County Officers and Sheriff Nomination Notices
County officers listed include judge, deputy, surveyor, coroner, and clerk with terms and offices. Notices authorize nominating candidates Charles Short and George Mire for sheriff subject to Republican primary in September.
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Herriet Snavely
Gierk
Wievtenberger
Belvaied Braeren Treasiut
Pdeg
Aurerncata
Jeotin Hednavison
dJesne Cohlatun Superinendent
Af Schowte
Harry W Drake
Jehn Fo
Charles 5
Shortff
Cassy Cornchip
Shen
Republian
Republicans Seek Board Control In County Elections
Republicans face a tough path to a majority on the Board of Supervisors. With four Democrats and three Republicans on the current body and five Democrats plus four Republicans up for re election the GOP must win against two Democrat held township seats. First class men were nominated in all townships and a full party turnout is needed in at least several townships this spring. Countywide, party workers are united in the effort.
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Board of Supervisors
Gold production up at mines shows gains over 1908
Langermano reports at annual meeting that gold output rose by 227,000 ounces from the Watwatersrand mines with total value reaching about 6,040,000 dollars while costs and taxes consumed most of the earnings. Public library efforts advance in Casey with a new board. US fruit and nut exports total 1,916,008 dollars against imports of 34,001,042 dollars.
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Jowos
Langermano
Chaim Ceros
Jonas Nesbery
Nwa
Watwatersrand
United States
For Sale or Exchange Paying fee plant in good town
Paying fee plant in good town offered for sale or exchange. Owner has no time to devote to the business and it will be sold cheap with reasonable terms. Traveling man tricks grocery trade with exploding order book causing merriment in town. Exports of wheat from the United States to Canada totaled 92,080,082 bushels for the year with 17 percent in four, compared to a past year. Mrs. Ellen Farley injured in a fall in Pimento Indiana is hospitalized with daughter Jennie McNutt. Doctor Hemenway to lecture on public health April 30 at the courthouse. Reverend E M Norton to preach at the Christian church Saturday night and Sunday. Produce and Easter flowers advertised by local merchants.
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T .’. Clark
United States
Ellen Farley
Pimento
Indiana
Jennie McNutt
Archer
Howard Harlan
J B. Stout
Lawrenceville
Local Notes From Marshall Area Congregations and Visits
Auburn John Pittenger and wife visited William Wily and family Sunday. Rev J W Gammon preached here Saturday night and Sunday morning to a fairly good congregation. A Murphy was a Marshall business visitor Monday. From Irwin and family of Anderon township visited Auburn friends Sunday. Thomas Bennett was a Marshall visitor Monday. Mrs Martha Shannon of Blanco Iowa called here by family illness. John Ho Hutchens funeral attended by Grand Army Post with Rev Neal McLain delivering the sermon. Children Day services planned at MP church Sunday night March 27. Sunday School each Sunday at ten. Republicans and Democrats held a convention Saturday naming strong tickets. John H Hutchens, old soldier of 123rd Illinois, buried Friday by Marshall G A R Post. large attendance. Val Swallum of Martinsville visited Auburn Monday. Hurley Murphy and James Philips Marshall visitors Monday. Jesse Veach moved from southeast of town to Marshall. W C Barlow at Martinsville Saturday. Grandma Washburn very poorly. Mrs SFE Litteral of Indianapolis visiting Wm Washburn family. Rev Mr Shell of Nebraska visiting P F Inlow and delivered a speech last Sunday morning. Alice Gibson visiting friends near Freedom. Hazel Tingley of Freedom visiting here last week. Rev H S Reese preached at Dotson Sunday night. Abie Henderich and family dined with his parents at Marshall Sunday.
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John Pittenger
William Wily
J. W. Gammon
A. Murphy
Marshall
Irwin
Anderon
Auburn
Val Swallum
Martinsville
Hurley Murphy
James Philips
Jesse Veach
W C. Barlow
Grandma Washburn
Sfe
Indianapolis
Wm Washburn
Mr Shell
Nebraska
P.F Inlows
Alice Gibson
Freedom
Hazel Tingley
H. S. Reese
Dotson
Abie Henderich
Rhilda Hatton
Arcola
F. G. Hasten
Famil
Barney Hammond
P i Dodd
C. W. Cornwell
Hugush Bros
Roscoe Cornwell
Bruce D. Evans
J F. Ralston
P. C. Hasten
West York
Hasten
York
P. F. Dodd
Terre Haute
English Bros
West Union
LL Trump
Auttinville
Wm. Smith
Joseph Hedges
Munday
Hutsonville
Elizabeth Snavely
Fred Crumline
West Union Spring
Otto Cornwell
Kickapoo
Axiom “Spivey
Jackson Lenard
C W. Cornwell
J H. Edwards
Murder at Beach House in Tuscola claims Cutwright wife
In Jasper county a man named Cutwright of St Marie killed his wife at the Beach House in Tuscola on Thursday night. He followed her after she left a drinking husband and persuaded her to return home before the fatal shot. The coroner ruled the death a murder with evidence of premeditation. The Beach House is owned by Mayor Seymour Hurst.
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Cutwright
St. Marie
Jasper County
Tuscola
Lauthers
Zina Cutwright
Oscar Mill
Beach House
Seymour Hurst
Sam Baird fires vaudeville troupe over rottenness
Sam Baird of Sambo discipline infers clean show ethics after tying a can to a late Saturday night act and firing a dog show. Shelburn Enterprise notes supporters back his stance against patrons being imposed upon in Stelburn, a town prone to stunts.
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Sam Baird
Stelburn
Sam
Shelburn Enterprise
Ladies of the Second Ward Dinner at First M E Church
The Ladies of the second ward announce a dinner at the First M E Church on Saturday March 26 with price two cents.
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Second Ward
MFE
March weather and rural notes in Melrose township
Local notes report unusually fine March weather aiding wheat and pasture, Oat sowing underway with large acreage planned. Farm activity includes timber fire, barns under construction, and spring political assemblies. Several residents travel to nearby towns for work, health concerns, or examinations as spring nears.
Publication Notice in Clark County Illinois Probate Suit
State of Illinois Clark County Court of Clark County to the April Term 1910 Cary Marvin administrator of Samuel C Brann deceased vs Isabell Brann James W Brann Dewis BE Layton Melissa Brann John R Brann Alice Brann etc. petition to sell real estate to pay debts for the east fifty four acres of the north half of the northeast quarter section 22 9 11 west. A summons issued returnable April 4 1910 Marshall Illinois. The unknown heirs of Samuel C Brann must appear or a decree will be entered per the petition. Marshall Illinois March 10 1910 W Fredenberge Clerk Everett Connelly Complainant Solicitor.
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State OF Illinois
Clark County
Cary Marvin
Samuel C. Brann
Isabell Brann
James W. Brann
Dewis BE. Layton
Mellissa Brann
John R. Brann
Alice E
George Brann
Georgiana Brann
Walter Johnson
William Johnson
Jens Johnson
Frank Cole
L. Cole
Samuel C. Bran
Jewis
Layton Melissa Brann
John R Brann
Alice B.ann George Brann
Walter Jonnaun
Samuel C. J.rann
Illnoi
Court House
Marshall
Illinois
Lewis E. Layton
Meiiss Hrann
Alice Brann
Jess Johnson
Ilinois
W. Fredenberge
Everett Connelly
Community Notices From Clarksville Area
Reports list residents visiting relatives and working nearby last week. Chas Wieland carpentered in Grandview. Mrs Morgan and Mary Morgan from Auburn visited Amos Morgan Friday. Miss Bessie Thomas serves as telephone girl at Hughes switchboard. Juda Coons is worse. Cecil Turner from East Liberty visited his sister Mrs America Johnson. Emily Hackney is poorly. Will Melton was in Clarksville Saturday.
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Clarksville
George Clay Pool
Chas Wieland
Grandview
Morgan
Mary Morgan
Auburn
Amos Morgan
Bessie Thomas
Hughes Switch Board
Juda Coons
Cecil Turner
East Liberty
America Johnson
Emily Hackney
Will Melton
Local Notes From Choctaw Area And Nearby Towns
Weather continues fine as residents report visits and moves. Miss Grace Jackson of Shelbyville visits relatives. Miss Cora Jackson returns from Marshall. Enoch Wyrick and wife visit from Marshall. Curt Gard and family plan to move back to Terre Haute farm. Nancy Walters returns from Terre Haute with son Tom. Babe Miller visits Enoch Wyrick. McNutt and Cook sell shoe store to Rhoads and Lynn with goods shipped to Oak Park. firm praises sale and stock quality.
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Grace Jackson
Shelbyville
Cora Jackson
Marshall
Enoch Wyrick
Hatton
Curt Gard
Terre Haute
Ind
Nancy Walters
Tom
Babe Miller
McNutt
Cook
Rhoads and
Lynn
Oak Park
Real Estate and Personal Property Lower Rates At Post Office
Real estate and personal property rates are noted as the lowest in years at the post office. The notice mentions B. F. Johnson securing funds and a focus on favorable terms for property and personal belongings.
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B. F. Johnson
Poce
Mar
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