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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
4
A fragment notes a Marshall post office entry and mentions a class mail matter. The readable lines reference a name and an official action but lack full context for a complete event.
A fragment lists subscription price one dollar per year and cards of thanks at 25 cents. It notes obituary poetry not published and lodge resolutions on death costing 100 dollars. Announcements of entertainments with admission fees will be charged at five cents per unit.
Announcements list candidates for sheriff and county clerk in Clark County subject to Republican and Democratic primaries. Names include George Mac Morgan, Lo Will, Charles Short, Richart of Anderson Township, and John Brooks. Supreme Court upholds law limiting work hours for females in factories. A critical remark questions a judge’s frequent reversals and media coverage.
The piece surveys Lincoln's wartime Congress battles led by Stevens and Wade, contrasts patronage use, and notes Twain and Bryan comments. It reports James S Havens's Rochester win over Aldridge amid Albany scandals, attributing defeat to a corrupt public record and insurgent tariff debates.
Bjornstjerne Hjornston, the Swedish poet novelist dramatist and reformer, died yesterday at his Paris home. The well loved author aged 78 was noted for his literary and political work across Europe.
A historical view argues Twain Fame rests on more than sunny wit. He shaped American types and captured native life with lasting value. Once dismissed as mere entertainment, he is hailed as a creator and caricaturist of enduring cultural portraits.
Pursuant to an order of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Illinois entered April 19 1910 I will sell at public auction on May 4 1910 at 2 pm at the store building Marshall Illinois the stock of groceries and fixtures delivery wagons buggy harness and an old horse appraised at 85561 after which the stock will be offered in lots and then to the highest bidder Sale subject to confirmation of the referee in bankruptcy Terms cash in hand Dated April 21 1910 John K Black trustee Marshall Ill Davison Bartlett Attys
A historical catalog describes an exchange's long listing of work for rainy days. It notes grants to support workers and urges practical tasks during periods of bad weather.
Cicely, an orphan heiress, and Philip Reycroft, a famed lawyer, reunite after Cicely ends their betrothal. A heroic act by Reycroft’s friend saves a newsboy, prompting Cicely to rush to the hospital. She visits Philip, whom she loves, and they marry on a peaceful autumn day with plans to share happiness and wealth.
Quality in cattle is shown by silky coats fine hair and strong bones with less carcass waste when quality is high. Ed Weaver visited Martingville. Rosa Batson and Anna Finkhouser spent Sundays with relatives. Vacuum cleaner sales schedule lists Martinsville Casey and Marshall dates through June. The skunk quip ends the collection.
American Agriculturist reports trials feeding molasses to beef cattle at a Texas station. Cattle given molasses, about one fifth of a gallon per head daily, showed gains up to 311 pounds per 100 days versus lower gains without molasses. Adding molasses to cottonseed meat hulls reduced costs and boosted gains, while molasses with balanced rations improved gains and cattle appearance. No undesirable effects observed even with up to one gallon per head daily in yearling steers.
A Duluth, Minnesota, gardener describes a method of green manuring on red clay. He sods under in spring, sows rye and cowpeas, then reinvigorates soil with successive growths, turning under crops again in July and fall. The 60 by 60 foot plot yielded thirty six bushels of prize potatoes last autumn with large two pound Burbank tubers. iron-rich soil may boost future yields.
A practical kitchen note describes dicing young white cabbage soaking in cold water with vinegar, simmering in boiling water until tender, then draining and mixing with a cream sauce. Finish with grated Parmesan for a cheese accent and serve hot.
Almond Icing on white cake is described with steps to blanch almonds, pound to paste, add granulated sugar, make fondant, cool, whisk in an egg white and rosewater, then spread between layers and ice the cake sides. The text includes garbled fragments about names and property references.
Public notice of a foreclosure sale in Clark County Illinois under a 1910 decree. Master in Chancery Arthur Poor man will sell at 2 PM on May 26 1910 at the east court house door Marshall Illinois Lot 2 Block 1 Dulaney's Third Addition Casey Illinois excluding 2 feet off the north side cash terms.
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