Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Marshall Republican in Marshall, Illinois

We have 16,533,718 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1910

Page

4

Deaths Of A Week In Darwin Township And Wabash

John J Davidson son of Daniel and Delaght Davidson born in Clark County near Darwin, was a trusted farmer and stock raiser who left a legacy of land and family. He married Calita Stephen and had seven children. funeral at his Darwin home followed by burial in Marshall with Masonic honors. Mrs John R Leggett died in Wabash township of typhoid fever at age 43, survived by husband and three children. funeral at Livingston church.

John J Daniel and Delaght Davidson Clark County Darwin Danae Texas Davuleouw Fle Calita Stephen Wabash Flossie Darwin Township John A Sweet Marshall Marshall Lochpe No John R. Leggett Wabash Township Livingston

Peace Day proposal clashes with Memorial Day clash

The American Peace Society urges May eighteenth as Peace Day in public schools and asks teachers to observe with exercises. Critics question adding a new observance to an already crowded school calendar given Memorial Day already on the schedule in many regions.

The American Peace Society

Spring Has Come at the Ohio City Park Grounds

The text describes the west lawn of the Ohio City property showing signs of spring and summer, noting the lawn's appearance with dew and red-tinged petals. It mentions the Owl Company and nearby owners at Marshallio, with plans for lawn work and a court area prepared for play.

Ohio Chi Owl Company Omar Royoowners Marehalio Et

Timier Wolf Amid North Field Incident

Fragmentary report describes Timier Wolf killed in a rural incident near Martinsville. Witnesses mention a vehicle pursuit and injuries to a person later named Baker. Authorities are skimming clues as teams search about a mile north of Muar tinsville.

Lon Nieto Muartinsville

Sacred Concert at First Congregational Church Next Sunday

The church quartet will give a sacred concert at 7 30 Sunday evening. Rev A W Miles will review Harold Bell Wrights The Calling of Dan Mathews. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the services and all who come will have a pleasant evening.

Church Quartette A. W. Miles Harold Bell Wright Dan Mathews

Rev R Russell to Lead Services at First Christian

Michigan preacher Rev. R Russell has accepted a call to fill the pulpit at the First Christian Church. He will preach at the regular morning and evening hours and invites all to attend these services.

R. Russell Michigan First Christian Church

Automobile supply line to reach California with airship line

An automobile supply man predicts a future line of airships will extend to California within the next five years. Other traders recount recent deals including ships and contracts in IHenom, while a team in Mooltee shows renewed interest in airship supplies.

Ilene Townen Sipots Ihenom ST Wweach PH Calisop Gibson Courier

Worth Owning The Westfield Hog Raising Prospects

Worth Owning The Westfield Review notes Joe Goble shipped hogs on his own account after starting weighing Jan 15. Hogs gained 1,200 pounds in seven days. He fed nearly 11 bushels of corn per herd, with corn value near 0.50 per bushel. The piece argues farmers should feed raised products to improve fertility rather than sell abraded outputs.

Westfield Review Joe Goble Mr. Goble Warner Oby

East St Louis Boosters Run Special Train to Paris

East St Louis booster club members boarded a special train for Paris on the main line. The journey involved about one hundred boosters and included a public reception for visiting officials and locals.

St Leurs Paris Mearshoall Mayer Teak East St Lous Mayer

Seed Corn Meeting Notice From Clark County Clerk

The Clark County Board of Supervisors is called to meet at the court house Monday April 7th at 7 pm to organize the board and conduct other business. County Clerk J W Fredenberger signs the notice in formal tone.

Saolsors Clark Maret

Church Notice Evangelical Association April 17 1910

Zion Big Creek church sermon at 10 30 a m Marshall church sermon at 7 30 p m All are invited The Pastor E Joo Nitsehe returned to Marshall charge by the Indiana Annual Conference at their 59 session in Wabash Ind last week for his fifth year the limit fixed by General Conference

Evangelical Association Zion Big Creek

Window shades sold at Bubeck and Gallagher's

Window shades of all kinds advertised at Bubeck and Gallagher's store. The notice highlights a broad selection for home decor with no further details on pricing or availability.

Bubeck and Gallagher’s

School Law Sundas Sebmoole Antiom Meeting

A Sunday meeting on school law and related topics is planned in Valley townships. Speakers include Oscar Ditzentserger and Pam Med with notes on training and adult education related to county programs.

Sundas Sebmoole Valores Cbueehy Sanday Ape Seestons Ben Oat Mboko Bizara Nederst Lo Bo Andere Taneher Beeaon Oscar Ditzentserger Pam Med

Miss Fauld Editorial Talent At the Piper

The text discusses Guth neck and Miss Fauld a newspaper editor role, noting her literary prowess and potential impact of editorials. It mentions past editorials that sparked talk and hints at the transition of editorial duties at the Piper and possible charges related to missteps.

Orton Gachneck Eetat Das Toad Guthneck

Taft Speech Record Attracts Wide West Tour

The article reports on President Taft's extensive speaking tour through the middle West, noting a record number of speeches and high activity akin to a presidential campaign pace. It describes his travel reach, anticipated schedule, and the impact of his public appearances on public interest and press coverage.

Uea Tafth Middle West

Returned to Marshall Fifty-Eighth Indiana Evangelical Conference

The Fifty-Eighth Annual session of the Indiana conference of the Evangelical Association closed on Monday evening. Rev E M Nitsehe, pastor of the Evangelical Church, was assigned to succeed himself at Marshall and Brazil, and has served Marshall several times before. His parishioners welcome his return. FOR RENT 18 acres of corn ground in northwest part of city. Mrs Marie Lutz.

Indiana Conference of the Evangelical Association E.M Nitsehe Evangelical Church Marshall Brazil Nitsehe Haas Marie Lutz

March a Light Month and Local College Ties

The report notes no fall in new work this month, with references to Osage and Pawrence counties. Mentions Way and Way’s activities, and comparisons to Crawtera Clarke and Cumberland counties. Questions about trips and seeds linked to Pawrence County appear alongside vague reminders of local colleges.

Crawtera Clarke Cumberland

Silver Tea Hosted by Ladies Guild at Mrs Preve’s Home

The Ladies Guild of the First Congregational Church held a silver tea Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Sam Preve’s South Street home. Guests enjoyed tea and refreshments as they shared in an enjoyable meeting.

Ladies Guild of First Congregational Church Sam Preve

Danville Showers to Sunday Billy Snodgy Sermons Continue

Fragmented report notes Billy Snodgy the baseball evangelist ends meetings in Danville Sunday with 0.434.127 conversions and a purse raised. A new series starts Saturday evening in Bellingham Washington as the outreach continues.

Billy Snodgy Danvile Gerry Billy Bellingham Washington

Weatfield Businessmen Back Oil Sprinkling Plan

Westfield merchants meet planning to use crude oil for street sprinkling this summer. They find water costly and ineffective and expect to test oil on streets to improve cleanliness and dust control.

Ice plant for sale in good town with flexible terms

The owner of the Pale or Exchange Paying Ice plant in good town has no time to devote to the business. Sale offered at low price with reasonable terms as announced by T. W. Clark.

T. W. Clark

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joan Davidson Liggett Timier Wolf Christian Church Wymer East St. Louis Boosters Isatoo J.W. Fredenberger Sixth Street Bate Basta Otto Bata Nule Burlat Sue Po Davs Dees Om Teuytt Oscar Pity Oberger Prototar Sun Day Andereon Jamis Ollum Cora Jack-un Toa Mus Duedd Lars Taft Champier Uta Daniel J. McHurd Po Paul University Serterding Yerkes Observatory Llinois O County Coma Crawford Lawreme S Clark Ah I Morgan Bee Danville Westfield Streets Weatfield
Search Courier

Search the Marshall Republican Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Marshall Republican?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication