County Officers Meet As Probate Court Opens Sessions
The court convenes on the first day of each month for probate business with the law term starting the second Wednesday in January and continuing through June and December. Officials listed include sheriffs deputies clerks treasurers and reporters from multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predonberver
Marin Jr
Wiréult
Dun Finren
Krfaant
Emeron Preasurer
J Lawis
Tarmar Meri
John BH
Vaviaun
Jose Gallatin
Ormlenter
Sehwle
Harry W Drake Mrveyer
John F
Latterty
Martinavilie
Will Howell Martiville
Ghanem Y Sol
Bvaret
Ily Rurt
Paris
Advertising columns guide to shoppers in Marshall
Merchants gain value from regular space in focal papers guiding customers to goods. Readers learn Marshall vendors offer prices as low or lower, and customers can save by patronizing advertisers who use these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Papers
Marshall
News Worthy Rural Happenings Wanted By The Republic
The Republic invites readers to share news from rural areas including weddings funerals and notable local incidents. It emphasizes skipping gossip about city folk and urges reporting events that reflect significant community interest and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Mewa
Willie
Boosts Tarman for Treasurer From the Martinsville Planet
Arthur Tarman, current deputy treasurer, is urged as the best qualified candidate for county treasurer next year. The piece praises his four years in the office, understanding of duties, energy, and courteous service to all residents, urging Martinsville to nominate and elect him for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Arthur Tarman
Mr Tarman
Special Election In Martinsville For Mayor And Treasurer
In Martinsville a special election will be held on November 4 to elect a mayor and city treasurer. Current mayor Giles Milter resides in the city while clerk Carl Ballard has relocated to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Giles Milter
Carl Ballard
Miawappi
Local notices and moves in Robinson area households
Correspondence lists deaths and illnesses with Claude Gideon and Prevo family fever cases. Residents relocate between homes including Rev Kearns farewell at Christian church and new ministers arriving. Numerous visits, visits from Sandusky and Mart insville, farmers moving to farms, and community events noted with teachers meetings and aid society plans.
Local Notes From Town And Surrounding Areas
York Wm Vetri and Alva Orcutt worked on a steam shovel in East St Louis Arda Coryell Wm Ketchum and CC Whitlock headed to Vincennes to tend gasoline boats Coryell has returned others are en route C Daugherty came back from Danville IL H G Hodge conducted a business call at Went Union Thursday Pearl Nichols and Miss Lillian Newman visited Union this week It rained Sunday and most of Monday Wheat yields are improving Will ffedge spent Sunday at home Church services were held Sunday evening Bertha Vetri visited family.
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Rey. Kearns
Christian Church
Rev Nash
West Union
Theo Lloyd
Russell Poorman
Vogt
HF Wharton
Denham House
Poorman
HW O Weldon
Hull Place
Wharton Mere Stella Montes Manhart
Alice
Sandusky
Ohio
O T Shawler
Bessie Rush
Terre Haute
Anna Colvin
Fred Bush
Dela Prevo
Robinson
Ira Julian
Robert Whitson
Wayne Fox
Farebanks
Ind
Ed Williams
Agusta Weck
Gerald
Wm. Vetri
Alva Orcutt
East St Louis
Arda Coryell
Wm. Ketchum
CC Whitlock
Vincennes
A. Coryell
C. Daugherty
Danville
H G. Hodge
Went Union
Pearl Nichols
Lillian Newman
Will Ffedge
Bertha Vetri
Recreation in the Home Offers Thrifty Childcare Guide
Mrs Mary W. Smith writes from Magnolia Grange urging parents to live with their children and actively provide constructive play. She advocates blocks, dolls, books, crafts, music, and shared games while avoiding destructive toys and sentimental games, stressing daily involvement and early guidance. The piece also notes pension roll declines and a federal spending report, plus local notices on real estate, loans, and a restaurant purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Susie
Mary W. Smith
Magnolia Grange
Putnam County
Arthur J Bill
United States
Vespasian Warner
Commissioner of Pensions
Warner
Mexico
Evansville and Olney Rail Line Expansion Planned
Chicago capitalists are in Evansville moving to advance the Evansville and Olney lines after survey completion. The road will pass to Carmel, bridge the Wabash, with Olney as terminus, and planned extensions to Bridgeport and Robinson in the oil belt. Choice cuts of fresh and cured meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Evansville
Olney
Carmel
Bridgeport
Robinson
Oil
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Etstatt
Sandery
Uelicam
Wepublican Newspaper
SY Tay
Porlahing Company
Wardhall
Lark County
Ilinois
Maral Tille
Board OF Supervisors
Seperizor
Andernu
Craig
Aburi Siluw
WAT
James Navh
Rwite
Shafer
Marie Schwartz
Chhrlew Malden
Wattohnson
Nathan Heenen
Laraball
LG Archer Jartinavalle WA Byram
Abosh
John Thompson
Eatheld
JT Eyperaun
Wycht
Ork
John Williamiaen
Tarman
Hennepie
Dl.nois
Titans River
BKF
Doc) Ward
Banner and Times At
Casey
Port Luderdale
Fla
Claude Gideon
Prevo
Cleone Elza Newman
Kite
Mattoon
Nellie Linn
Pauline, Ola
Anna Burdette
Logan Kite
Clem Wiser
Van
Lee Tarble
Charleston
Moses Stricker
Grand Turn
John Limes
Tony Tyler
Vivian
Richwoods
A .B. Hammond
Tasble
C. A Peace
Walter Stewart
Hurst
Harry W. Drake
A. H. Warner
Howard
Alfred Bennett
Spiketown
Charley Stepp
Golden Farm
Joe Glovier
Plat Rock
Lyman Lowry
Dunn Farm
Throcockmartin
Sy Trotter
Kansas
C. T. Washburn
W W Washburn
Minnie Smith
Dan Eckel
Mra Perkins
Vergennes
Mra SH. Reese
Ethel Hodson
Stringtown
Minas Tra Efondench
Teachers
Urbana
Sunaday
Ira
Martin Winger
Palestine
Isabel Padgett
Dan Kokel
York
Keifers
U. S
A. R. Deaner
Ross
B. F. Johnson
Mareshall
Ill
Plum Street
T. W. Clark
Doll’s Grocery
H. M. Dewey
Wabash
Gibson Girl
Lion Brand
Hamilton-Brown
Red School House
Ball
Goodyear
Booth & Handy
Roccesory
Cole Bros
J. K. Black
Ren JT
Baird
Farmers
Illinois
Fairbanks
J. T. Cougill
Grocer
North 6Th St
Weldon & LeGore
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