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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
5
The recently burned tank is cut down and the lower ring and bottom saved. Work finished Tuesday with a new tank to be built on the saved foundation. Tank 10 was rebuilt on the site of the original burned unit at the refinery.
Death of William Amasa Lewis aged 69 at his daughter’s Terre Haute home after a brief illness. Civil War veteran of Co G 70th Minors, longtime Terre Haute police officer. Survived by widow two sons a daughter and brother Joseph E. Lewis. Funeral held at 2100 South First Street Wednesday morning.
Word reached Judge D B Miller in Casey on Wednesday that his 20 year old son Theron Miller shot himself in Springfield Ohio. He left home four weeks earlier for a job in Muncie Indiana and sent for fifteen dollars before his death. No cause is given. Mrs Martin Wilkin and daughter Elsie Grogan of Oblong visited the Wilkins and returned home Wednesday.
An advertisement highlights a table of odd suit sizes from 81 to 36 with prices from $1.98 to $4.98 and a sale on children’s knee pants suits. It promotes wool outfits from Edheimer Stein Co with extra stout clothes valued up to $3.50 and weekly discounts including $2.48 $3.48 and $4.48.
Numerous visitors and residents are noted in Marshall and surrounding towns. Names include Dulaney Fishback Finn Sheppard Prust McCoy McKinnie Shawler Poorman Burnside Mount Kerr Wheeler Dulaney Parker Ogle Ogle and many others visiting from Terre Haute Casey Paris West Union Dolson town Walnut Prairie and Gary.
The church plans morning and evening services next Sunday with a theme linked to the address in the evening program. The wording is unfinished but indicates a new sermon topic to be announced.
The text mentions white goods for diesels in apain and dots, fancies at Hugatore, a por at Lowes with pretty laces and insertions, and overstep trim. The garbled entry reads like a catalog fragment with unclear dates or places.
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