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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
1
Fragmented text mentions New York, Pennsylvania, Terre Haute, and Indianapolis with references to trains, times, and a variety of names. Includes scattered phrases about hearings, civic notices, and social events. The garbled material lacks coherent narrative or clear single focus.
Notice lists the highest prices paid by dairymen with figures such as 1.40 and 1.50 per 100 pounds, indicating a premium market rate. The incomplete text mentions December January deadlines and references various names and cryptic terms. The readable portion shows price levels and dairying context.
The record lists cases including a divorce dismissal for Emma Brant and Brant, a judgment for Nat l Bank of Casey versus Rowe, and partition dismissal. Other entries reference Hartman vs Hartman, Johnson versus Ross, and various litem and mining matters with referenced monetary amounts and court actions.
Schools across the county followed Supt Blair’s plan for Corn Day featuring patriotic programs, recitations, and corn related exhibits. Miss Richeson’s Eckel school showcased decorated halls, with prizes awarded for best ears and corn specimens. Drakes office will judge prize corn tomorrow.
A letter demanding 200 dollars was sent to First National Bank of Danville president Co L English. Roacoe Bailey, a local youth, was jailed days earlier on related charges. Ben Johnson, a high school student, seized a dummy package. a second letter followed revealing no cash. A revolver and cheap novels were found in Johnson's room. An Indian essay was found in his desk.
The Circuit Court exonerated Joseph Logue in a December 1904 case after witnesses testified that John Smails was assaulted by Tom Scanton and died in custody. Testimony from Sherman Allen and others disputed Smails death by Logue’s mace, with coroner Dr. F F Jett noting the fatal wound could not have come from a single blow.
Esquire James M Green marked his 86th birthday on Monday. Born in Preble County Ohio where he grew up a farmer, he moved to Pendleton Indiana after adulthood, and in 1863 settled in Clark County where he has lived since. He raised a large family mostly in Marshall area and remains active with good eyesight and a recent election as justice of the peace.
The Twice-a-Week Globe-Democrat invites readers to subscribe at one dollar for two years or fifty cents for one year in clubs. It markets itself as Republican and a premier American newspaper with complete world coverage and strong market reports.Send your subscription or club orders to Globe Printing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Subscriptions also available through the Republican at discounted rates.
The Blind Boone Concert Company tours Marshall on Saturday November 27 1909. Widely praised by leading papers, Boone is hailed as a musical prodigy capable of rendering difficult instrumental works with entertaining programs.
An OCR damaged fragment mentions Friday night activities with names like Lee and Bean and a date pattern referencing 87 16 and a tree image. It shows scattered references to an event, possible media, and location clues without clear context or complete details.
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