Death notices and brief travel for Ohio Company business
Mrs Wes Pennett Pier vomsine of Mrs Wmn P Penser formerly resided here died in Terre Haute on Tuesday. Burial occurred yesterday from the railroad station to the cemetery. She is survived by her husband and three sons. James Burns went to Bridgeport Tuesday on business for the Ohio Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes. Pennett Pier Vomsine
Mrn
Wmn
P.penser
Tey Haute
R. R
Piiree
James Burns
Bridgeport Troeaday
Ohio ON Company
Olympia
Jupiter
Heaven
Juno
Arterva
Venus
Apollo
Minerva
Ecarco
Nautills
Local notes from Marshall area events and personnel changes
La Nay visited Mb yesterday. Miss Emma Newman from Mare npeeiliger joined in Marshall Friday. Miss Nanoie Nusbauer returned home from Terre Haute for Sunday. H D Bullard resigns as rural mail carrier on route 1. Oscar Ditzenberger succeeds him. Marshall Bakery reports enlargement and increased business at the old stand run by Wren Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Bullard
Oscar Ditzenberger
Marshall Bakery
Wren Potter
Local notes reflect community visits and upcoming events
Cleone J E Hall travels to Martingille. many residents host visitors from nearby towns. Indiana State Normal student Prof Morrill attends classes in Terre Haute. Wedding rumors, Sunday school at Mt Olive, political notes for the Republican ticket, and plans for a future Texas move are mentioned among social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hall
Martingille
Maes Pauline
Oesesdatte
Ala Webown
N. A. Kite
Home Folks
Effingham
H. S. Akens
Lee
R. ©. Newlin
Oil Field
Celia
Belrgia Stillwell
Lola Bennett
Hulgcon
Myra Hammond
Luther Hammond
Indiana State Normal
Clem Weiser
Charleston
G.L. Weiser
West
Mt. Olive
M. V. Connelly
Susié Davis
Elmer Barbee
S. J. Carothiers
Marshall
Henry G. Donnelson
Riley Newlin
Riley
Ada Baker
Spiketown
Mikelsnyder
Taylor Barbee
Lyman
Cleveland Connelly
Argenta Hensley
Terre Haute
Jane Connelly
Texas
Real estate transfers and deeds recorded in 1908 list
A long list of property transfers, grants, and deeds between individuals and entities including Reed to Johnson, Rolfson to Kirkham, Auld to Emlek, and others. Entries include lot numbers, sections, and monetary values, with dates in 1908 and surrounding years. The notices outline various transfers and interests across multiple parcels and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Estate Taarseers Wannantr Dairg
Sarah E. Reed
Moses Johnson
Walnut Prairie
Arch
Wm. N. Rolfson
Nn Kirkham
J. F. Auld
J. i
Emlek
Udi
Rodaba
Elisabeth Cole
Frank Partlow
Aec
Otto Scher
John V. Canady
Riegina
C. E. Reinheed
Bika
Wertheld
Milton Redman
David Claypool
Nelia Low
Chambers U. Smith
N. Cl
WS Bowell
W. B. Archer
O. EK
Terman
Athey
R. KE
Charles F. Salder
Prank Cole
Ee B. Lamay
W. W. Abraham
K & Kik Ldulney
Caney
g—Levina J. Clark
David Claypesl
Brank Cole
Anna Snider
Gailets Garle
Marthew
MrHenry Allen
Aaron Nes Nine
Thomas J. Sinscer
Jehan van
Fragmentary OCR note hints at people and dates
The readable fragments mention individuals possibly named Rene Pare and Mary Mier MeO along with partial terms. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or context to determine a concrete news item or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Getren
Netiie
Ciara
Mary Mier
Aed
Lip
Electric lights meet early scrutiny in London theater
In 1878 John Hollingshead introduced six arc lamps at the Gaiety and started the Strand venture. Gas stock fell as lamps cost 200 a week to operate for months, and a theater trial failed due to audience objections to the intense light. A Paris exhibit forecast suggested an electric light future amid mixed praise and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electris
John Hollingshead
London
Old Gaiety Theater
Strand
Grand Staircase
Erasmus Wilson
Hollingshead
Not What It Was Fer Wher Mise Julia Bryant
A fragment describes poet William Cullen Bryant’s neighbor Julia Bryant as a child speaking with the artist. The scene shows the girl in the parlor with an illustrated Allotian volume, asking about poetry and explaining that “nobody reads poetry.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Bryant
Willams Cullen Bryant
Judy
Dulfa
Julian
Untitled passage on beauty and social esteem
A fragmentary historical piece discusses beauty as a woman's fundamental trait and its impact on families. It cites a gray gentleman visiting a newspaper office to protest a crude remark about his daughter Patty, highlighting attitudes toward appearance and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morolup
Patty
Fatty
Dead Heat Phrase Baffles School Pupils in Laughing Story
A Chicago News readers tale features a hobo and a stern epinster over romance, a pie break, and a joke about dead heat. A schoolmaster quizzes students on language as a pupil misdefines the phrase, prompting a chuckle at the classroom.
Fragmented Humor Clips From A Saner Archive
A garbled montage of quips and misread lines. The text shows mis-spellings and broken phrases noting medical jokes and political satire missing clear context. It hints at a column style piece mixing jokes about the appendix and Congress with playful wordplay.
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la Nay
Mb. Carme
Miey Emma Newmen
Marenpeeiliger
Marshall Priday
Nanoie Nusbauer
Sheriff's Sale
Iminals
Tam
Milton Redman & Shelby
International Harvester Company
Milton Hedman
Towit
Township Ten
North Range
Dark County
Ilnos
Roda
Milton Redmen
Inrshall
Milnois
Marshal Alster
John H. Davison
Olvide
Alvira Crosby
Jahallon
He Pietik
Admr
Attra Choaby
Hi Mpanpey
Atty
Queen
Lil
Want
By Marie Everton Woodruff
Hawaiian Islands
THE
Republican
Orange Township
James Thompson
Alphonso Macy
C. W. Reed
Joseph Howe
Justice of the Peace
J. B. Pendleton
Illis Nash
Constable
Sherd Conklin
Walter Sirqicklet
C. E. Cooper
Chas. Thompson
Willard Blawkenbeker
George Madkins
Elcot
Henry Buckner
Martin Webber
Dave Elliott
Bert Morgan
John Gepfs
Cleone
Marcy
Chicago Newa
Jones
Pease
Cauette
Congress
Washington Star
Timew
Ieee
Individeal
Fea Martel
Hughes the Big Store
Gage
Hughes
Voiles
Panamas
Hart, Ishaffner & Marx
Shaffner & Marx
Oxfords
Grover
Chicago
Booth & Handy
H. M
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