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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1909
Page
4
The Marshall Herald notes its publication as second class matter at the Maor post office. Subscription rates listed include one year for $1.50, six months for 75 cents, and three months for 240 cents.
The notice lists candidates for Circuit Judge positions in multiple districts subject to Republican primaries including Henry A. Neal of Charleston Joseph E Dyas of Paris and John H Marshall of Charleston. It also mentions tariff debates liquor legislation local option laws and suffrage measures as well as a death of Admiral Cervera and a birth and death record for Elizabeth Smith.
The Forest Service oversees a pilot program growing high grade basket willows at an Arlington Virginia experimental farm. Since its start five years ago about 500000 select cuttings have been distributed to farmers with planting guidance. Four varieties are tested and future distributions depend on field results and disease resistance.
A leaflet advocating for women’s suffrage was introduced in the Senate by W. Clyde Jones. The flyer promotes Chicago women voting for aldermen in their ward, urging support for equal rights and participation in local elections.
Texhoma Oklahoma March 30 1909 editor Marshall Herald the writer born in Clark county urges Clark county people to relocate to Texhoma to buy land here prospects include mild climate a railroad and growing shade trees he cites corn yields and warns land values may rise inviting homeowners eager to work and invest in a new home Michigan and Illinois mentions appear but the main message is to consider moving and investing in western land.
Comprehensive Illinois fish study by Dr S A Forbes and R E Richardson details species diversity 150 named fishes 488 page text 162 map atlas 99 counties 150 localities. Includes habits distribution value and ecological roles with illustrations and analytical keys.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as cures for backache and weak kidneys. Mrs Julia Thacker of Marshall Illinois claims six boxes cured her condition after a year of suffering and blames kidney disease for her pains and dizziness. Product details cite 50 cent price and Fosters Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
The Clark County Clerk certifies ballot colors for the April 13 1909 primary. Republican ballots will be white and Democratic ballots pink, printed on colored paper. Dated March 23 1909 with official seal.
By decree of the County Court of Clark County Illinois at the April 1909 term upon the guardian N R Bennett for Mildred Clarke the minor, the guardian is authorized to sell the minor’s real estate described as the northwest quarter and east quarter of section 35 township 9 north range 8 east in Clark County. The sale is ordered to proceed as appraised under the decree.
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