Card of thanks and notices on obituaries and entertainments
Card of thanks 25 cents. Obituary poetry not published. Lodge resolutions on death of a member 1 dollar. Entertainment announcements with admission fees charged at 5 cents per line.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
2
Joseph W Wallace Seeks County Sheriff Nomination
A Democratic primary bid is launched by Joseph W Wallace of Auburn township for the office of County Sheriff amid party announcements in Clark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W Wallace
Auburn Township
Marshall Township Officials Face Party Primaries in Candidacy Rush
Commissioner Mike Moore seeks the Democratic nomination for Highways in Marshall Township. Joseph Lo Carley runs for Township Collector as Republican candidate. H Mack Robson also seeks Collector post in Marshall Township under Republican primary. John Noland seeks Wabash Township Collector seat via Republican primary or convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Moore
Marshall Township
Joseph Lo Carley
H ‘ Mack’ Robson
John Noland
Wabash Township
Ideal newspaper virtues versus sensational reform aims
A columnist argues that newspapers should report unusual events whether good or bad. He cites examples of mundane acts as news and cautions against life becoming dull if only virtuous items are published. The piece defends the appetite for genuine reportage over parental purgation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Herald
John Smith
Adam Jones
Henry Robinson
Peter Simpson
Pifrie
Taft Praised as Voice Crying in the Wilderness
The Democratic Philadelphia Record lauds former President Taft in an editorial, calling him a voice crying in the wilderness yet worth listening to. It notes his stance against panaceas and his courage to defend convictions, predicting a time when sanity returns to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Democratic
Philadelphia Record
Peirce School
Philadelphia
Kent
Mr. Taft
Mr. Tait
Howard
Knowledge that pays off on the farm and in life
Wallace's Farmer argues ignorance of one’s business condemns farmers to renter or hired-hand status as land becomes scarce and expensive. It urges focusing school learning on practical farm knowledge like soil, moisture, crops, and livestock, and urges readers to act on usable wisdom to advance agriculture and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Kamchatka
T. An
Senator Shelby Cullom Dies After Long Public Career
The veteran Ex Senator Shelby Moore Cullom died in Washington after an illness. He was 84 and had served 39 years in the Senate after a life in Illinois politics. Funeral services were held in Springfield after his body was brought home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Cullom
Washington
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Cullom
Lincoln
Illinois Prairies
Illinois
National House of Representatives
Cumberland River
Kentucky
Ilinois
Shelby
Fort Sumpter
Stephen A Vouglas
Chicago Inter Ocean
Lorimer
William Lorimer
Ufe
Being a Gentleman as Cardinal Newman Describes
Cardinal Newman defines a gentleman as one who never inflicts pain and keeps his temper in check. He is considerate toward others, avoids irritating topics, rarely speaks of himself, and refrains from unfair or defensive retorts. The ideal is simple yet difficult to practice and requires deliberate effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Newman
Swhen
Zos Bip
Newman
The Lowest Bidder And The Dilemma Of Trusts
A critique questions trust denunciations while demanding the lowest bid for work. It argues that offering the lowest price tempts contractors to cut quality and profits, suggesting that combinations form to oppose such practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teale St
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues including diabetes rheumatism and weak backs in men and women. It is mailed for one dollar with two months treatment per bottle and testimonials requested. Dr. E. W. Hall 2926 Olive Street St. Louis Missouri supplies via druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
E. W
Hall
Olive Street
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the Herald
Clark County
Commissioner of Highways
Toth
The
Ideal ‘Newspaper
Shelby MM. Cullom
Texas
Cole Bros
Enterprise Flour
Terre Haute Fair
Rogers’ Bros
Rogers Bros
International Silver Co
Freetmor
Meriden
Tritennia Co
Meriden, Sonn
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