Marshall Congregational Church Dedicates New Edifice
The Marshall Congregational Church dedicated a new building costing 24864.04 with about 4400 remaining pledged. Dedication sermon by Rev Frank G Smith of Chicago and notes on past pastors, membership, and building history highlight the event.
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Congregational Farshall
Thearry B. Dulaney
Treas
Newell
Congregational Iiding Society of Chica
Frank G. Smith
Warren Avergational Church
Prohibition Party Faces Internal Strife Over Tooley
Fragmentary telegrams from Omaha and Chicago show the Prohibition party debating leadership and strategy as Tooley departs and Woolley remains a key figure. The discussion centers on continuing prohibition while retaining the party name and identity amid organizational strain.
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Tooley
Omaha
Woolley
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Yeaterday
Resolutions of Respect for Henry A Schwancke
Marshall District Court 16 expresses sympathy to the widow and children of Henry A Schwancke. The resolutions ask for the minutes to record the tribute, a copy to the family, and publication in Marshall papers and the Court of Honor paper.
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Marshall District Court of Honor
Henry A. Schwanecke
Marshall District
Court 16
Marshall
Court of Honor
D.T. Black
B. M. Dayieoa
Rural Free Delivery Subscriptions Offered to Patrons
The Daily Globe Democrat lists delivery to rural free patrons with a daily rate and weekly and yearly options. Prices shown include 82.50 for daily delivery, 4.50 for Sunday, and multi year rates like 100 for one year and 195 for two years.
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Daily Globe Democrat
Terloe
Anita Weheibery
City Council Proceedings Regular session approves plans and hires
The council met with all aldermen present and elected Garver mayor pro tem. Reports were accepted. West side sewer expansion petition approved and added to the district. Vine Street widening instructed. Concrete sidewalk grants issued. Wabash Gas offered fuel savings. committee to investigate. Police magistrate and city officials reported fines paid. water and light collections detailed. Coal, salaries, and expenses itemized. treasurer notes funds balance. Meeting adjourned to March 7 at 7.
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Preweitt
Garver
Tarman
Prewett
Swern
West Side
South Side
Thompson
Vine Street
Thomas Craig
J. M. Callahan
South 4Th Street
Wabash Gas Company
Water and Light
Colin Lake
Water and Light Department
George Taubeneck
Anderson Convention Notice Nominating Local Officials
The Anderson township Republican Convention will meet at the town house Monday March 22 at 2 PM to nominate a Supervisor Town Clerk Assessor Collector Commissioner of Highways two Justices of the Peace two Constables one pound master and to transact other business. David Nicol Committeeman.
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Anderson Township
David Nicol
Red Men Plan Banquet After Mock Scalp Event
The article notes preparations by Red Men No. 283 under Grand Recorder H Bludorn of East St Louis to “scalp a class of fifty pale faces” on March 15 with a banquet for the warriors by the Daughters of Pocahontas lodge No 103. Thirty Seminole warriors attend a church gathering.
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Grand Recorder
H. Bludorn
East St. Louis
Pocahontas
Daily Journal offer for six weekly issues at eight dollars
An advertisement touts a six times weekly Daily Journal of Catonge and mentions Marshall Republicas for eight dollars. It claims market reports in the Journal are best in Chicago and invites readers to send $8.00 or $8.09 for a one year word rate.
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Nou
Daily Journal of Catonge
Marshall Republicas
Journal
Chicago
Circuit Court Opens Bootlegging Probe Under Judge Craig
Circuit Court opened at 1 p.m. Monday with Judge J. W. Craig presiding as he orders the grand jury to thoroughly investigate violations of liquor laws. He urges perjury charges against witnesses and cites adulterated whiskey as a danger to public safety while listing several cases on the docket.
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Craig
Grand Jury
J. W. Craig
Mattoon
Arunkeners
Lta
Two City Tickets Compete In Local Elections
City politics feature two slates headed by A R Deaner and Seymour Hurst. The first ticket drops F H Hillman for mayor due to business changes. other名 members include Arthur Poorman and William Low. The second ticket lists E D Jones and Wm Lutz plus J M Green and E M Duncan. Both tickets consist of experienced business men, with rad ical parties stirring temperance debate after last April’s election.
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F. H. Hillman
A. R. Deaner
Arthur Poorman
William Low
A. Hybarger
A. J. Garver
James Mellirath
Seymour Hurst
E. D. Jones
Wm. Lutz
E. A. Lockard
J. M. Green
E. M. Duncan
Claypool
Joseph Forbeck
Campaign for Better Teaching of Reading
The State Superintendent will lead a campaign to improve reading instruction in public schools. The State Teachers Reading Circle adopted two books as study bases: Briggs and Coffman on elementary and advanced reading. Blair will urge county superintendents to emphasize reading in institutes, meetings, and school visits.
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Icle
Briggs
Independent man laments emptiness of wealth life
A letter to the New York Times describes a man over fifty who worked all his life to gain independence, retired, and finds happiness elusive. He devotes hours to reading and exercise yet feels the dream of financial independence is an empty vanity. The March Farm Journal caption frames wealth as the feast of independence.
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New York Times
March Farm Journal
Evangelical Association Church Notices Given
Emmanuel Grand Turn extends preaching at 10 30 a m. Big Creek hosts Sunday School at 930 a m with no preaching service. Marshall church revival meetings continue through this week and part of next with three conversions and others seeking salvation. English preaching at 7 pm nightly invites public to attend by E J Nitsche.
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Evangelical Association
Emmanuel
Grand Turn
Big Creek
Marshall Church
E. J. Nitsche
Legacy of Martha Myers Donated to Martinsville Church
Mrs Martha Myers formerly Martha Jane Rosze of Martinsville died at her Bloomington Illinois home. She remembered the Church of God at Martinsville with a legacy of 1000 dollars given for the church. Converted in 1856 under Rev I E Boyer she held the church in high esteem and left the money in gratitude.
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Martha Myers
Martha Jane’Rosze
Martinsville
Bloomington
Illinois
Church of God At
I. E. Boy
Pioneer Life Insurance rolls out new low rate policy
New Life Melicy A. announces a low rate life insurance policy issued by the Pioneer Life Insurance Co of Pe kina Cr. The notice suggests this policy may be the most popular form ever offered and invites inquiries by writing to the company for fall details.
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Pioneer Life Insurance Co
Pe‘kin, Cr
Local Marriage Notices Prompt Mixed Names and Places
Marriages and licenses listed with several readable names including Nathen Geaton and Gartie Athoy. The fragmentary item appears from Martinsville area with couples and dates partially visible, showing a scheduling of marriage licenses in a local notice.
Deep Oblong field oil surge with new gusher near Ames farm
February activity in Central West crude oil fields shows limited strikes but rising new pools and acreage. In Oblong Crawford Illinois roads hinder operations, yet a deep Ames farm well near Oblong has become a gusher, flowing to pumping. Expect more deep drilling this year as promoters reengage.
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Central West
Nelda
Ohio
West Virginia
Trenton
Indiana
United States
Crawford County
Inois
Leasa
Nea
Inter
Ames
Oblong
Dedicatory Exercises at First My Church Activities
Dedicatory events at First MY Church begin Friday March 5 with organ recital and Sunday March 7 at 10 am dedication sermon by Bishop Robert McIntyre and 2:30 pm continuation and 7:30 pm sermon by Dr. Parr. Monday and Wednesday services follow with additional sermons and a reception for ladies and all invited.
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Robert McIntyre
Parr
Prince
H. C
Republican Convention in Marshall Saturday March 20
The Republican Convention will meet at the Court House in Marshall on Saturday March 20 at 2 p m to nominate a supervisor town clerk assessor sector commissioner of election justice of the peace constable poundmaster and conduct related business. The notice lists the officers to be elected and the session details.
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Marshall Township
Court House
Marshall
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