County Officers Listed for Court Terms and Officials
A list of county officials is published including Judge Vershel Snavely, W Fredenberger as deputy, Edward Emerson as deputy, W T Martin as deputy, J W Lewis as treasurer, A M Tarman as deputy, John H Davison as sheriff, Jesse Gallatin as deputy, Larry W Drake as superintendent of schools, Will C Howell as surveyor, Sol Handy as financier, Everett Connelly as attorney, and Lucy Ulahop as court reporter. The county court convenes first Monday of March and September for probate business, with regular sessions on second Monday in January and first Monday in June and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vershel Snavely Gork
Fredenberger
Wm T Martin Ir Chlremttlerk
van Emerson
Edward Emerson
J W Lewis
A_M ‘Tarman
John H Davison
Jesse Gallatin
Schoola
Larry W Drake
Iveyor
John F Lafferty
Martinaville Ner
Will C. Howell
Martinaville
Sol Handy
Gtates
Everett Connelly
Mias
Lucy Ulahop
Marie
Great Fear Conven
Suse
Pr Sbate
Oorma
Protectionist faith in tariffs stated by Sherman pledge
A historical quotation asserts that while protectionists defend American wages and living standards, they support international tariff revision to meet changing conditions. It emphasizes that tariff changes should be made by friends of protection, fulfilling a campaign promise by President Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaerie
Pete
Sherman
Paper making drains U S forest land despite mills rise
An entertaining warning by J. Kins in a metropolitan paper reports 71 U S wood pulp factories using 3 646 000 cords of wood valued at 28 000 007 dollars. Deforestation totals 660 000 acres yearly. spruce and poplar supply two thirds of timber. Spruce split between sulphite pulp and grinding. caustic soda mainly used to reduce poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kins
United States
Rhode Island
Bribe Prohibition Tightened as Legislature Sets Penalties
Historical report notes debates on bribery laws in the General Assembly. It cites sections establishing fines up to 5000 dollars and long penalties for bribery of judges, jurors, and officers, emphasizing that tampering with lawmakers poses greater danger than other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Capler
Watliam Levaner
Sectron
General Assembly
Audi
Waleooe -Cen
Astate
Wes
New York Central Publishes Adirondack Canoeing Guide
The New York Central issued a detailed free folder for canoeing in the Adirondacks. It includes color maps and information on routes guides boats and more for tourists and visitors. requests should be sent to H J Rhein General Passenger Agent Big Four Route Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondacks
New Yorks Central
H.J. Rhein
Big Four
Cincinnati
Ohio
Local visitors and a bicycle accident in Clarksville area
Clarksville residents hosted relatives from Livingston Terre Haute and Auburn during the weekend. Several social visits occurred in St Louis and Marshall while Chas Wieland Jr. broke a bone in his arm returning from church after a bicycle fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Run Black
Livingston
Lula Babcock
Mes Chas Geckler
Terre Haute
Sam Morgan
Auburn
Amos Morgan
Mise Reeseie Deongins
Will Wallis
Marshall
Charles Wieland
David Hughes
Charley Graham
Exie
St Louis
Chas
Wieldand Jr
Rivalry and Romance End as Nurse Becomes Fiancé
A curate Mr Meeks wins both rivals Miss Diana Parker and Miss Dinsmore through a hospital illness and convalescence. The two churchwomen competed by clever schemes to gain his attention, but he ultimately introduces his nurse fiancé at a church sociable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecourse
Dilunn Parker
Meeks
Chareh
Misa Dinsmore
Miss Parker
Mr Meeks
Community News From Au burn and Martinsville Township
Correspondence reports paint work by Alva Mappins of Martinsville. Au burn district hires Forest E Smith as principal and Thomas Johnson as primary teacher. Local visits include Hipsman from Ludley and John Repost from Marshall. School notes, church appointments, wells contract to James Hall, corn planting, and talk of a nearby comet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaziah Murphy
Alva Mappins
Martinsville
Auburn
Forest EE Smith
Thomas Johnson
George Hipsman
Ludley
John Repost
Marshall
Ed Welsh
Terre Haute
Margaret Welsh
Sarah Vanpelt
Dolson
Martha Hurst
Charles H. Dick
Casey
Jennings Mappin
Charles E. Cunningham
Martinsville Township
G. W. Gammon
Jose Payne
Christian Murphy
John Hutching
Griffth Plowing and Planting News in Local Area
The column notes Griffith plowing and corn planting with rain scarce. The sick are improving. Grand pa Campbell is better. Mrs Gerome Hedges fell and sprained her wrist. Jake Rhoades seen nearby. Michael Moter seeks rheumatism treatment at Hot Springs. John Meekin improves there. An ice cream supper is planned at Asbury June ith. Alma Wright and a visiting friend from England were in the area. Bertha Batson of Dennison will teach the winter term. Two weddings expected soon. not much corn planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Campbell
Gerome Hedges
Jake Rhoades
Marshall
Michael Moter
John Meekin
Asbury
Young People S League
Alma Wright
Bertha Batson
Dennison
Comet sighting and social notes from Choctaw region
Reports note a Wednesday comet sighting and farmers report ample rain. Hugh White visited West Union on Tuesday. Edna Wyrick is ill. Pearl Gard returned to Terre Haute for work. Hattie Higginbotham and the Ledermans visited Nellie Blizzard. Willis Jackson is seriously ill. Bert Eckel’s daughter, recovering slowly, is mentioned along with Win Wyrick and Myrtle of Ohio visiting Enoch Wyrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh White
West Union
Edna Wyrick
Pearl Gard
Terre Haute
Hattie Higginbotham
Mary
Bertha Lederman
Nellie Blizzard
Willis Jackson
Bert Eckel
Win Wyrick
Myrtle
Ohio
Enoch Wyrick
Land for Sale in Clark and Wabash Bottoms
For sale in Clark County fifty acres at 100 dollars per acre and twenty acres in the Wabash river bottom. The property includes 200 bearing pecan trees and an unspecified area on the high second bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Wabash River
Special Assessment Notice for Marshall Illinois Improvement Plan
Marshall Illinois city council orders grading curbing and paving on Main Street Five streets and alleys with curbs to property lines. Assessments payable in ten installments at five percent interest, final hearing June 6 1910. objections may be filed before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Illinois
Main Street
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Michigan Street
Fifth Street
Locust Street
Pitt Street
Clark County
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Muir Glark Ce
Obane
Munn & Co
Scientific American
BNW & CD
New York
Washington
D.C
Clarksville
Parker
Cleare
James Hall
Linzey Mten
Denison
Charles Stillwell
Leny Marrs
Johnson
Ada Stillwell
Johnson School House
Lewis Hedges
James A. Melton
Tingley Brothers of
Griffith
W. B. Archer
Behner
Big Four Wagon Yard
Wlnnoss
R. H. Black
Law Marshall
Benson Martin
Justice OF the Peace Real Estate and Collections
Office Worth
Court Mouse Square
W. T. Howtenseck
Marshall House
Marshall Illinois
Ones
Hutchison
Habash Fhone
B. M. Davison
F. J. Baatters
Prewett
Uino
Rotice Watate
Catherine Stewart
Gira
IlHnole
Havin
Tate
Manuel Lesure
E. D. Jones
Howard E. Musy
Allee West
Babeck and Gallegher’s
Watom
Coun
Ilineis
Sasol C. Brame
Allarnes
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