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Newspaper

Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1909

Page

4

County officers and court terms for Clark County Illinois

The document lists county officials including Judge IrRahel Snavely Clerk J W Fredenberger and deputies, Treasurer 3 W Lewis and A M Tarman, Sheriff John H Davison and Jesse Gallatin, Superintendent Harry W Drake, Surveyor John F Lafferty, Coroner Will C Howell, Master in Chancery Sol Handy, States Attorney Everett Connelly and Court Reporter Mins Lucy Bishop Varia. Circuit Court begins first Monday in March June and September with probate business on the first Monday each month. law terms start second Monday in January and the first Monday in June and September.

lHrrahel Lucy Bishop Varia Circuit Court

Harland and Dame Curtsey Star in Sunday Record Herald

Marion Harland writes on housewifely themes for the Sunday Record Herald with vigor at 71. Dame Curtsey Ellye Howell Glover offers entertaining decor and etiquette guidance, while the Sunday Magazine features stories and articles appealing to both women and men.

Marion Harland Chicago Record Herald Sunday Record-Herald Dame Curtsey Ellye Howell Glover Record- Herald

Grand Half Price Offer on St Louis Globe-Democrat

The Twice-a-Week Globe-Democrat offers subscriptions at half price for two issues weekly, one dollar for two seats, and discounts for club orders. It promotes the paper as a premier American daily, with full market reports and world news edited for a complete weekly history. Also notes local events: Pocahontas Council No. 103 oyster supper November 30 at Clay building, 5 to 7 pm, 25 cents for goodsmen, ladies free. Blind Boone performances and Epworth League benefits, with tickets 25 or 35 cents.

St Louis Globe-Democrat Home Journal Oriu Clube Globe-Democratis Republican Evers Oake Teuhacrbers Globe Prining Co St. Louis Republican Pocanontas Council No. 103 Clayel Blind Boone Hurch Beneft Epworth League Boone Doll's Dushel

Return of a Tenant's Dairy and Poultry Business

A Sangamon county tenant on a 160 acre farm reports yearly costs of 345 in rent and supplies. Five cows produced butter sales of 140.451, poultry and eggs yielded about 340.67, and calves hogs and other farm income added up to 385.69. After deducting expenses, net income is around 3500.69, with adjustments for family living and farm inputs. The dairy shows about 32 per cow, aligning with Illinois averages for top herds, while poultry nets about 193.15 after equipment and feed considerations.

Nollsch Leigh F. Maxey Sangamon County Tais

Wheat Price History in England Six Centuries Long

The article presents a table of English wheat prices from 1261 to 1879 in cents per bushel, with decadal figures and notes on data sources. Prices before 1580 derive from J. E. T. Rogers on Agriculture, while 1582 onward use Oxford wheat prices from Lloyd's collection via Roger’s references.

England J. E. T. Rogers Oxford Lloyd's Collection Roger

School Law Notes and Institute Provisions

The article covers Columbus Day as non statutory for schools, four week or twenty day school months, and special holidays with no pay deduction for teachers. Institutes may be held anytime. directors must close schools for institute attendance. Indigent pupils’ tuition not in monthly reports. districts provide books when a child moves. Boundary disputes to be resolved by county superintendent. McClure’s Magazine seeks a local subscription agent. welcome to start with little capital. Meat cuts and apples priced at 50 cents per bushel.

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Local News From Martinsville Area

Correspondence notes visits by Miss Jessie Husted and Mrs Betty Husted and baby of Terre Haute. A Beth el school box supper raised sixteen dollars with prizes won by Miss Mable Buckle and Charles Hosted. Rev Fasig leaves for Louisville to attend a theological school. Rev Kirkland preached a temperance sermon at Bethel Baptist amid election talk. Martinsville residents host dinner for Misses Jessie Husted and friends.

Jessie Husted Martinsville Betty Husted Terre Haute John Husted Bethel School Mable Buckle Charles L. G. Fasig Louisville Theological A. M. Kirkland Baptist Peater Marshall Bethel Baptist Church Myrtle Brosman Lora Pittenger Ira Brosman Willie Berkley Mattie Rose Shonk Martinaville

Melrose Weather and Farm Update Focused on Fall Work

Ideal fall for farmers with corn shucking nearly done and winter prep under way. Crops reportedly better than first thought as some harvesters return from the north. Local social notes include visits and church events with Rev Kirkland and Rev Hix and several families spending Sunday together.

J. R. Trump Marshall Kirkland Perry Green Frank Hedges Chester Hix Johnson Township Geo. Musgrave Huttonville J. D. Wells E. S. Snavely Geo. Baker Will Baker Blue Mound

Local Notes and Social Snips From Town Report

Sassafras Health holds steady as farmers keep corn in the crib and a touch of early winter settles in. Grace Haslitt visited her parents in Wabash over Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Hall visited their daughter Edward Wolkers in Dennison. Norman Forsythe received a carload of cattle from the west last week to feed. Albert and Mrs Hall with their two children spent Sunday with friends in McClure.

Sassafras Bob Grace Haslitt Wabash George Hall Edward Wolkers Dennison Norman Forsythe Albert Hall McClure

Eckel Mrs Chris Amacher Improves From Illness

Mrs Chris Amacher was on the sick list but has recovered, with well wishes from Mr and Mrs Sam Neff of Prairie.

Chris Amacher Sam Neff Prai

Local residents share weekend visits in Indiana

Rteton Indiana visited his father Dan Neff and family Saturday and Sunday. Misses Anna and Tillie Kile and Herman and Ernest Kile visited relatives in Anderson township. Mrs. George Benner and her little son Clarence visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bender of Anderson township Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Moore and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Renner.

Rteton Ind Dan Neff Anna Tillie Kile Herman Ernest Kile Anderson Township George Benner Clarence Bender Mike Moore Chris Renner

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