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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
5
Display advertising rates and per insertion charges are listed with minimum fees. Notices of lodge resolutions and death announcements are priced per line. Entertainments with admission fees are charged by line. Editorial revisions apply to all communications. The Herald touts Clark County’s largest paid circulation.
In the upper Mississippi Valley governors from Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Missouri Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Ohio South Dakota and Wisconsin join to urge unity against tuberculosis. They note 400000 neighbors are affected and promote the December 1 annual sale of Christmas Seals and Health Bonds with church observances and voluntary service.
A nationwide campaign to overturn the government is said to be well financed and organized. The piece questions what the United States government has done to curb revolutionary propaganda and notes anger over the Centralia, Washington killings. It criticizes leniency toward radicals and calls for stronger anti anarchist laws and sustained action.
Premier Lloyd George voices a hands off stance in Russia stressing Britain's priority is domestic stability. He warns that financial bankruptcy at home leads toward Bolshevism, aligning with U S critics who favor nonintervention where not directly involved.
The Carranzistas renew the baiting of Consul Jenkins as a parrot remarks from the State Department echoes the complaint. The piece portrays ongoing diplomatic tensions and sharp exchanges between Mexican factions and U.S. officials.
Britain France and other nations express no surprise at the adoption of reservations to the peace treaty. They had been informed by March 4 that the United states and allied leaders anticipated adjustments in response to diplomatic developments.
The Senate would not accept the league of nations provisions as written and chose defiance of the body constituted by our constitution as a necessary treaty party. They acknowledge that the nation is not governed by a single man.
The piece contrasts old holiday excess with modern gifts that are useful and durable. It notes dolls and trinkets were once abundant yet impractical, while today most items for adults and children should offer real use or lasting home value and help development.
A coal miner argues the farmer deserves a six hour day and five day week highlighting the farmer's hardships from heat and cold to storms, pests, disease, and market failures. The miner contrasts this with the miner's steady pay envelope, underscoring wage-security.
The article recalls how hard water gathering was in rural homes and lauds the shift to running water. It notes the heroic labor of women and predicts every country town will gain a running supply, boosting property value and workforce skills through vocational training.
A provincial editorial argues for better water supplies on farms, reconstruction efforts, and United States leadership in shaping postwar peace. It contrasts public desire for international relations with Congress’s slow action and calls for coordinated policy on railroads, living costs, and social order.
Notices warn heirs and legatees of final settlement filings in Clark County Illinois. Administrators for Elijah Clark Isaac Claypool and the Kasemyer will present final reports or probate applications before the County Court in Marshall on specified dates. Attorneys Fleming R Black Wm T Hollenbeck Riery Rector Graham & Snavely listed.
Master in Chancery I H Snavely orders sale of multiple parcels in Clark County Illinois. At two oclock pm December 20 1919 at the east court house door in Marshall the property includes parts of Sections 29 30 31 with about 200 acres. Sale is for cash. Complainant solicitors name appears.
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