County Officials and Campaign Notice 1909
A historical notice lists county officers including Judge Hershel Snavely Clerk W Fredenberger and Deputy Wm T Martin Jr. It names an array of officials, court terms, and an authorized candidate John Ho Mar of Charleston for circuit judge in the Fifth Judicial District subject to the Republican primary on April 13, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Snavely
Fredenberger
Wm T Martin Jr
Dan Emersun
Balward Emerson
JW Lewin
Tarman Sher
John Ho Davison
Jesse Gallatin
Marel
Moniss
Ana Sentennias
John Ho Maraball
Charleston
Fifth Judicial District
Anderson
Cray
Auburn
Walaece Dasa Case
James Nash
Darwin
Shafer
Dolson
Mike Schwartz
Qgin Douglas Malen
Laewry Nedary
Johnwen
Ceedetare Cetteir
Aia Marshall
Jehu Thunpaon
Republica Tury
Joe T Dhausson
Farmers FlowerGarden Advice From Illinois Institute
Senior Emma Cruse of Carberdale Normal School reads a paper at a farmers and teachers institute advocating simple improvements. A well kept farm with neat fences gates and painted buildings enhances appearance and enjoyment. Plant flower borders, honeysuckle, lilacs, roses, and bulbs for year after year blooms with minimal ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cruse
Carberdale Normal School
Stitute
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Men Are Queer Says the Poem Stolen Line
A clipped verse asserts gendered terms flip reactions from praise to insult. It contrasts how women respond to labels like chick kitten witch and how men accept terms such as pay dog pup boar while rejecting calf or cub. The line ends with Men are queer ton and marks a stolen fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sho
Daily Journal of Chicago and Marshall Republican Offer
A promotional note invites readers to subscribe to the Daily Journal of Chicago six days a week and the Marshall Republican for 300 dollars. Claims praise the Journal’s market reports as the best in Chicago and its news features as first class. Subscribe by sending three dollars for daily delivery for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Journal of Chicago
The
Marshall Republican
Journal
Chicago
Local Correspondence Recaps Family Visits and Town News
The column lists numerous Sunday visits and dinners among residents including Hammond Tyler Melton Wiser and others. It notes upcoming moves and farm arrangements, a Sherman McNary dance attendance, school exams postponed, and Cleone planning a baseball team with Walter Steward as captain. Festivities, travel, and social ties shape small town life.
Asbury Clergy Pastor D W English Preaches Sunday
Asbury Rev D W English filled his regular appointment here Sunday morning. Minnie Travoli of Marshall spent Sunday here with her parents. A number from Asbury attended the funeral of Aaron Quick of Mc Keen Sunday. Mrs Jerome Hedges entertained Wednesday a group including Mrs Forsythe and Mrs Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. English
Frank Tobias
Marshall
Gierome Hedges
Joe Travoli
Frank Drake
Minnie Travoli
Pat Douglas
Clarksville
James Benson
Asbury
Aaron Quick
McKeen
Jerome Hedges
En Forsythe
George Caldwell
Ben Dulaney
Wade Forsythe
Everette Hedges
Jane
Nelann Campbell
West Union Social Scene and Local Updates
West Union sees church class social at Mrs V A Chadwick home last Wednesday. Obituary notes Uriah Cooper's daughter died in Anna asylum after seven years there. burial in Bailiff cemetery in Melrose township. James Alexander, longtime resident, dies after a year of illness. widow and daughter Mrs Chas Vargas survive. Pearl Barnes returns from asylum work in Hospital. The depot foundation is complete with building work begun amid delays from weather. Local visits include Tom Poorman, Bert Bartlett, Mary Cummins, and visit to Harry Dolson’s. Mrs Clarence Prevo hosts C I C Sunday school group with two wagonloads. refreshments and music accompany late, cheerful departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Chadwick
The
Christian Church
Chas. Prevo
Frankfort Ind
Uriah Cooper
Anna Asylum
Sr. D
Cooper
Prust
Melrose Township
Bailiff
Pearl Barnes
James Alexander
Chas. Vargas
Harry Craig
Crawford County
Tom Poorman
Will
Bert Bartlett
Mary Cummins
Marvin
Harry Dolson
Shoemaker
Chicago
Clarence Prevo
Friends S. S
Hhr
8. W. Weir
Auburn area notes include visits and enlistment efforts
Auburn residents John M. Coon and family visited friends last week while others from the area went to Terre Haute to seek enlistment. Rev. C. M. Rhoads preached in Auburn. A funeral took place for Mrs. Mary Shonk in Blue Grass. Maude McNary visited home folks. Samuel Reedy and family visited their daughter. Mrs. Fowler from Springfield plans to canvass for the Home Circle at Auburn Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Coon
Clifford
Yale
Jasper County
Auburn
Terre Haute
Uncle Sam
C. M. Rhoads
South
Martinaville
Wm. McNary
Samuel Reedy
Allen McNary
Silas Kittle
Hatton
Fowler
Springfield
Home Circle
Auburn Lodge
Will
Old Fiddlers Contest in Marshall and local notices
Eckel Christie Amacher is reported no better. Several from here attended the Old Fiddler's contest at the Opera house in Marshall Monday night. Ara Neff was called home Saturday by the fatal illness of his mother Mrs. Clara Neff. Mrs. Kate Mundy of Marshall has been spending a few days with George Kile and family. Miss Blanche Williams spent Sunday afternoon with Lillian Craig at Marshall. Charlie Bierbaum helped his uncle Ben Bierbaum of Spiketown move his family onto a farm north of Paris Monday. Joseph Stewart of Marshall spent Monday with his son Frank Stewart and wife. Chris Renner and wife attended the funeral of Minnie Ziegler near Auburn last Wednesday, Sam Neff and Mrs. Rhoads of Prairieton Ind., Gar Amacher and wife and Will Neff of Terre Haute came Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Dan Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Amacher
Opera House
Marshall
Ara Neff
Clara Neff
Kate Mundy
George Kile
Blanche
Williams
Lillian Craig
Charlie Bierbaum
Ben Bierbaum
Spiketown
Paris
Joseph Stewart
Frank Stewart
Chris Renner
Minnie Ziegler
Auburn
Sam Neff
Rhoads
Prairieton Ind
Gar Amacher
Will Neff
Terre Haute
Dan Neff
Estate Transfers and New Dwellings Reported
Frank Wright of English will move onto the Washburn place vacated by Samuel Hogue. Herman Wallace and bride are moving into a house on the Isaiah Hull farm for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wright
Washburn Place
Samuel Hogue
Herman Wallace
Bride
Isaiah Hull
Great Engineering Feat in California Oil Field Pipeline
A remarkable eight inch pipeline, 282 miles from Oil City in Coalinga country to near Port Costa, completes a century of transport innovation. The line uses rifled inner tubing and a water sheath to move 14 degree fuel oil at high speed, with 24 mile pumping stations, enabling 17 000 to 20 000 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Oil City
Coalinga
Seaboard
Port Costa
West
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Pacific
John D. Isaacs
Buckner
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Virginia
Local names drift as school closure looms
The piece notes Sassafras school will close in two weeks. Martha Forsythe is ill. Opal Forsythe of Oliver visits Norman Forsythe's homes this week. Jim Canaday works for the Hall family. Riley Lowther moves to the Keller farm vacated by Wil English Jr. Metta English visits near Marshall. Norman Forsythe transacted business in Paris one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Forsythe
Opal Forsythe
Oliver
Norman Forsythe
Jim Canaday
Hall Boys
Riley Lowther
Big Creek
Keller Farm
Wil English Jr
Metta English
Robert English
Marshall
Paris
Iweek
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ACORN
Republican
Acorn Publishing Company
Tow Clark
Marshall, Clark County
Illinois
Marshall Winels
Transmvision
Milter
Board OF Supervisors
Farmers Flowergarden
Miss Cruse
Cleone
Sherman McNary
Oscar L. Warner
Fred
D. A. Jarver
Tegan Warner
A.¢ Cartright
R. Lee
Eed Garver
Oscar I. Warner
Tre
J. Carothere
J. R
Ives
Hais
Morrill
Oklahoma
S. J. Carothers
Pearl Gilbert
Cleance
Nea F.tan
Ansennson Academy
Tel Ftis
J. &. Carothers
Casey
J. Eblal
Azra Gilbert
Flanade Colbert
Win
Whitson
H. S. Akens
Fairy Hensly
Alva Wiser
Johnson Academy
H. F. Hammond
J. A. Melton
Ala Wiser
Celia
Relva Stillwell
Holy City
Simon Best
Clark H. Hammond
Martinsville
C. Newlin
StutInson
Tyman Barbee
Tony Tyler
Ti Hwoods
Walter Steward
Svigal Davis
Battery
Alter
Hammond
A. Pence
Chas. Garver
Geo. Cox
Richwoods
Lyman Connelly
Lucy Welsh
West Union
Pittsburgh
Din
Pittsburg
Stoc
Powe Secue
Wabash Valley
Rarmers
BEN T. Baird Store
John
K. Black
Sassafras
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