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Newspaper

Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1910

Page

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Oil field activity rises with new Producers' Oil entry

Weather over the Illinois field remains steady with heavy snow easing mud. Demand surges at lease sites in Lawrence and Crawford counties as oil supply houses rush orders and second pipe moves from Indiana. The Producers' Oil Company, capitalized at 3 million dollars, gains field headquarters in Lawrenceville.

Illinois Lawrence County Crawford County Indiana Oil Company Lawrenceville Flat Rock New Haven Honey Creek Township Crawford Lawrence Clark Marion

Alumni Basketball Night Sparks High School Baseball Prep

High school athletes return to practice after the Alumni basketball game. Practice moves indoors due to bad weather, with hope for onfield work when conditions improve. A large turnout and early debate team selections signal bright prospects for a strong season. Keefer Laufman returns after an hunting accident.

Keefer Laufman

Is a Hen a Bird The Practical Dictionary Debate

In a playful yet erudite quarrel the text weighs Webster and common usage to decide if a hen qualifies as a bird. It traces definitions from chick to fowl and concludes a hen is a bird, even with egg tariffs noted.

Washington New York Webster Ahen

Two Famous Actors Burgess and Clement Die Within Week

Noted stage stars Neil Burgess and Clay Clement have died in the past week. Burgess, famous as Abigail Prue in The County Fair, died in New York City after retiring about a year ago. Clement, celebrated for The New Dominion, died Monday in a Kansas City hospital while performing in The Servant in the House after a pneumonia bout.

Neil Burgess Clay Lemnt Byth Remme Berrd Thea Burgess Clement New York City Abigail Prue Pythian Theatre New Dominion Kansas City Woodford County Ilinois

Democratic politician’s push to buy district papers for Congress

Norris City Record critiques a Lawrence County Democrat rumored to seek a congressional seat by controlling four district papers the Lawrence County News Robinson Constitution Olney Times and Mt Carmel Register. The editorial warns such buys misjudge influence and urges awareness of other newspapers in the district.

Lawrence, County Congress Lawrence County News Robinson Constitution Olney Times Mt. Carmel Register 24Th Norris City Record

Sues 24 Saloonkeepers for $10,000 in Hillsboro Case

Mrs. Elizabeth Whiteside files in Montgomery County Circuit Court suit seeking $10,000 after her husband William A. Whiteside hanged himself in Hillsboro jail following an arrest in Litchfield. The complaint names 24 saloonkeepers and brewers as defendants for alleged actions leading to his death.

Springfield Litchfield Elizabeth Harry Whiteside Hillsboro Montgomery County William A. Whiteside Whiteside Hima

For Sale Carnation Plants at the Marshall Recn

Sale notice offers carnation plants priced low at the Marshall Recn. Auction or sale details are unclear but indicates an outdoor market setup with plant stock available for purchase.

Carnation Marshall Recn

Prospectus of a Goose Farm Shares Offer Enclosed

A long prospectus outlines a goose farm investment offering three shares at $100 each, projecting returns from eggs, feathers, live geese, and quills. The piece links overpricing and convenience costs to rising living standards and argues income must rise with cost of living.

Colorado Michigan New York Frais

Direct Primary Bill Passed With Reorganized Election Steps

Laboring months the legislature approves a direct primary bill for September 15 and April primaries in succeeding years. An advisory vote for U S Senator is planned. Party affilations must be declared to vote. Precinct committeemen form County Central Committee and county convention delegates select congressional and state conventions candidates for electors. Submitting petitions places candidates on the ballot.

Supreme Court of Tate U.S

Hamiltons Lose To Marshall In Bowling Match

The Hamiltons bowling club of Terre Haute lost to Marshall by 362 pins. Marshall finished with 2 379 pins to Hamiltons 2 017. DeArmott led visitors with a 200, while Lycan posted the high local average at 177.

Hamilton Terre Haute Marshall DeArmott Lycan Hawilton Jenson McConnell Dunno Marshall Let Lycan Forbeck Deuel Rearpenter McGuff

Cannon as Cupid opens matrimonial bureau

A farmer from Stewardson Illinois writes Speaker Cannon proposing he run a matrimonial bureau in exchange for political favors. He claims 120 acres and prosperity under a Republican administration and asks to be remembered with Republican friends if Cannon gains influence.

Indians Honor Washington with Oyster Supper and Parade

The No. 23 I. O. R. M. held an oyster supper in their banquet hall to honor the Father of his Country. Twenty braves paraded on horseback through town in colonial dress. The Ladies Guild hosted a colonial social at the First Congregational church with medieval relics and refreshments. Christian Endeavor of the Christian church staged a home entertainment for church funds.

First Congregational Church Lizzie Spotts

Vital Census Questions for Enumerators Step by Step

The article explains how enumerators must record census answers on April 15. It covers race classifications, age reporting rules by completed years or months, birthplace specifics, distinguishing Austria Hungary regions, and counting children born and now living for married women, widowed, or divorced, excluding stillborns.

United States Buereau Fuals Ghote Peitelee Poate Ireland England Scotland Wales Austria Hungary Bohemia Austrian Poland Finland Russia

Speaker Cannon Solicited For Matrimonial Bureau

A farmer of Stewardson Illinois with 120 acres asks Speaker Cannon to help find a husband for a Ohio woman. He writes that he is a farmer not fearing high prices and that he and a few Republican friends hope to be remembered by the speaker under a prosperous Republican approach.

Cannon Stewardson Ohio

Senate Confirms Illinois Federal Appointments

The senate on Tuesday confirmed C. P. Hitch as marshal and W. E. Trautman as district attorney for the eastern district of Illinois. The nomination of W. A. Northcott, withdrawn recently, will likely be sent in again soon as Illinois federal appointments appear to be nearing finalization.

Senate C. P. Hitch Marshal W. E. Trautman Illinoia W A. Northcott Tts Hlinois

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