County Officials and Court Terms from 1909 Proceedings
Historical roll lists county officers and deputies including judge, clerk, sheriff, treasurer, coroner, surveyor, and masters in chancery. It notes circuit court terms in March June September and regular county court terms, plus primary election notices for Circuit Judge and local offices with party nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Snavely
Fredenberower
T Martiner
Jinan Emerson
Edward Emerst Terasurer
J W Lewin
AM Tarman
John Davison
Jesse Gallatin
Schuala
Mendurang
The Tariff Debate Mirrors Political Motives
The Indianapolis Delusion argues that removing Tariff politics is impossible as Congress and the Tariff itself are inherently political. It says members vote for local and influential interests, not for objective information from commissions, so an ideal tariff commission cannot guide Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Congress
Conynas
Flo
Tan
Curated Sporting News Emphasizes Accuracy and Depth
The article extols the reliability of the The Chien Record-Wervaldia and the Sun Day Record-Herald sporting department. A large staff provides four full pages of athletic coverage including baseball, horse racing, football, and other sports with telegraph updates and illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chien Record-Wervaldia
Sear
Uas
Record-Herald Tan
Steelf—H
Telegraph
Inc
Record-Herald
Re elect Senator Hopkins bidder of state interests
The piece argues for Hopkins reelection to advance tariff legislation and protect Illinois as an industrial, populous state. It asserts losing deadlock would weaken representation and that Hopkins, with long service in commerce and finance committees, is uniquely suited to influence tariff policy and state needs in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Winols
Whinols
Pennsylvania
New York
Woods
Tintem
Sinatar Hopkins
House of Representatives
Pune
Dingley Lew Ye
House
Senate
Llogekine
Trenthee
Walt Walte
Ureig Totonath
Uoykins
Commi'tee Se Commerce Viel Haa
Ameriegs
Allison
Wecchtneton
Chicago
Untitled Railroad Schedule Fragment From Old Issue
Fragmentary schedule details show station times and dotted notes for various routes. Names appear garbled but indicate multiple departures and arrivals with times like 6:34 a m and 5:38 p m.
Fragments From A Local Card Page Incomplete Reading
A damaged page fragment shows partial time card and event notes with unreadable names and places. Readers are left with scattered timestamps and cryptic lines indicating schedules or race times without full context or clear outcomes.
Real Estate Transfers Across Marshall and Martinaville
A compilation of property transfers and deeds dated 1917 listing buyers sellers and parcels in Marshall Martinaville and nearby towns. Notable entries include Frank McNary acquiring lands from Wattrasty Drips et al and Jacob Fraker receiving lands from Frank M Nary. several parcels sold for amounts like 517 and 16 400 with various dates and locations such as Mary M Cole to C Cole and Samuel Ro Etladwe to George Buhler. The list names numerous grantors grantees and subdivision notes across multiple townships including Westfield and Caney with dates ranging through November and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycol
Fimker Et al
Frank Mc Nary
Frank M+ Nary
Jacob Fraker
Saint
Svivia Mrahaos
Doe
Willams
Lot
Goth
Orig
Marshall
Jobe Renner
Li Talley
Marchatlin
Mary M Cole
C Cole
Samuel Ro
George Buhler
Jones
Arherald
Blarshall
Aw See
Meade Sharpe
Samuel TH Scudder
Sern
Martinaville
Sonoo
Dacol Miller
Wm Miller
Williama
Jamen Rensor
Lafferty
Edward Allen
Garrett White
Stoke Town
Westfield
Norman Hennett
Lewin R
H C. Rein
Perry
Casey
Gan
Local Notes on Visitors and Visits
Lou Doll returned Woodnesday from a trip through Florida. John Hancock of Casey was in the city Monday. Mrs Abe Schumacher was in Terre Haute last week visiting her son Edgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Doll
Florida
John, Hancock
Casey
Abe Schumacher
Terre Haute
Edgar
Revival closes at Hickory Chapel with fifty conversions
Rev T C Bailiff wrapped up his revival meeting at Hickory Chapel on Thursday yielding about fifty conversions. The item also notes a round of family visits and social events in West York including birthdays and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Bailiff
Hickory Chapel
Maggie Ryerson
Oberlin
Ohio
Nannie Bradbury
Chicago
Albert Bradbury
Irma Lindley
Portland
Oregon
Bell Wetherer
Robinson
West York
Community Notes From Auburn and Vicinity
Auburn James Hurst and family visit friends in West Terre Haute. Martinsville’s G W Byram attended the quarterly meeting. Hurley Vench visited Danville. Mrs Elisha Moss of Casey visits sister and friends. Albert Mapes of Oakland visits Aus burn and vicinity. Henry Ryan returns near Philo for summer work. Mrs G A Barrett and Mrs Gov Brandenstein visit Marshall. Albert Curts of Oklahoma visits. John Cole moves to county infirmary. keeps inmates contract. Local sickness noted. doctors busy. Weaver Payne and Charley Ragan to Terre Haute for car shops work. Jesse Bradley injured hand. several from here go to court this week. Elisha Hurst sick this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hurst
West Terre Haute
G. W. Byram
Martinsville
Hurley Vench
Danville
Elisha Moss
Casey
Caleb Ragan
Albert Mapes
Oakland
Coles County
Ausburn
Kenry Ryan
W. C. Barlow
Philo
Champaign County
Weaver Payne
Charley Ragan
Terre Haute
Jesse Bradley
Mr. Moore
W. H. Bradley
J. M. Mellrath
Elisha Hurst
Local visits and family news from Marshall area
West Union Mrs John Weir and Ora of Marshall visited relatives Monday and Tuesday. Chas Rogers of Fairfield staying with friends. Carey Marvin and wife spent Sunday at West York with daughter Mrs C D Harrington. Rev Thomas Brown of Indiana to preach at Friends church on June 6 7. J Weir conducts town lot sale with many lots sold. Wolney Mount opens a glove factory in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Spraker
Terre Maute
West York
Anderson
West Union
Clarence Mount
Carey Marvin
C. D. Warrington
C. S. Buckner
Nelson Clark
Albert
John Bradbury
T. C. Balliff
West York Cemetery
John Weir
Ora of
Marshall
Chas, Rogers
Fairfield
C. D. Harrington
P. E. Read
S. W. Weir
R. L. Denham
Thomas Brown
Indiana
Friends Church
Jo Walker
Weatfield
Santford Walker
J. Weir
Wolney Mount
Marble shop prep and institute note mourns veteran death
Preparations for building a marble shop occupied the area while an institute met Friday afternoon and night with much enjoyment of Mr. Moser’s work. F. M. Sheets of Walnut Prairie died Tuesday after a lingering illness, leaving a widow and several children. he was a Civil War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
F. M. Sheets
Walnut Prairie
Sheets
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Moves
Spiketown resident Miss Selma Bierbaum visits Red Man friends. Dick McCarty and family plan to move to the Norton farm this week. Mrs. Joe Steele of Marshall visits her mother Mrs. Mathews. Mrs. E Eckle returns from Robinson with niece Miss Lizzie Padgett. Miss Eva Honderich spends a week in Marshall with grandmother Mrs. M Honderich. Selma Bierbaum Belvin Honderich and Ethel McDaniel visit Bessie Vaughn. Dayton Irwin and Stella Irwin leave to work away. Master Floyd Richey is very poorly. Mr and Mrs David Irwin welcome a baby girl weighing 15 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Bierbaum
Redman
Dick McCarty
Norton Farm
Joe Steele
Marshall
Mathews
E. Eckle
Robinson
Lizzie Padgett
Eva Honderich
Ana
M. Honderich
Bel Via Honderich
Gussie Gibson
Dayton Irwin
Prairie
Stella Irwin
George Magon
Floyd Richey
Belvin Honderich
Ethel McDaniel
Bessie Vaughn
David Irwin
Homer A Sick Child Improves at Home
A small child of Will Ax is very sick but improving. Social notes report Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson visiting Ed Cooper of Parker last Wednesday. Various locals nurse news of visits and humble farm tasks as community life unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ax
Homer Johnson
Ed Cooper
Parker
G. M. Wilson
Springfield
Ohio
Josie Husted
Will Berkley
Bayard Cleaver
Nellie Husted
Terre Haute
Mable Buckle
Abe Snyder
Auburn
Ernest Brossman
Will Kendall
Myrtle
Jessie
Clint Cleaver
Will Brosman
Protracted Meeting Attendee Called to Funeral
Asbury Rev Hess assisting Rev D W English in the pro tracted meeting was called away to the funeral of his mother in law and will not return. A Crawford and wife of McKeen spent Friday with daughter Mrs Frank Tobias. Mrs Judy Coons staying with Mr and Mrs Floyd Tobias. Grace Coons and Goldin Hyler were guests of Lila Caldwell Sunday. Mable Snedeker and Minnie Travoli of Marshall spent weekend with their parents Mrs C Forsyte and daughter Mrs O A Pointdexter were guests of Mrs Floyd Tobias Thursday. Everett Hedges and wife spent Sunday with the latter's parents Nelson Campbell and wife. Al Don and family were guests of Geo Caldwell and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Hess
D. W. English
A. Crawford
McKeen
Frank Tobias
Judy Coons
Floyd Tobias
Grace Coons
Goldin Hyler
Lila Caldwell
Mable Snedeker
Minnie Travoli
Marshall
C. Forsyte
O. A. Pointdexter
Everett Hedges
Nelson Campbell
al Don
Geo. Caldwell
Local Socials and Church Notice from Marshall Area
Miss Lyla Roags ill and Miss Olive Caldwell of Marshall visited friends here. Blanche Williams hosted visitors Saturday in Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Will English of north of Marshall visited Esta Arbuckle family. Don Stover of Stringtown visited Edgar Williams. Rev. Thomas Walters of Potters Hall held a Grace Chapel service. The K K K met with Blanche and Edgar Williams Friday evening with music games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyla Roags
Olive Caldwell
Marshall
Blanche Williams
Will English
North of Marshall
Esta Arbuckle
Don Stover
Stringtown
Edgar Williams
Thomas Walters
Potters Hall
Grace Chapel
Blanche
Local Names Listed in Tax Docket
A fragmented list of names appears in a tax docket or notice, featuring individuals such as James and Realela Siver, Tohn and Lana Schotts, Gertrude G. Moore, and others, with affiliations to townships like Anderson and Douglas. The document references multiple households and a few gendered identifiers, indicating a regional public notice or genealogical roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pene James
Realela Siver- Tas Tohn
Lana Schotts
Anderson
Perty
Stale Whitson
Westf
Earnert Tof
Gertrude G. Moore
F. Andarkes
Mima Myers
Douglas
Cynthia P. Whiteheed
Bennett
Morris T. Huddieston
Otto
Elva S. Phillips
Ray
Ella R. Smith
Albert M
Mayme J. Yost
and . Howe
Siri
Floyd
Bessie G
Hughes
Roe
Bertha Welsh
Orange
Orange To.—Zirl * |“ Henry and Martha C. Shaffner, Martinsville— All Roscoe
Howard
Jeena Myrtle
Ele
D. Mesker
Farm youth and urban pull threaten national prosperity
The article argues farm to city migration harms national growth. It cites Bryan and Roosevelt on farm life value, cites education and policy needs, and proposes incentives and infrastructure like rural delivery and telephone use to keep farm families engaged. It notes Western Electric efforts and cites regional farm earnings and acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
North Central States
South Central States
Western Electric Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall Republican
ACORN
Republican
PY the
Acorn Publicing Company
ChLath Cee
Harshall
Glark Countyllinois
Board OF Supervisors
Eapies Anderson
Craft
J W_ Wallace
Qasey James Nash
Barwin Win Shafer
Belcon
Mike Schwartz
Douglas -Miles Lowry
Dobuson
George Orndorff
Marshall Shell Davis
Byran
Meiross Bruce D
Evans
Thomas Cooper
Darber
van Johnson
Watunk
Johu Thompson
Wosefield
J Jinkey
John Williamson
Henry A. Neal
Charleston
Cireuit
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Pravass
Revontican
Utena
Dee Oo B. Pyas
Charleataen
Kepotican Primey
Walp Ain
Marshall Township
Indianapolis
I Reliable Sporting News
Asia Tim
Neuf
St. L
M. Noit
Mooin
Novi St. L
Nothace
St.l
Marfi
Aun
Neo
Yodo
Neilaa m
Rachael Conneret
W A. Fusonthik
Woo
Meantel
John W Huckabee
Ain County
Annea Mathews
Anson
Arah FE Hill
Arthur Hill
Reicharts
Emily Prevo
C.C. Bradbury
Ninero
Anson Mathews
Agnes Mathews
Tand & Bik
Ori
Spiketown
Homer
Asbury
William Jennings Bryan
Theodores Roosevelt
America
Corymants &c
Scientific American
Yi Munn & Co
Screeter
Washington, D
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