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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1918

Page

3

Is It Camouflage In German Reports And Censorship

The piece debates German censorship and Prussian aims amid war reports. It questions whether negative messaging is camouflage or deception, notes German unrest and antiwar sentiment, and considers the potential global impact if rumors prove true.

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Doing the Best He Can

A fragment from a Chicago Tribune piece recalls a frontier dance hall moment where the pianist, blamed for a poor show, is defended with the line Do not shoot the pianist he is doing the best he can. The writer notes audience indulgence and suggests the performer should recognize the scale of his task.

Chicago Tribune Sten Ai Frontier Tam

Admiral Peary recalls capturing five German submarines

At St Louis Admiral Peary described how five German U boats were captured last December after U-53 was spotted by a French seaplane and seized by a destroyer. The French crew reached the wireless station and captured the code, then joined a rendezvous where French cruisers cornered the subs with seaplanes ready to fire.

Admiral Peary St Louis

Secretary Baker’s Shortcomings Questioned in War Dept Critique

The Herald rebuts Mr Bell’s claim that Secretary Baker was vindicated. It cites differences with Senate testimony, delays in war work, lack of proper armament, and supply issues. It notes pneumonia deaths, Gorgas hospital conditions, delayed machine guns, and Gen Wood’s fall from grace, asserting improvements may follow Senate inquiry.

the Herald Bell Baker Senate Committee Wilson War Department France Pershing England Gorgas Gen Wood Plattsburg Senate

High Price for Goal at Grand Rapids Furniture Plant

A garbled OCR note reports a Grand Rapids furniture factory and its workers facing significant costs. It references a price tag around Q22,000 and wages about $40,090, mentioning an order or restriction and an unclear operation or event connected to the plant and its employees.

Aig Toma Reniess Isi Grand Rapids Furniture Factorie Baatlosethy Ara Toas

Senator Declares Record Coal Price in United States

A Michigan senator proclaims a new peak price for coal in the United States during discussion of energy costs. The remark underscores ongoing concerns about fuel pricing and national energy policy.

United States Michigan

A Hard Man to Kill Escapes Double Railway Traps

Elmer Linxwiler a Ble Four switch man at Mt. Carmel narrowly escaped death after being struck and dragged between two freight trains. He clung to a rope amid tumbling wheels and was finally pulled to safety with only minor injuries.

Elmer Linxwiler Mt. Carmel

Might Not Make Sight But Sometimes Affects Outcome

A brief saying notes that belief alone may not grant vision yet can influence effort and perception in practical matters. It contrasts idea with result, emphasizing action over intention in pursuit of goals.

Farmers meet war needs with labor and credit aid

President outlines government backing for agriculture, credit, seed supplies, and nitrate plants. He highlights farm efficiency, record plantings, and wartime price controls while urging continued sacrifice and science driven cultivation. Administrative notices follow for estate probate and bridge bid invites.

Notice of administrator for James A Mathews estate

The undersigned Fenton R Mathews appointed administrator of the estate of James Allen Mathews late of Clark County Missouri deceased. At Marshall courthouse April term first Monday in April creditors must settle debts promptly. Everett Connelly attorney. February 1 1917.

Fenton R. Mathews Everett Connelly

Notice of Estate of Caroline Carpenter Deceased

Administrator's notice for the estate of Caroline Carpenter of Clark County Illinois at the Marshall April Term. Creditors and claimants are summoned to attend for adjustment and all debts must be paid promptly to the undersigned, dated January 28, 1918.

Bid security and bid rejection notice from county committees

Each bid must include a certified check for 225.00 dollars and the right to reject any or all bids is reserved with a waiver of technicalities. Names listed include B W H Pinnell George W Adams A O Bussart Edgar County Committee J E Clatfelter Norman Forsythe W A Byram Clark County Committee.

W H Pinnell George W Adams A O Bussart Edgar County Committee J E. Clatfelter Norman Forsythe W .A Byram Clark County Committee

Notice to Contractors for Fitzgerald County Line Bridge Job

Edgar and Clark Counties Illinois seek bids by 10 a.m. Friday February 1918 for a 40 foot reinforced concrete girder bridge on the Edgar Clark line eight miles southeast of Kansas Illinois. Plans available in Paris and Marshall or from the Division of Highways Springfield. Bid requires certified check $160.00. Also includes chancery notice in Clark County Case Goodrich vs Chandos et al. with summons returnable March 11 1918 and risk of decree if defendants fail to appear.

Edgar County Superintendent of Highways Paris Edgar County Dunois Edgar and Clark Counties O'Halr County Line Conlogue Mnols Edgar-Clark County Ifan Superintendenta of Highways Parts Ilinois Marshall Illinois Division of Highways Springfield Illnois Hinois Fitzgerald County Line Kansas Edgar Clark County J H Helton D. M. Mason W W. Handy Edgar County Committee J E. Clattfelter Norman Forsythe W .A. Byram Clark County Committee State of Haineis Clark County W. J. Goodrich B. G. Chandos E. A. McMahon Lavina Pickens Basha McKinley Deborah Boso Jennie Goodrich Sarah Ivy Deborah Bose Circuit Court B. CG. Chandos BE. A. McMahon Jennie Good- Tich Holden Bill Marshall Jay Swern Everett Connelly

Executor's Sale Under Clark County Illinois Court Order

Randolph Ferris executor of Sopronia Brooks estate offers real estate at public sale February 15 1918 at Marshall Illinois. Parcel descriptions include half acre part of Lot Twelve 12 Section 20 Township 9 North Range 11 West plus 80 acres and 48 acres portions in Clark County with cash payment due day of sale.

Clark County Ilinois Randolph Ferris Sopronia Brooks Marshall John Handy Dent Handy Cllinois

Conservator's Notice in Estate of E H Baird

Conservator of the estate of E H Baird late of Clark County Illinois will appear before the Clark County Court on the first Monday in April to adjust all claims against the estate. All persons with claims are notified to attend. Dated 1918. Ren T Baird Conservator attorneys Graham and Snavely.

Administratrix Notice for James B Brown Clark County Estate

Administratrix of the estate of James EH Brown, deceased, of Clark County and State of Illinois, gives notice to all claimants to appear before the county court at the Marshall courthouse on the first Monday in March. Those indebted or having claims must present them and make payment promptly. Dated January 10th, 1818.

James Allen Mathews Clark Clark County Marshall Ilinois County Court F. R. Black William Daltrick Peter Daltrick Rosa Surwise Barbara Wright Lydia Forbeck Annie Shaffner Willam Spittler Henry Spittler Godfrey Spittler David Spitzer Alica Adams Flossle Builngton William Dellrick Pater Deltrick William, Dellrick Glark County Peter Deittrick William Deitrick F. R Black Lotona Wm. B. Archer Clark’ County Illinois Peter Deitrick BE. D. Morton Everett Connelly S. Solr James ‘Brown James EH. Brown Uwinots

Also Mentioned on This Page

AHE Marshall Herald Charles Scott Tilinola Mettar Department of Agriculture Federal Reserve Department Congress Europe America Lexington Farmers of Mlinois Everett Connelly, Atty Caroline Carpenter Milnois H. C. Carpenter, A. Everett Connelly Atty Sopronta Enon Graham & Snayely Attys E. H. Baird E. H Baird Ren. T. Baird Graham & Snavely, Attys
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