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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
4
Notices indicate pricing for obituary poetry not published and lodge resolutions at deaths, with 25 cents for cards of thanks and entertainment announcements charged at 5 cents per line. Fees apply to public notices and admissions for events.
Notices show Eorre McMorgan, Charles S Short, and other candidates entering the Republican primary for Clark County sheriff. Also mentions local mail service, senator candidacy, Halley’s comet, suffrage petition, and Taft remark.
Citizens urged to fill the Advance Farm Schedule accurately for the state census and keep it ready for enumerators. The note ties these civic duties to broader issues of governance and tariffs amid reports of graft in railroad management and legal actions announced by officials.
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes the House insurgents' pledge to remove Speaker Cannon and questions why they have not acted. It argues Cannon wields strong power, and only a clear, public move to depose him by Norris, Murdock, or Clark would define the issue for the fall campaign.
In a National Magazine capsule, Joe Cannon is praised for forty years guarding public funds with honesty and integrity. The piece notes his blunt, combative style and enduring popularity among allies, while acknowledging constant criticism and caricature from foes.
Dispatch from Columbus Indiana notes hog stealing rises as horse theft wanes due to higher profits. A 300 pound hog was stolen and killed near Hope, illustrating a shift in criminal activity. The piece discusses economic incentives, competition, legal risks, and the uncertain viability of hog theft despite present prices.
A fragmented recipe passage describes cooking salt fish chowder using salt fish, salt pork, onions, potatoes, milk, crackers, pepper, and salt. It also outlines a boiled cider pie recipe mixing eggs sugar flour boiled cider and water for two single crust pies with a soft sealing top.
Dr E Southard cites Roosevelt and Mrs Mary Baker Eddy to illustrate delusions and insanity. He argues not all delusions imply madness, urges abandoning the term insanity for insanities, and notes diverse attitudes toward life and admiration.
Attorney General Stead says after the thirty day grace period a city council may amend or create ordinances on liquor sales even if the city votes wet. The vote on saloon legality becomes operative thirty days after the election. Separately, a vacuum cleaner service visits Marshall, Martinsville, Casey, and Marshall again, with scheduling available.
Two Oceans Pass in Sellowstone park derives its name from showers in the area when a small creek overflows. Its waters spread across the continental divide into tributaries feeding rivers to both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
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