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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
2
The column shares varied snippets on boomerang throwing with wind use and heavy bats to reduce air currents, a quip about long practice, and a brief science note on stars moving with the solar system. Brief humor from St Nicholas and Philadelphia Inquirer items appear alongside a wedding umbrella joke.
Notice of final settlement in the state of Monts. Legal heirs and participants named, details of residual estate and distribution. Court approval sought with dates and fiduciary responsibilities, information on claims and retention of assets by heirs and executors.
A sheriff sale notice outlines a special proceeding from the Clark County Clerk exposing Morton Redman En to public auction. The sale concerns land described as the east half north east quarter and adjoining parcels within township ten north, range nine west, in Clark County, Washington. Sale scheduled publicly at the county seat on a stated date with terms of payment and interest described.
An elegantly dressed man with a setter dog causes a commotion on Third and Chestnut as a newsboy yelps at the dog bite hoax. The boy claims injury and is given two dollars to keep quiet, while the dog owner hurries away.
A murky collage recalls a sheriff stopping a county clash, Maori warrior myths guiding modern thought, and a New York print run probing brain matter and revised biblical editions. It threads violence, intellect, and domestic irony through disparate vignettes.
A damaged Philadelphia Lodger snippet shows a girl rebuffing a suitor, referencing a barber father and a health notice about children's teeth. The creased page captures informal dialogue and a parental inscription about nourishing meals for kids.
Fragmentary notes discuss child-rearing views from early 20th century titles, contrasting corporal punishment with moral suasion. Mentions Queer and Servant as stray phrases, with brief reference to food and a stray cat, but context is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
The Monetary Commission reports United States savings bank deposits totaling 5.679 billion with 14.8 million depositors and New York leading in both deposits and depositors. Secretary Hanhart notes undercounting by including certificates of deposit, suggesting totals could exceed 8 billion and signaling prosperity under the Protective Tariff.
Edo Wright aged about 25 of Anderson township was taken into custody and placed in county jail for observation after appearing unbalanced. He claimed a young lady at Mrs Kepler lives had attempted to poison him. He rode up to pedestrians and said mercy was needed but did not assault anyone. He was reported to have improved yesterday and no action was taken.
A revival ongoing for several weeks has drawn growing attention with five accessions on Sunday. The revival began at the UB church Friday with evangelist BoC. Peters leading the exercises. Robinson resident J. B. Cornell also attended. Interest continues as the meetings extend through this week and likely longer.
A mixed quartet, two girls and two boys, were born to Mr and Mrs WoW Wilson in Los Angeles, making their total 12 children in nine years. The couple, married in Chicago 2h years ago, already had two sets of triplets and a twin pair. Other local items include for sale building lots, a barber shop opening, and social events.
A report notes widespread scrapping of fabrics and clothing items including muslin underwear wrappers kimonos and rain coats amid new restrictions. Officials describe the drive as a broad cleanup measure impacting households and markets.
The American Consul in Prague reports railway workers earn comparatively low wages. Engineers begin at 1424 dollars yearly with yearly raises to 327 dollars. retirement with a 527 dollar pension after 35 years. Some retire after two thirds of service. Conductors start at 162 dollars rising to 324, brakemen from 112 to 913. Fares are higher than in the US, and skilled rates lag behind other trades.
Millard Hedrick asks for the return of a hat exchanged during the Knights of Pythias banquet citing the mix up and requesting resolution.
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