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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1915
Page
2
Announce that John McNutt, serving as City Court judge in Mattoon, will run for Circuit Judge subject to Republican primary decision. The announcement frames the candidacy as pending primary outcome.
Vandalia judge William M. Farmer, a present Illinois Supreme Court member, will seek renomination subject to the Democratic primary, outlining his bid for continued state high court service.
The piece argues that long standing merchants miss lasting impact without advertising. It contrasts local reputation with active promotion showing Bert Thatcher’s wife, public records, and a broader critique of justice and politics including crime law debates and Cossack settlement history.
Kokomo native Thatcher, sentenced for stealing funds, left court with a trembling companion not Blanche Lanier. The Tribune notes the sorrow of Miss Lamoréaux who accompanied him and shared his flight from the city and arrest, though not the final hour in the courtroom.
A Washington Herald reader signed J P R mocks the Cannon probe, lampoons his habits, and argues the law is defective for not indicting Uncle Joe. He compares past Congresses, notes Danville investigators, and urges responsibility for election fraud enforcement.
The Cossacks are famed mounted soldiers whose origin is debated with theories ranging from Scythian descent to runaway serfs. They form a hereditary, horsemen nation with military society, living lands held under military service and a communal yet half democratic government.
A New York youth seeks admission to Ford's Detroit factory based on convict rehabilitation. The piece credits Ford and Osborne for promoting second chances while critiquing the idea that crime stems solely from economic or moral failure, noting historical examples and the need for true opportunity.
A big gray wolf was killed near Newton last week. Yanaway and family moved from Union Center to Casey Monday. Pierson went to Chicago for the big automobile show. Turner left for Muskogee Oklahoma to pursue new dwellings. Bennett family member ill in Clinton County called to attend. A fire damaged a house on N Eighth Street owned by R A Young due to a defective flue. Squire Bean fractured his hip upon a fall at City Hall. Jerry Hills of South Jasper Street died at 87, a Kickapoo neighborhood resident once.
A farm dwelling at Kimling farm southwest of Martingville burned early Thursday. Ed Montgomery and family lived there and lost all household goods and clothing.
Five Cents proves it in a crisp town scene with locals weighing a puzzling claim about a new oats brand. The piece captures village chatter, a wary vendor, and a quirky market reaction amid small-town commerce.
Advertisement notes colds croup and whooping cough as children ailments and urges immediate attention. It claims Reed's Discovery soothes coughs reduces inflammation kills germs and lets nature heal with two bottles at your nearest Bay store.
Readable fragments praise Oley Cathartic Tablets as a dependable physic to keep bowels regular and prevent disease. Advertises tablets sold by druggists in many newspapers and magazines.
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