cole and W B Scholfield to Belle Irwin. Various lots and plats across Martinsville Casey and Marshall are exchanged with prices ranging from 10 to 14000 dollars.

Zimr Frank Cole Hull Edn Crumlin Lot Hull West Union Deahl Et al H J Buxbaum Jones Martinsville James Rush Lucian Emrich Albert'm Fasig Emma Williams B Norviel Morris Slusser Lot Addissons Casey Sol Handy Eli Cook Alonzo Cook James E Collier W B Scholfield Belle Irwin Archies Istadd Marshall Si Lu Cole Larinda Fassnacht Orig Marshall Frank’ ‘Cole Rahama

Mrs Orndorff Recovers Damages From Insurance Company

Mrs Orndorff has secured damages from an insurance company after a dispute over coverage. The settlement follows a claim filed earlier this year and resolves losses attributed to a covered incident.

Ohio Oil Case Ends With Five Thousand Dollar Verdict

In circuit court last week N P Daughetee sued the Ohio Oil Company for twenty five thousand dollars over alleged failure to properly develop an oil lease. Jury awarded five thousand dollars to the plaintiff. The Endowment Bank of the Knights of Pythias policy dispute also went to trial with a verdict for two thousand five dollars six cents to Mrs Belle Orndorff. Defendant plans appeals.

N. P F. J. O’hair Paris Golden, Scholfield & Scholfield Abe Simmons Indiana Belle Orndorff Endowment Bank of the Knights of Pythias

They Had a Lovely Time With a Group on Sunday

Miss Jennie Green Ruth McNutt Maud Laufman and Florence Hodgé with Frank Greenough Earl Perdue Winfield Taylor and Harry Goss loaded into surveys on Sunday searching for The Rocks. They drove several hundred miles asking for directions and headed home after a day of misadventure.

Jennie Green Ruth McNutt Maud Laufman Florence Hodgé Frank Greenough Earl Perdue Winfield Taylor Harry Goss Alige Hans T Smart Brett

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