Marshall Illinois Correspondence Highlights Local Notables
Marshall residents and area families are noted in a string of brief items. Mentioned are Mrs Tod with her children, Vic and Mrs Joossnith at West York, Jay Harrington and Bao Harrington visiting relatives, and Aunt Christa Evans described as critically ill with slim chances of recovery. A protracted meeting is planned at the ME church in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Naidey
Tod. Athel
Dobn
Iving
Vic
Joossnith
West York
Jay Harrington
Lawrenceville
Bao Harrington
Flat Tock
Chrissa Evans
Alvan Green
Jinton
Trudiana
Clarissa Evans
Georgee Hains
Arkansas
Randall Lindles
Champage
Lo W. Richards
Marshall Saturdas Mas
Ree Hacis
Vistas Refotavesan
Faremersbury
Tadiane
John Meteher Weit
Indiaa
West Yorks
Sok
Producing Milk Profitable for Farms Says 1908 Statistics
An article argues dairy farming can be easier and more profitable than grain farming. Citing W W Hogue, Marshall Condensed milk data show rising prices and steady monthly returns, with twelve monthly cash flows. Readers urged to diversify with pasture, cowpeas, lucerne, and corn for winter feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa
W. W. Hogue
Marshall Mild
Farming and livestock tips for stock owners and farmers
Winter breeding cautions for ewes. avoid breeding lambs before one year. Pigs reach market in seven months with good care. Farrowing in damp or March requires warm ventilated pens. Check feed for sickly pigs and avoid chilling new milk cows with cold water. Calves should receive milk until large, and early training aids horse handling. Quail hunting notes and a real estate loan ad conclude the farm update from February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reb Dary
Local Figures Report Mixed Weekend Activities
Sassafras Nila Forsythe hosted visitors from Asbury last Sunday. James Fetters of Oliver was buried in the nearby cemetery on Sunday. Roy Fawley and family spent the day at Cheerles Phornsbarry’s pleasant home. Potias visits Jauphtee’s family in Marshall. Jay Swern reports the Fawley Wabash town tax collector catching up with taxpayers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nila Forsythe
Asbury
James Fetters
Oliver
Roy Fawley
Cheerles ‘Phornsbarry
Mes
Potias
Marshall
Jay Swern
Fawley
Epidemic of Crime Among Youth Stirs Royal Court
A court tale describes widespread youth crime among noble families. A judge orders harsh penalties, forcing offenders to wed the king’s daughters, as the epidemic spreads from students to ministers’ sons and finally reaches the prime minister’s son, Sharkala, who seeks leniency but is sentenced to marry into high rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Owas
Ipust
Tuk
Winister
Sharkala
Guity
Seung Nan
Owen
Ao Klng
Education and farm life values from Dr Cook speech
Dr John W Cook addressed young teachers and farmers at the Dekath Normal University urging education as the foundation of society. He warned against exploiting youth, urged thinking over routine tasks, and pressed farmers to educate their children, conserve soil fertility, and view land as a trust for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cook
Dekath Normal School
SOU
Normal University
Cook
Leo
Arthur J. Bill
Ilinois Farmers’ Institute
Springfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall, Clark County
Illinois
Pet iMee
Aterstalt
Ascdtaastee
Hershel Os
Martin Jr Cree
Ty Mattssille Sa
West Hawes Maarten
Steven
More Tay
Board OF Supervisors
Anders
Mn Marshall I
Van
Rite
Martionsille
Parker Tate Thantery
Walush Debebergen
York
Jeon Witharein i
Laltablu
Joe Weed
Slivin
Teresa
Brad
Mir Miter
R. J. Black
Tbs
Theoon
BFP
Johnson
oMlee
Marsh Ih
Sassafras
Edith V. Ross
Jatveria
Geneete
Wilnat Niteteen Amd
Toa
Sven
Roy
Lot
Booth & Handy
R. L. Warriner
Happy Home
Star & Cresent
White Star
Paul Kuhn & CO
G. H. Brown
Leseure’s Cash Store
D. D. Doll
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