Republican Primary Hopefuls for Fifth Judicial Circuit
A garbled list of names and towns proposes candidates for Circuit Judge in the Fifth Judicial Circuit. It notes announcements authorized by parties and cites Republican primary dates in 1909, with names including John H Marsh, Isaac A Love, Morton Son, and others associated with Combeston and Vanville.
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Isaac
Oville
Fifth Judicial District
Mee
Mortonson
Vanville
Jeneet
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Sete Pee
Henry A Neal for Circuit Judge Candidate
Hon Henry A Neal of Charlestown is a circuit judge candidate in the upcoming primary on April 18. A Civil War veteran from New Hampshire, he settled in Charlton and has served in public office, pledging to administer justice fairly and support the party.
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TraftrusiiGax Clans
Aengines
Cfrett Junge
Windg
Josey B. Bras
Henry A. Nearly
Charleston
Fifth Judicial Circuit
New Hampshire
Charlaxton
Thompson Presses For Circuit Judge Nomination In Danville
Hon M W Thompson of Danville circulated for Republican nomination for Circuit Judge. He has served six years and seeks endorsement of his denomination. He notes fewer appealed decisions than any judge on the Afth Judicial circuit and few referred cases, asserting his record as clean and deserving another term.
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M. W. Thompson
Danville
Thompson
Afth
Isaac A Love for Circuit Judge in Republican Primary
Danville candidate Isaac A Love seeks the Republican nomination for Circuit Judge. He served as Vermil County Judge and cites his long legal experience and record as qualifications, urging voters to support him on the forthcoming ballot.
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Sanc
A. Love
Danville
Vermil‘dt
Dyas Seeks Circuit Judge Nomination in April Primary
Joseph FE Dyas and Hon Joseph BE Dyas of Paris announce candidacy for Circuit Judge in the upcoming primary on Tuesday April 13. The well known Miss resident is noted for legal attainments and public service.
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Joseph BE. Dyas
Paris
Miss Vicinity
Local Jurist Praised for Probity and Fearless Service
The text extols a respected jurist for ability and impartial conduct, noting his reputation for integrity. It urges neighbors to vote, highlighting six candidates with three to be nominated and backing the candidate for probity in public service.
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Mauteund
Marshall Seeks Republican Primary Nomination for Circuit Justice
John H. Marshall of Charleston runs in the Republican primary to be held Tuesday week 18 for the Circuit seat. A Charleston native and respected attorney, he has earned community trust and a large law practice. Three candidates will be selected. Voters urged to turn out Tuesday.
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John H. Marshall
Charleston
Marshall
Olas County
Administrators Sale of Real Estate in Clark County Illinois
By order of the County Court Hingis administrator will sell the real estate of Alvira Crosby deceased at public sale April 18 1909 at Marshall Illinois at 10 am to 4 pm. East half of lot 4 and all of lots 2 3 in block 7 Lennison village Clark County. Terms include cash on sale day and balance in five months with 7 percent interest secured by mortgage. Purchaser may pay all cash. Atty HM Denney.
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Clark County
Hingis
Alvira Crosby
Inia Court
Court House
Marshallin
Lennison
Ulinois
W.ve
Circuit Court
State of
Illinois
Tam
Milton Redmin & Snelby Redman
International Iarvester Company A Corporation
Mitton Redman
Lilinois
Milton Stedmon
Marshall Clark County
Marshall
John H Jravison
Asia Time Card West Dened Nout 12 37 a m Notif 4am
Partial OCR notes show a series of time stamps and abbreviations across locations with inconsistent spellings and missing context. The fragment lists myriad times such as 7 04 am 12 25 pm 9 45 am and 7 44 pm tied to city codes like StL and No with no coherent event or subject.
Local marriages and property activity in town and region
Correspondence notes the marriage of George Michener and Miss Bertha Condit at the Richards home. Market and sales activity include Will Moore selling a cottage to Steele Floyd and W D Poorman selling property to Mrs Elsie Cork. Numerous social visits, travel, and church revival plans accompany a quiet election and Easter preparations.
Local notes on weather crops and visits near Auburn
Heavy rain on Tuesday slowed early fieldwork as plowing and corn planting begin. Families and neighbors share visits and meals around Ed Beachout and Isaiah Buckle. A five year old fell from a fence injuring an arm, with Dr Rowland reporting recovery. Geo Baker reports a new fence around his yard found upside down, prompting a pause.
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Frank Burger
Rowland
Geo. Baker
Easter program and school notices from the village
An Easter program will be rendered here next Sunday morning. School begins here next Monday April 15 with Cora Church at the helm Ruth Washburn returned Monday from an extended visit in Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Mrs H Bierbaum and Mrs A Honderich are attending W M A branch meeting at Redman this week. Eva Henderich began her spring term of school at Pleasant Grove Monday. Alice Gibson went to Grand Turn Saturday where she will open up school Monday. Mrs F H Patton and Mrs G McCumber of Livingston visited Mrs S E Eckel and daughter Eva one day last week. Mrs Silas Literal and children of Indianapolis are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Wash uro. Belvin Honderich who was badly burned last week is slowly recovering. Emma Ruth and Francis Vaughn returned last Thursday from visiting relatives in Paris. Misses Ruth Fredenberger Alvina Nitsche and gentleman friends of Marshall spent Sunday evening at Ed Fredenbergers. Nancy Padgett of Robinson is staying with her aunt Mrs D Eckel. Clifford Hodson of Stringtown was driving through our village Sunday in a new buggy. Martin V B Irwin has returned from New Mexico. Most of the girls of this vicinity have the boyitis. We hope it is not very contagious.
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George Michener
Bertha Condit
Robinson
Roscoe Richards
Will Moore
Tows
Steele Floyd
W. D. Poorman
Elsie Cork
R. L. Denham
Harry Prost
Terre Haute
Fannie Hart
Charleston
Towle
C. Prevo
West York
Coleman
M. E. Church
Beulah
Friends Church
Russell Poorman
Walnut Prairie
Bernice Prynt
Edgar Shirley
Mooresville Ind
Fred Baker
Southwest
Washington D. C
Roy Lloyd
S. W. Weir
Marshall
John Illiamson
Tha Balapes
Methodist Church
Prust
David Black
Near Marshall
Court of Honor Lodge
The
Christian
Oveniog
Cora Church
Ruth Washburn
Indianapolis
H. Bierbaum
A. Honderich
Redman
Eva Henderich
Pleasant Grove
Alice Gibson
Grand Turn
F. H. Patton
Rain brings grass growth and oats boost in Auburn
Tuesday morning rain aids agriculture as grass starts to grow and oats benefit. Rev. Harry Reese delivers sermon at Methodist church to a large attentive crowd Sunday night. U B church hosts Marshall visitors. W J Payne and wife also visit Marshall. Charley Garver of Clarksville visits Auburn friends. William McDaniel, Martinsville merchant, and Mr. Ryan visit town. Mrs. Lucinda Williams, wintering with daughter in Terre Haute, returns home. The caretaker of Mrs. Kurts returns home after five weeks. Hurley Murphy shows improvement after illness. School opens Monday with Miss Pittenger as teacher. Election passes quietly with Democratic majority except Justice races. George Bradley's son is ill with fever. John Kitchen, stroke victim, remains in critical condition.
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Harry Reese
Methodist Church
U. B. Church
Marshall
W. J. Payne
Charley Garver
Clarksville
Auburn
Wm. McDaniel
Martinsville
Ryan
Lucinda Willams
Michaels
Terre Haute
Ws Ae
J. &. Kurts
Hurley Murphy
Misa Pittenger
George Bradley
John Kitchen
West York Social Notes from Robinson to Weat York
West York residents report moves visits and events. Mrs Belle Withberall moved from Robinson to Weat York. Rev T C Bailiff spoke at a Cayuga Indiana conference. William White transacted business in Weat York. Archer Ralston returned from a year in Arkansas. Several families visited Mr and Mrs Harrington Newlin and York area relatives. A musical at T W Richards occurred. Young ladies hosted an April fool program for the village men at J T Smith’s home.
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Belle Withberall
Robinson
Weat York
T. C. Bailiff
Cayuga Ind
William White
Archer Ralston
Arkansis
C. M. King
Adam Shaefer
Allendale
C. D. Harrington
C .R. Piety
Grayeville Ind
Martin Newlin
T. W. Richard
William Miller
Greenup
York
West York
George Ferguson
John Perguson
Hutsonville
J. T. Smith
Guy F. Smith
John Miller
J. T Smith
Birth notice from FARTA RECORD February 13 1900
Fragmentary birth notice lists names CHisley Avand Annie M and others with ages and scattered terms. Unable to identify clear relations or locations due to damaged OCR text.
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FARTA
Chisley Avand
Annie M, Exerch
Joseph Ad
Barbe Lowery Weet
Larte KL
Doytha
Bwartheut
Ageil
Martha
Heiltaire
Websoh
Abell
Cliver
Madara Hida
Toy
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Lu? Ros Republicam
Republican Newspaper
Acorn Publishing Company
Clark Ger
Marshall, Clark County
Bosted
Ines
Pra Saniwion
Lelane
Herahe Snavely
J Ww Frodenberger
Wm T Martin, Jr
Dan Emerson
Mputy
Kerward Emerson
J W Lewis
A M Tarman
John H Davison
Jesse Galluun
Schwla
Harry VW Drake
Johnny Laffarty
Martinavuile
Wilc Howell
Toad
Fendorras
VO Wasasee
Casey
James Nash
Shichi
Abenvarty
Miled Lowry
Johnson -Gorve Orndurff
Maarshall
Davin
Rinsville
Byran
Rale Bracv
Evans
Orange
Thoman Cooper
John Thompson
Weatfield
Johnney
John Wananeon
Lu Igia
Weare
Iteanooines Trenry A Neal
Te Fe
Fifth Judicial Chant Project
We Dre
John H Marseal
Combeston
Circuit Juda
Republias
Henry A. Neal
Isaac A. Love
Joseph FE. Dyas
R. H. Black
Alvwu Ino
A. LD
HM Denney
Atty
Sheriff's Sale
Lutz's
Fr. Johnson
Ill
Louie Lutz
South Side
Tome
East Bernd
West
M. Notts
Kerth
Nod
T. W. F. Glark, Agt
Rene Eet
Pou
Lavitntion
West Union
Homer
Tom Husted
Phillip
H. A. Mays
Mare Tineride
Ed Beachout
Ben Stephens
Abe Snider
Isaiah Buckle
Aubdurn
Foster Martin
City of
Seymour Hurst
E. A, Lockard
Wm, Lutz
E. D. Jones
E, M, Duncan
R. H. Brabley
Frank, M
A. R. Deaner
Arthur Poorman
Low
Abe Hybarger
E. A. Logears
Wid, Lutz
Claypool
A.W. Bradley
Frank M. Brossman
A.B
A. J. Garver
Seymour Wurst
Clerk E, A, Lockars
WM. Lutz
E, B. Jones
Joe Forbeck
A, A. Bradley
M. Brossman
Dearer
Arthur Poormak
Wm, Low
Aldermax
James Melcrat
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