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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1909
Page
8
80 acre farm six miles from city on main roads with 60 acres on creek bottom. New house and barn built for 1200 dollars. For price and particulars contact TW Clark, Brawer 808, Marshall I.
The State Association of Baptist Ministers will meet in this city October 25 through 28 at the new M E Church with an expected attendance of about three hundred. Attendees include L B Anderson and Mr Mrs S W Weir Rev and Mrs A Jonelson Mrs Emma Bumesberg and daughter Velda and Misses Cora Baird Lola and Lillian Craig.
A collage of excerpts discusses Dean Farrar's Reminiscences and Sinai imagery, Cleopatra portraits and beauty judgments, and a New York surgeon Dr W T Bull aiding a poor East Side girl. It notes linguistic quirks, classical references, and a touching act of charity ending with the girl’s recovery.
Illinois history notes key early facts from Kaskaskia trade to the state’s first court session in 1810. The piece mentions the Illinois Herald’s 1809 start, early schools, churches, and a 1695 baptism record. It also notes Monk's Mound, a possible national park site, and efforts to preserve it with federal purchase.
The Paria Board of Health ordered Sunday schools closed until scarlet fever subsides, following last week’s city school closures. No deaths reported and physicians say the disease is under control.
The First Congregational church will hold Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship and sermon at 10 45 and evening worship with address at o o clock Special music will be performed by the church choir All are invited to attend and enjoy the services
A rural property listing offers a three room house with well and barn near the city’s eastern edge. Includes young fruit trees on the lot and accepts a horse in part payment, asking $800 to T. W. Clark. The Erie railroad reports no passenger deaths in five years over 50 million miles, carrying 3,750,900,000 passengers. Vermont Central also claims no passenger deaths in seven and a half years.
In Terre Haute on Wednesday night Ralph Conover’s abuse led his son and friend George Gremniens to plot and execute his murder. The assailants used a gun to kill him after Conover threatened to harm his wife and son on returning home about nine o clock.
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