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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1918
Page
2
Entry marked at Marsehill Illinois as second class mail matter states subscription price one dollar per year in advance. Subscriptions end at the time paid for unless renewed.
A. L. Ruffner of Marshall will run for Representative in the 3rd District subject to the Republican primary. James Porter seeks the Representative seat in the 34th Senatorial District subject to the Republican primary on Sept 11.
W A Brram of Martinsville, Millard M Hedrick of Marshall, Roy Wells of Melrose township and HL Shelton Davis of Marshall announce their candidacies for sheriff subject to the Republican or Democratic primaries on September 11.
John J Arney of Casey Edward Pearce of Marshall and C A Purdunn of Marshall enter party primaries for county judge subject to Republican and Democratic ballots. Harold Bright seeks County Superintendent of Schools post in Republican primary on September 11.
A World War I era summary notes the German army facing a decisive setback since Foch launched the Marne offensive on July 18. It claims German units are losing cohesion and morale as Allied forces including Americans, French, and British press the attack at Ypres and Reims.
The piece denounces the president’s action against Mr Slayden, arguing it harms the president’s prestige and the government’s standing in Texas. The News states concern for the president’s fame and the government principles, rather than Mr Slayden’s political fortunes.
In a New York Times Democratic column Mr Wilson weighs Alabama's Ninth District rep Mr Huddleston and other Democrats. The piece contrasts voting records on army expansion conscription and the Cooper amendment with remarks on loyalty and patriotism amid Wilson's selections and rejections.
A Dallas News editorial questions profiteering claims during wartime and critiques president’s actions against Mr Slayden while noting rivalries and loyalties. It also reports Bolshevik Russia declaring war on the United States, closing the Petrograd consulate, and警 Americans being told to leave Petrograd as U S interests shift to Norway.
A mix of wartime commentary and economic debate, tracing confidence in Allied victory and critique of German leadership, then shifting to farm profits and fair pricing. The piece links war outlook with farming concerns and packer profits, urging practical fairness in economics and farming.
A Texas Wonder promises to cure kidney and bladder troubles, dissolve gravel, and treat diabetes and rheumatic conditions in men and women. It claims bladder regulation for children and offers mail order for $1.00 with a two month treatment per bottle. Testimonials are available from Dr EB W Hall in St Louis and distributors nationwide.
The Senate Military Subcommittee findings condemn early war delays and waste of aircraft funds while praising progress. It urges one man in charge, criticizes auto makers running the program, and notes shortages of American made attack planes and reliable bombers. A new cabinet headed aviation department is proposed.
Notice to interested parties that a paper claimed to be the Last Will and Testament of Joshua Walls, deceased, has been filed for probate in Clark County Court Illinois. An order for dedimus potestatum was issued September 14 1918 to take the deposition of Fenton W Booth attesting witness about the will's execution.
Publication announces ballot colors for the September 11 1918 Marshall Illinois primary and details an administrator sale of S J Dancey's estate on September 6 at Marshall Court House with cash terms. It also notes an attachment case against Chalmers Hamill requiring appearance by November 11 1918 to avoid judgment.
Large sheets of carbon paper available for transferring embroidery and other patterns at the Herald Office.
In Paris Illinois John Wright a retired farmer reports kidney trouble with backache and weakness that improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad urges readers to protect kidney function and to buy the product 60 cents at dealers, citing Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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