Republican party race notices filed in Clark County
Fragmented campaign notices announce multiple candidacies for sheriff, county treasurer, county clerk, and representative from the 31st Senatorial district. Names include Chaete 2 Short of Caney, George Collnauf, John Jake, D B K Mile, in filings for the September primaries and related offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jake
Caney
Denworath Cami
Hollenbeck
Hess
Hens Settember
BK Mile
Casey
Ohio Oil leases large tract for rapid drilling near town
Ohio Oil company leases 2000 acres at town limits and plans immediate drilling. If a well is not found by a set depth the site may be considered dry, with wells to be drilled every sixty days. Company agrees to pay royalties if conditions delay drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Company
Jess Tains
Casey Com
Delinquent Tax Sale Conducted With Limited Bids
The delinquent tax sale occurred on a May day forenoon with light bidding and about 26 percent of the property sold. Railroads’ properties sale was postponed upon attorney request, reflecting a smaller, tentative auction. Porches and furniture advertised by Bubeck & Gallagher. Marion Bradshaw departed Sunday for CentraIiaI to take a drug clerk position.
Conversion Tale of a Home Invasion and Quiet Marriage
A narrator recalls a distant visit to a remote ranch where violence, coercion, and a community of criminals loomed. He describes the tense night inside John Murphy’s base of operations, a tense escape plan, and a marriage that followed years later as he hides from past crimes and asserts a new life with the woman who owned the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Els
Charrcter
Listenea
The Old Clothes Man Delivers Hopeful Reunion Story
An elderly clothes seller reflects on delivering a crucial letter that spurs a reconciled reunion. A divorced couple, warned by post office staff, reunite at a later wedding witnessed by the letter carrier and their smiling children.
Community Notes On Local Visits And Health
All mothers invited to attend religious services this Sunday morning. Belvin Houderick returns from Urbana with family, after excursion last Friday. Stella Irwin working in Marshill. Mrs H Bierbaum called to Reine for daughter's illness. Rev Harry Reese missed appointment at Friceodsnip and Dolson. Grandmother Washburne able to sit up. Sick in area improving. Mills of Lawrence county visit by sister-in-law. George Bierbaum and wife visited Chas Stover family in Stringtown. Minnie Bedwell visited Allen Irwin. A crowd of Marshall girls attended prayer meeting here last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gaba
Dan
Friceodsnip
Dolson Aundsy
Washburne
Noice
M. M. Mills
Lawrence County
George Bierbaum
Chas Stover
Stringtown
Minnie Bedwell
Marshall
Allen Irwin
Children s day exercises and farm notes from local area
Readable fragments describe children attended services at Mary Sunde and Den nison on Sunday with Miss Agnes and Mrs Cain among guests. Farmers busy plowing corn and reed for hay. Local residents Mrs Wyrich, Mrs Walker, Mrs Miller reported health, visits to Marshall, Union, Hatton, and Hatton area social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sunde
Ora High
Ohio
Enoch Wyrich
Tom Walker
Babe Miller
John Wolf
Marshall
Ray Davison
Ella McCollum
Union
Judie Jeff Brewster
Okel
Hatton
Summer Weather and Local Gatherings Highlight Clarksville
Residents note warm weather as James Richey and wife visit Kan sam neighbors. John Wieland returns from Charleston Normal school to spend time with family. Large crowd attends Greun Moes and Clarkville M E church children’s day services. William Hutchins funeral draws many locals. Clarence Goekler recovery seen as arm injury from a motor engine improves. Misses McIlrath and Martha Hurst sing at Green Moss children’s day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Richey
Kansam
Bradley Babcock
John Wieland
Charleston Normal School
Greun Moes
Clarkville M. E
William Hutchins
Charles Lutz
F Pari
Cred
Wieland
Oluay
Clarence Goekler
Misses McIlrath
Martha Hurst
Auburn
Green Moss
First Speech by Joe Cannon Recalled at Hackett's Grove
Capt M A Ewing recalls Joseph Cannon then a Tuscola lawyer delivering his first political remarks near Hackett's Grove in 1800. The tale includes Sunday school at Rork's farmhouse and a melodeon playing daughter, with Cannon later prominent as Speaker and congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A Ewing
Neppa
Joseph G. Cannan
National House of Nepressuntatives
Ewing
Hackett
Joe Cannon
Rork
Hackett’s Grove
Joseph G. Cannon
Capt. Ewing
Congress
Auburn Visitors and Local Improvements Highlight Auburn News
A parade of visitors stops in Auburn including Miss Allice Gilbert from Martinsville Mrs Robert Buckle of West Union and Abraham Pittinger of Marshall. Lawrence Hurst returns from home visit and travels to Bloomington Indiana. Ogden O Hair of Paris arrives for Sunday School work. Jacob Coons from West Terre Haute visits Pennell family as cancer worsens. Local Methodists repair and paint their church while Van R. R. adds a box car at Adenmore Station for resident convenience. Dr G W Roland of Martinsville visits Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allice Gilbert
Martinsville
Our Town
Robert Buckle
West Union
W. H. Bradley
Abraham Pittinger
Marshall
John Pittinger
John H. McCoy
Zanesville
Ohio
W. C. Barlow Lawrence Hurst
H. G. Hurst
Blomington
Indiana
Ogden O'Hair
Paris
Jacob Coons
Weat
Terre Haute
W. T. Pennell
Van
R. R
Adenmore
Auburn
G. W. Roland
Local Harvest Notes and Family Visit Share Seasonal Details
York farmers report clover hay being put up and wheat cutting active with threshing prices seen to range from 85 to 100 cents per bushel. Corn looks good but the harvest pauses work until later. Mrs Newman hosts Miss Myers from Lawrenceville as Miss Lillian Newman teaches music with six pupils.
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W. R. Newman
Births and property transfers in early 1910 records
The item lists births on May 1 1910 to multiple couples in Marshallton and surrounding areas with names like Mastin Cunningham and Irene Higgins, plus several June and June/July birth notes. It then transitions to deed transfers including Wakesaies Vsl Maer Nay and buyers such as Joseph and Masthe Ellen Gut, Martha A. Weed to Kate Wood, and Ham Hacker to Seymour Hurst with parcel descriptions and section references.
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R. Swanes
Charles A Fen
A. Baker
Deahem
Martha A. Weed
Kate Wood
Mask
Alice Mull
Resese
Saane
Inbal
Ham Hacker
Seymour Hurst
Bai
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Eo Argue
COHN
Clark County
Lina
Vosterlice
Redenberg
Martin
Milas
Ony
Vivete
Shlriee
Enoche
Ariel
Andere
Sherif
George Collnauf
Westtied
Chorizen
Iwa
Ahery
Arthur Tamannits
Hessarini
Oma Sapae
Superveer Board OF Supervisors
Time Expressa Antteren
Crau Ut
Sitan Elledge
James Nash
Darwin Win Shafer
Db Dalson
Mike Schwartz
Dre Douglas
Charlen Mallen
Li Johnson
Nathan Beeson
Watt Marahail
L G Archer
Wait Martinville
Byram K. Dele
Biel Wae
Bea Wit Bee
Orange - Theta Ceeqguet
Bubeck & Gallagher
W S. Spotts
Hook
Crawford
Marion Bradshaw
Centralian
Tadele
Thehieney
Pete Barnickel
Cotosa de Redident
Seth
Phe
Alwass
Witpwnsen
Wwe
Wag
Spiketown
Clarksville
Uncle Joe
Ill
York
ATW
Mastin and
Lissle Codding- Marshall
Ton oYeek W
Amanda A. Cunningham
Daerwis
Tone
Thomas
Irene Higgins
Marshall Wd
Une
Roy O
Edna Claypool
Homer and
Joy Ren
John G
Maxie Treet
Bolen
Jodie
Gertrude M
John
Cora E. Morgan
Anderson
Joseph
Masthe
Ellen Gut
Bart
Dalay Nicholeon
Dolson
Seth Husted
Kelle Jeffersot
Rebecca L. Buckner
M. B. Mawkina
W. E. Hawkins
Bens
Slurgeon
Big Fone Vem Yard
I. Il
LATOR
Guardian
Lew Arsmall
Hlinees
Justice OF the Peace
Eal Eviate
North Side
Court House Square
Peng
Illinois
W. T. Howensee
Marshall House
Marshall Illinois
Jones
Nutchison
Warshall
Davison
Prewett's Drug Store
Rotice
Wattacheien
Chancert State OF Illinois
Clark Coun Pa
Daniel Quick
Asary
John nAirAd
Birestar
Shehissa Emmbeme
Hamilton
H. M. Dewey
Ligeaseo
Res
Prone
Wabath
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