1880 1907 Republican Primary Notices and Sheriff Candidacy
A fragmented collection of old notices announces political campaigns and nominations. It lists candidates including Charles steat of Casey township for sheriff, and George Morgan of Clarshall as sheriff candidate, with references to the Republican primary and September election.
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Charles
Steat
Casey Township
Sherts
Tite Botton
George Morgan
Clarshall
Clark
Advance Farm Schedule Prompts Farmers for Census Prep
Government urges farmers to prepare advance wood for pencils and copies ahead of the census. Officials explain this form collects farm operator details and household data, with instructions to complete questions in advance to speed enumeration.
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Phthcock
Cruitaeraters
Mattae
United Stree
Rao
Convention Notes and Timber Testing Initiatives in 1900s Era
The Melrose Township Republican convention is planned for March 1 at Deeds Implement Store to nominate township tickets and transact other business. A York Towne convention follows March 19 to address party matters and potential dates for campaigns. Separately, a collaboration with the Department of Agriculture and pencil manufacturers outlines testing of wood species from national forests for pencil use, including cedar varieties and junipers, with forest service support to assess suitability and maintain testing records.
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Melrose Township
Republiccof Covention
Deeds Dimplement
Department of Agriculture
Port Orord
Maine
Forest Service
Farm leaders consider raisin to matoes plan in Clark county
In Clark county farmers are urged to back a new investment proposal tying raisin to mato es with a potential money gain. Local figures discuss a candidate linked to the effort and the idea gains popular support as Nash contemplates involvement and party alignment.
Pythian Theatre Show Promises Evening Reel Features
Pythian Theatre presents a Saturday program with two reels of motion pictures and two songs. The setup includes dim lighting and views of two complete showers. Show starts at 8 15.
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Evers
Dimrelon
Views
For Rent Two Farms With Immediate Possession
Property rental notice listing two farms available for rent with immediate possession. Contact T W Clark for details about terms and location.
Fire devastates Ferm house. contents saved
A fire swept a property known as Ferm Fire e house causing extensive damage while the home owner reports the building was insured. No injuries were noted and neighbors assisted in the evening blaze.
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Bey Licks
Til
Standfield pool viability in Lawrence county Iowa field
In Illinois field development slows as wells lag in completion, with Standfield pool west of Lawrenceville showing initial promise but later erratic results. FEN Gillespie's Standfield 2nd and Martin farm 1st wells lack production, four wells already completed with two at 200 barrels, two others disappointing, three more near sand and crucial for the pool's future.
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Lawrence County
Lawrenceville
Fen Gillespie
Standfield Farm
J.C. Donne
Martin Farm
Standfield
Cory
Stock Breeders At Champaten Appointment In Vitersa
A committee was appointed to oversee stock breeding at Champaten in Vitersa. The notice invites interested parties to attend a session at the old Supreme Court building in Marshall Illinois on March 10, 1910. The document names Samuel C. Brann and others, notes debts and legal actions, and requests attendance for proceedings by Marshall County authorities.
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Champaten
Vitersa
Local Visitors and Family News from Clarksville
Clarksville notes report Clarksville Will Combs of Paris visiting Saturday. Mrs Nellie Brossman of California visits her mother Mrs Shad Thomas. The Allan Claypool sale drew a good crowd last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lew Stephenson were Marshall visitors Saturday. H Duncan and family moved to the Johnson farm on Mill Creek. George Coons of Indiana visits his mother Mrs Juda Coons. Mr and Mrs Roy Miller of Green Moss visit relatives nearby last Friday. Lawrence Zimmerly and wife of Paris Homer Brossman and wife of Auburn and Charles Allridge and mother of Vermillion visited Will Findley Sunday.
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Will Combs
Paris
Nellie Brossman
California
Shad Thomas
Allan Claypool
Lew Stephenson
Marshall
H. Duncan
Johnson Farm
Mill Creek
George Coons
Indiana
Juda Coons
Roy Miller
Green Moss
Lawrence Zimmerly
Homer Brossman
Auburn
Charles Allridge
Vermillion
Will Findley
Social notes from Worthington and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson visited Thos Cullop in Worthington Indiana. Pat and Jay Carrington of Lawrence Wade were here. Mounda Holiday is ill. John Mechir and son near East St voted nearby. Robison visited West York with Poon Weyness. Reynalis attends Valparaiso University. Sarah Munk home from Grayville. Rodney Bell works for State Highway Commission in Sparmyfield. Mrs Kile of Anderson visiting Buckner. Nichols Brothers buy local livery stable. Merchants busy. town crowded Saturday. Mrs John Dix and Mrs Adam Willer visited on Friday. Life and family visited Peter Rong near Trimble. Charles Butler moved to Kebey police area. Athey bought John Fair property. Guy Hager moved to Reolian Lindsey property. Paris Burch moved to Dokhomen t property. John Donelson's home hosting a musical social. West York wreck Saturday night.
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Albert Johnson
Worthington
Ind
Thos
Pat
Jay Carrington
Lawrence Wade
Valparaiso
Lund
Vis- Woodtome
Tolks
Mass Sarah Munk
Grayville
Rodney Bell
Sparmyfield
Omim
Kile
Anderson Township
C. EB. Buckner's
Nichols Brothers
John Dix
Adam Willer
Hutsonville
Eter Rong
Trimble Suns
Charles Butler
Kebey
Athey
John Fair
Possesedan
Guy Hager
Reolian Lindsey
Paris Burch
John Donelson
Lovnal
West York
Local visitors and moving notices from town
Auburn residents Mr and Mrs Charles Dick were business visitors in Neadmore this week. JW Wallace of Murphy Morgan Lumber moved his saw mill to the Allen Irwin farm east of town. Joe Payne and family moved to Terre Haute for work. Cap Shade and wife Marshall visited Sunday. Preaching and Sunday school scheduled with invites. Farmers busy with upcoming crops. C C Vangilder returned from Lawrenceville. George A Barrett and wife Marshall visitors. Clara Morgan visited Mrs W C Barlow. Lulu Pittenger closed a successful school term. Forest Smith to teach spring term starting early April.
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Charles Dick
Neadmore Monthis
JW Wallace
Murphy Morgan Lumber Company
Allen Irwin
Joe Payne
Terre Haute
Cap Shade of
Marshall
C. C. Vangilder
Lawrenceville
George A Barrett
Clara Morgan
W.C Barlow
Lulu Pittenger
Forest Smith
Local Social Notes From Marshall Area
Sassafras Mrs George Hall shows improvement. Denison teacher Miss Constance Batson begins spring term. Mr and Mrs Jay Swern of Marshall visit Mrs Swern’s parents J J Tobias and wife. Miss Lilly Wyrick stays with Tessie Hall’s family. Rev D W English and Mrs English of Paris visit Mrs M English over Sunday. Omar Halliwgs travels to Terre Haute on business. Melville and Mrs Fawley visit relatives at Livingston Sunday. Mrs Martha and Mrs Anna Froesythe attend church at Oliver Sunday. Farmers sowing. Dorman Forsythe and Mell Fawley tile work. Some residents attend court in Marshall. George Jones, buyer of Thompson farm, moves onto it. Charlies English Jr transacts business in Marshall. Roads are good. Mail carrier delivers by bicycle.
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George Hall
Constance Batson
Dennison
Jay Swern
Marshall
Swarn
J. J. Tobias
Lilly Wyrick
Lower Wabash
Tessie Hall
D. W. English
English
Paris
M. English
Omar Halliwgs
Terre Haute
Melville
Mrs
Marriages Recorded In Martinsville Area
Marriage licenses issued include Jesse Robert Crat of Martinsville wed to Elsie Edith Beobeut of Auburn. Also listed are Henry Strongerberg of Lebanon Missouri and Julia Sunderson of Martusevane. Additional entries name Haarbo Wonet and Grae Gauib, plus Jobe Spangler and Lena Dane.
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Jesse Robert Crat
Martinsville
Elsie Edith Beobeut
Auburn
Henry Stronberger
Lebanon
Julia
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Clark County
Cosa Real
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Mr Nish
Pythian Theatre
T. W. Clark
Utae
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Samuel C. Brann
Jeas Johnson
Deans Walter
Jess Joba
John R
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Mhaliincaid
Ilinois
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Aplainanta
Clarksville
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