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Newspaper

Marshall Messenger

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1877

Page

4

School election wins for Geo Hornbrook in No. 7 district

Voters backed Geo Hornbrook in the district seven school election while many attended Marshall festival, deemed a success. Fallan the boss pedagogue closed school with honor. George Marbury recovered from a leg fracture and returned to work. Joseph Tree plans teaching soon. Dersevere Joseph and others are noted as victors. Charlie Hurnbrook visits Marshall frequently, and reflections on local people and wild oats are mentioned.

Geo. Hornbrook Marshall the Fallan George Marbury

Unsettling Bay Area Crime and Westward Emigration

A Chinaman in San Francisco killed a prostitute with her own hair. At Peavine a miner named Cameron blew himself up with dynamite. Maine's emigration to the West surges this spring, population down by about sixteen thousand since 1870. The great Southern Hotel in St Louis burned at 1 am Wednesday, with many burned and unknown toll. L Booth & Co advertises their vast stock and low prices, urging readers to inspect for themselves.

San Francisco Peavine Cameron Aroma Maine Great Southern St. Lous

Cattle Disease Rages in Parts of New York

A cattle disease raging in parts of New York proves fatal in most cases. Early signs include leg weakness and overall power loss. Animals suffer head pains and show symptoms resembling epizootic disease, similar to those seen in army horses.

New York

Barrens youth and community figures cited in varied remarks

The passage names Robert Black retiring from teaching and Rufus Murphy considering marriage. It notes Dr. Rubottom’s visit to vinciuity Iately and Will Ryan’s frequent calls at Patrick Welden’s parlor. It also references prayers and tears offered for redemption by local youths and a call to cry again from a young man.

Robert Black Dr. Rubottom Rufus Murphy Will Ryan Patrick Welden the Barrens

Amusement Notes From Prairie City Social Scene

Fragments describe a quiet town, a planned amateur club, and a lively Prairie City social trip to Hutsonville. Readers recall street decor, a Quin tette band, dances, and conversations among mothers, fathers, and students.

Prairie City Hutsonville Huttonville Jomar

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