03 Sep 1909
Page 8
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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
8
A plan by Strong Man Scott brought an exhibition at a corner pub showing feats of strength. He was nicknamed Young Sandow after lifting a bar with teeth and breaking rocks. Highlights included breaking chains with chest and arm and lifting a heavy barrel with teeth as crowds gathered.
Mrs Mary Basset wife of H M Barrett who died by her own hand in Tulsa Oklahoma will return to Illinois to make her home in Tuscola Arcola or Urbana. She will dispose of Tulsa property including the new bungalow and wind up business affairs before leaving Tulsa with her son William.
Corey M. Bryan expresses gratitude to patrons of the Marshall Greenhouse for seven years of liberal support and courteous patronage while leasing to Mr. Merman G Ibershey of Conn ersville Indiana.
The Clark county wool clip is below expectations but sizable. Mr Cerabenteimer handles principal shipments in Martinsville. Yesterday he sent 1900 shipments of four bales from here and three from Martinsville. The wool was shipped to Philadelphia in large quantity.
An elderly resident near Martinsville fatally shot himself Tuesday on his road property. He suffered a facial cancer but officials do not believe it caused the act. The man lived with family members and was described as pleasant.
The notice edits grocery offerings and local amusements at Amusement Hall with Saturday shows, a millinery sale, and loans on property. It mentions visitors to the area, a funeral, and the Illinois State Fair with large cash premiums, racing, machinery displays, and horticulture exhibits.
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