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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
2
The Marshall Herald published by Charles Scott notes postal handling and subscription terms. It lists a subscription price of 100 dollars for three years and states subscriptions lapse at expiration unless renewed.
Wartime column urges immediate American deployment to France with troops and vessels to hasten victory. The piece lauds Allied forces at Lucknow and criticizes Russian manipulation, calling for unity and rapid mobilization. It also reviews Navy performance and praises Secretary Daniels for strong leadership and advisory choices.
Secretary Daniels and the navy receive high praise from a House Naval Affairs Committee report. The document, prepared with Republican support, commends Mr. Daniels for commendable management of the service during scrutinized times.
Twenty years ago a new steel vault arrived at Dulaney Bank while river bottom wheat was ruined by high water. Wallace Young's family moved this week. Deputy ran the treasurer’s office. Key S Kalle and wife attended a Saturday entertainment. School election chose Robinson president and Nusbaum and Prewett as board members. The Mattoon Presbytery recommended dissolving the congregation. Col Abe Harrison of West Union organizes a volunteer company for possible war. Alexander of Madison plans a lumber yard south of Marvin mill. Hanley Bros & Wheaton bought horses at high prices. Authorities feared an avalanche near Sheep Camp. Bouser and Dulaney were safe. Saloons faced a crackdown after a fatal shooting. Aldermen Casey won reelection by four.
A World War I feature recalls German assault methods with massive divisions and preparation bombardments, plus a Liberty Day proclamation by President Wilson urging a third Liberty Loan. It notes morale in American troops, a quote from Major G W Simmons, and local probate notices in Clark County pending June terms.
Public notice for foreclosure and multiple real estate actions in Clark County Illinois. Special Master in Chancery I H R Snavely will sell the Marshall court house stake at public vendue May 11 1918 for Lot 1 Block 7 in Wm B Archer's First Addition Marshall.
Publication Notice from Clark County Illinois to May Term 1918. Edna Righter executrix seeks order to sell estate lands to pay debts, listing undivided half interest in Section 36 and other tracts totaling 80 acres plus 80 acres and partial parcels in Clark County. Affidavits of non residence filed for multiple defendants. Notice requires appearance May 5 1918 at Marshall courthouse.
The Navy Department calls for thousands of men to join the Naval Reserve Force. To sustain shipbuilding and maintain efficiency, enlistment is open to all men aged 18 to 35 who are released by their local draft boards.
The undersigned Administratrix of the estate of John J McCourt late of Clark County Minnesota deceased gives public notice of her appointment and will require filings and proofs per state probate requirements.
The non-resident defendant Flossa Cormis is ordered to appear in the Circuit Court at Marshall Illinois on July 8 next to answer or demur to the complainant's bill filed March 5 1918. Failure to plead will result in the bill being confessed and a decree entered against the defendant. Clerk Jay Swern issued March 27 1918 with Graham and Snavely as solicitors.
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