The Marsh al Herald Classified Rates
Publisher notice lists mailing details subscription prices and terms for renewals. Classified ad rates per line and special notices like cards of thanks obituary poetry and lodge resolutions with fees. The Herald claims the largest paid circulation in Clark County.
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Herald
Clark County
The Brethren Disagree On League Of Nations Debate
The Herald reports a sharp Senate exchange over the league of nations. Senator Reed argues for U S safety through strength or allied obligation while warning against a league with power to enforce decrees on a single nation. Senator Williams counters and discusses the Monroe Doctrine and world-wide application.
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League of Nations
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Williams
Missisippi
United States
England
Senator Reed
Germany
European Nations
North Sea
Great Britain
Seanor Reed
Senator Seeks Voter Opinion on Arbitration Court
A Missouri senator urged putting the question of an arbitration court before voters. He argued a League of Nations court would have foreigners determine vital American interests, and warned the result would be uncertain while insisting the American people still have sense.
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League of Nations
America
Missouri
Beatty denounces German navy and praises British rescue mission
Admiral Beatty assails German naval personnel in a scathing address aboard the Lion before its Scapa Flow escort duty. He condemns Germany’s conduct at sea as unchivalrous and calls for harsh consequences for the foe. Lloyd George warns against allowing Germans to live in Britain and seizes on postwar indemnity concepts.
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David Beatty
Grand Fleet
Lion
Scapa Flow
Admiral Beatty
Bluejacket
Lloyd George
Germany
Obituary of George R. Godden of Marshall Indiana
George Robert Godden born March 1 1883 in Clark County died November 17 1918 in the railroad yards at Terre Haute Indiana. He married Dollie Bussard in 1903 and leaves two daughters Neoma who died in 1906 and Adah Lucile with her mother mourning. He joined the Methodist church in Marshall in 1914. He leaves his wife two brothers two sisters and a step brother in France. The body was brought to Marshall and funeral services were held from Mrs Godden’s parents home with burial in Marshall Cemetery on November 20.
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George Robert Godden
Clark County
Terre Haute
Ind
Dollie Bussard
Neoma
Adah Lucile
Mr. Godden
Methodist Church
Marshall
France
Special Notice to Subscribers to the Marshall Herald and Terre Haute Star
Beginning January 1 1919 the Terre Haute Daily Star will raise its annual price to 4 00 while the Herald Star combo remains 4 00 for one year The notice urges renewals by December dist with higher raw material costs and a shift to consumer payment for newspapers
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Marshall Herald
Terre Haute Star
Terre Haute Daily Star
Herald
the Star
When the Guns Stopped in November 1918 War Ends Across Front
The article recalls the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month 1918 when Marshal Foch ordered a ceasefire. Americans fired the last shots near Sedan to the Moselle as German troops celebrated the Armistice, civilians brought food and clothing to the front, and a feeling of relief swept across the trenches from Alsace to Argonne.
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Switzerland
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Sedan
Moselle
Marshal Foch
France
Mars
Marconi
Earth
Camfons
Driver
Foch
Spa
Grandpre
Meuse
Vigneulles
Fox Hole
Germany
Sedan Way
77Th
Rhine
New York 15Th
Alsace
Thann
Ralilway
Colmar
Poflus
Montfaucon
Romagne
Remonville
Argonne
Ardennes
America
Stppoffs
Front reaches the end of the war the war is over
Private George W. Legion arrives at the front to learn the war has ended at 11 o clock. A British observer and American engineers on the roads mark the moment with songs of home as civilians imagine Kansas City and a newborn daughter. The November 11, 1918 milestone frames a field of relief and disappointment.
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George W. Legion
Kansas City
France
Masonic Lodge Announces Tonight Meeting and Elections
Marshall Lodge No 138 AF and AM will hold a stated meeting at 7 30 PM inviting all Master Masons. Annual election of officers to take place. H R Bamesbarger W M F W Brosman Secy.
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Marshall Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Estate Notices for Clark County Illinois 1919
Court notices announce probate actions in Clark County Illinois. Executors ask for final reports and discharge while creditors are urged to settle debts on estates of Robert V. Anderson Barbara Romines S J Dancey and others with dates in December 1918 and January 1919.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
William F. Romines
County Court
Marshall
Ilinois
Leroy Romines
Samuel M. Scholfield
Russel Smittkamp
Clark
State of
Illinois
Margaret Smitley
Charles Smitley
Admr
Everett Connelly
Atty
Emery E. Davis
County of
A. D
Robert V. Anderson
Barbara Romines
Marshall, Ilinois
S. J. Dancey
Fred Dancey
Annie McHenry
Frank Dancey
Harry Dancey
Maud Dancey
Mamie Sisson
Harry Hussey
Seth Hussey
Nettie Pinkston
Calle Cohoon
Delia Kinsel
Mamie Jackson
Delbert Michael
Clara Kerner
Herby
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Charles Scott
Tinois
Fritz
Schwanecke
Schwanecke’s
Dr. Felix
Liberty
Stars and Stripes
A. R. Sisson
Admyr
Henry Smittkamyp
Graham & Snavely
Attys
Caroline Millhouse
Henry Millhouse
Graham & Snavely, Attys
Mary O.davis
Admir
Ated
H. R. Bamesbarger
Clara Anderson
Samuel M. Scholfield, Atty