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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1911
Page
2
Fragmented remarks critique media publicity and politics in Milwaukee Harrisburg and Michigan with references to socialists, a price drop after Christmas, and a fund for a local paper purchase. Mentions John Arbuckle business profits and a dyeing man from Michigan.
A fragmented obituary and public notices detail lodge resolutions and society deaths with nominal fees. The Herald claims the largest circulation in Clark County and lists admissions charges of five cents per line for entertainment announcements.
Republican candidate announces for State Senator in the 34th district subject to GOP primary voters decision. John R Hamilton Mattoon II declares candidacy with Parker Shields of Charleston, Illinois as the contact.
Willan R. Stanfield of Martinsville announces candidacy for Circuit Clerk pending Republican primary decision. He seeks the Clerk of the Circuit Court position through the party process in Martinsville.
The piece argues that the final price of suits rests largely on middlemen and tailors profits rather than raw cloth cost. It cites Sherman's cloth cost and asserts free woolen goods would reduce prices, while noting no leaders have forced factories or sheep growers to supply free woolen goods.
Six hundred Moros entrenched on a high interior point in Jolo surrendered to American forces after refusing to abandon arms and submit to US regulations. The episode reflects a shift toward adopting civilizational norms, likened to earlier Native American assimilation, as the Philippines and broader Pacific strategy gain importance with the Panama Canal looming.
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