The Herald Public Notices and Circulation Claim
A damaged OCR note from The Herald mentions fees for admissions and line charges. It references death notices from lodges or societies and states the paper has a large Clark County circulation.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1911
Page
4
A damaged OCR note from The Herald mentions fees for admissions and line charges. It references death notices from lodges or societies and states the paper has a large Clark County circulation.
Public notices announce John R. Hamilton Mattoon II and Parker Shields seeking the Republican nomination for State Senator in the 34th district amid a broader sweep of local and national political events. The text also notes upcoming elections and long-standing partisan debates including treaty issues with Russia and postal funding concerns, reflecting a busy political year.
The 1912 Republican National Convention likely to be in Chicago, chosen for central access and facilities. Chicago, historically hosting conventions, offers a large hall, rail and telegraph links, and potential for a strong party rally and fair treatment of insurgent delegates.
The piece reflects on Christmas lasting over fifteen centuries and its impact on world peace and happiness. It questions modern devotion to Christ, cites Joseph and Bethlehem, and recalls the humble manger as the world’s enduring lesson, urging sincere observance in the twentieth century.
A historically lurid note presents a so called soup recipe with coded ingredients and instructions to bypass safes. The piece claims secret service possession and ties the dish to criminal ploys and escapes, with references to police and detective agencies.
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