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Newspaper

Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1909

Page

4

Tuberculosis Fight Advances Despite Gaps and Strains

A National Association bulletin reports rapid gains in TB control with a new organization daily, 15 hospital beds daily, and thousands of beds added nationwide. The text notes lower patient-to-bed ratios, expanded dispensaries, and urged hospital care plus home segregation to limit spread. Also mentions Frank Mason found dead near Pars ti after a cow incident and local apple prices.

International Congress On Tuberculosis Washington National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis Unite States International Congress Contery Yam Camecater Evers Syed Devete United States

Van Pushes Double Track From Altamont to Manrese

The Van company drives double tracking on the Altamont to Manrese road with about five hundred men at work. Grading may finish by December, four or five concrete bridges between Artonent and Bingham are nearly done, and five miles of roadbed remain to be laid. Superintendent Williams and Assistant Engineer Tucher inspected the project, with plans to open the track for service as soon as the final concrete bridge is completed.

Altamont Manrese Montpes Vanpoes Sue Periors Willams Tucher Torre Tlaute Tame Emnavham Bingham Democrat State Highway Commission A. N Johnson Coundl

Christmas Present Dilemma The Youths Companion Value

The Youths Companion offers 92 issues at 1.70 for the year or a book priced from 1.50 to 200 as a Christmas gift. It promises rich reading across many subjects by famous authors, with wholesome content. Subscriptions at 1.75 include the remaining 1909 issues and the 1910 Venetian Calendar.

Inu Companion Youth's Companion Companion Boston Mags

Grand Half Price Offer for St Louis Globe-Democrat

A limited time offer halves the regular price for a Twice-a-Week Globe-Democrat subscription. Send orders promptly to secure two seats for one dollar or clubs of two or more at reduced rates with a free sample copy available by writing Globe Printing Co in St Louis Missouri. Subscriptions are forwarded from the Republican at the quoted rates.

St Louis Globe-Democrat Home Journal Veardordoaty Gilite Democratic Swordeste Globe Printing St Louis Republican

Hicks Almanac for 1910 Ad For Weather Forecasts

The ad promotes Hicks Almanac for 1910 issued in November Lith detailing astronomy and meteorology with original Hicks Weather Forecasts. It offers mail subscriptions, a free trial issue, and bulk discounts. The publisher is Word and Works Publishing Co located at 2201 Locust Street.

Word and Works Ir R. Hicks America Hicks Word and Woarke Publishing Co Locust St Louw Mo

pensions For Big Four Men Maal announcement

Inauguration of a pension system announced by President Brown for New York Central lines on January 11 1910. It will initially cover Michigan Central Lake Shore and New York Central employees with 17865 affected this year. The plan costs about 300000 dollars annually and sets retirement benefits at a fixed percent of the average ten year pay prior to retirement.

Maal Ina Ty Brown New York Central Lines Michigan Central Lake Shore New York Central

State Highway Commission Aids Local Officials In Road Plans

Local officials urged to consult the State Highway Commission to access free plans specifications and supervision for roads and bridges. The agency cites asphalt oil and tar methods, concrete bridges under $2000, and cooperative efforts to cut costs while improving durability.

State Highway Commission

Sunday Record Herald Lauded As Premier American Sunday Paper

The Sunday Record Herald is praised for its comprehensive coverage across departments. Its foreign news cable service rivals major papers and its magazine section is highlighted as a standout feature with stories by famous writers and illustrated art.

Sunday Record Herald Chicago New York New York Herald World Journal of Commerce Associated Press William E. Curtis Walter Wellman Marion Harland Mme Qui Vive Dame Cuurtsey James O’donnell Bennett West Feely Illustrated Record Herald Richard H Little S. E. Kiser

Two Rare Paintings Found in Paris Court House Cleanses

During cleanup of the Paris court house two ancient paintings were uncovered Washington at Valley Forge and General Putnam s Escape from the British at Horse Neck The Paris Beacon urges thorough cleaning hoping to recover missing funds from past administrations B F Johnson offers real estate and personal property loans at low rates over the post office Marshall Illinois.

Paris B. F. Johnson Marshall, Ill

Hartford Shaffner Correspondence Opens Sunday

Correspondence between Hartford Shaffner and family opens Sunday with Claud Gregg and family north of Martinsville. Several townsfolk visit relatives, a field fire by Nick Reed burns two hay stacks, corn shortages force hauling from Grand Prairie, Bethel Baptist repairs disrupt Sunday School, and local residents discuss harvests and roads.

Local News Briefs on Corn Shucking and Visits

York resident Nichola shucks corn near Chrisman and spends Sunday at home before returning to work Monday. C Johnson Alva Orcutt and Rob Lake came back Saturday from the north where they shucked corn. Abram Hodge visits Sullivan Indiana for a few days. H G Hodge reports business in West Union Marshall and Terre Haute Friday. Wheat looks fine and corn shucking ends. Miss Kate Rook of Terre Haute stayed a few days here last week. A protracted meeting began Sunday evening at the M E church. Mose Standfield of West York visited York Sunday. H G Hodge spends the week at Springfield for the I O O F Grand Lodge.

Parl Nichola Chrisman C. Johnson Alva Orcutt Rob Lake Abram Hodge Sullivan Ind H. G. Hodge West Union Marshall Terre Haute Kate Rook M. E. Church Mose Standfield West York York H.G. Hodge Springfield I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge

No clear readable event in Melrose note

Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Lavern W BoA Margaret Rook Terre Haute and J M Wells amid unclear injury and illness references. Unable to determine a coherent event or notice from the fragment.

Local Residents Visit Across Town and States

Auburn John Vanhorn and family now living in Texas were visiting in the neighborhood this past week. Mrs Ephriam Crank and children of Brimund y visited Auburn last week and returned home Saturday. Mrs Cari Beachout went back to Bridgeport after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John D Stephens. Mrs George Brandenstein and daughter of Martinsville visited her parents Mr and Mrs George Barret Sunday. Mrs R S Buckle of near the Ohio church visited her parents Mr and Mrs W H Bradley last week. Rev G W Gammon visited his family Saturday night then returned to work Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Henry Baker of Marshall visited W C Barlow and wife last week. Mr and Mrs Samuel Reedy visited their daughter and family Mrs Allen McNary Saturday. Mrs George Bradley was a Martinsville visitor Saturday. Clem Shade and wife were shopping at Martinsville Monday. George Ragan was a Terre Haute Busloge visitor Monday and Tuesday.

John Vanhorn Texas Ephriam Crank Brinmundy Auburn Cari Beachout Bridgeport John D. Stephens George Brandenstein Martinsville George Barret R. S. Buckle R. S. Buckle of Near the Ohio Church W. H. Bradley G. W. Gammon Henry Baker Marshall W. C. Barlow Samuel Reedy Allen McNary George Bradley Clem Shade George Ragan Terre Haute Tuesay

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