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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
5
The page shows film titles, showtimes, and prices for different days including Thursday Friday and Monday open dates. Titles include The Primal Law and Dynamite, with actors like Dustin Farnum and Gibson referenced. Prices listed are mostly 10 and 20 cents with occasional 7 30 10 20 cent figures.
Local social column lists Casey area residents and visitors, including John Arney of Casey visiting, Mayor Arthur Egerman’s return from business in Chicago and Springfield, and Frances Williams as a guest. Other entries mention trips to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, St. Louis, and Nashville, with relatives visiting and attending events at churches and D A R luncheon.
Harold Clattelter and family hosted a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs Ira Schmachtenberger of Terre Haute as guests. Mr and Mrs Bert Mathews and Mr and Mrs Nelson Goxot attended, and Miss Louise Foley broke her right wrist Thursday evening.
Purebred Belgian stallion GROQUIS will season at a farm east of Marshall area until April 17 then travel to West Union Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays. MARSHALL purebred French Coach stallion license 7144 will season at town barn. Fees 12.50 for Belgian 10.00 for French Coach. Care not responsible for accidents. Joe Core owner and keeper. Phone 4494.
An advertisement endorses John H. Lewman for Congress in Illinois 18th District. It highlights his law enforcement record as former Danville mayor and state attorney, his wartime service, and calls for tax relief, lower transportation charges, and support for farmers and small holders.
The advertisement states Fleming R. Black running as Republican candidate for county clerk in the April 11 1922 primary. He cites office duties and readers’ support as essential due to workload and proposes a trusted, experienced candidate.
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