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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
2
At Marshall Illinois post office second class mail rates apply. Subscription prices are 150 dollars yearly in advance six months 76 cents and three months 40 cents. Subscriptions end at expiration unless renewed. Classified ads cents per line. Cards of thanks 25 cents. Obituary poetry not published. Lodge resolutions on member death 1 dollar. Entertainment notices with admission charged 56 cents per line. Communications subject to editorial revision.
The piece notes Indiana women gain presidential vote rights, mentions Dr Edward Davis as German National Assembly leader, and reflects on wartime strain and the threat of a new world war. It cites Henry Watterson on corruption, labor shortages, and military manpower shifts. analyzes German morale and Foch’s halted blow. It concludes with war department figures showing German rifle strength decline and strategic miscalculations.
Sunday 11 4. m. Sunday school at 10 0.m. Wednesday evening meetings 7 30. All are welcome in Pythian Temple.
Dr W A Evans discusses prohibition's impact on drugs in the Chicago Tribune. He argues prohibition will not boost opium or cocaine use and outlines a progression from tobacco to alcohol to opium and cocaine, noting enforcement shifts and the slow path to change.
A meditation on home and belonging contrasts Bolivian born sons of Englishmen with Americans desiring Alaska Florida or Europe. Excerpt discusses Chicago readers longing for warmer climates while soldiers from Alaska at Camp Grant yearn to return home after service. Also notes about handwriting and time as a healer.
The Youth's Companion notes that wage levels shape every family budget and cost of living. It explains how war disruptions raised pay, sparked price hikes, and created a tug of war between labor and employers. With soldiers returning and supply conditions shifting, future wage trends remain uncertain and watched closely.
Mr McAdoo argues extending federal control of railroads from twenty one months to five years will prevent political solicitations by employers and keep railroads out of politics. He predicts bipartisanship will be bribe driven as workers seek wage gains, while government operation remains political. Also note a newspaper advertising offer from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat with rates and subscription details.
Clerks in Clark County Illinois publish notices for W C Grover Adelaide R Barber and Wild Wood Oil attachments. Executors seek discharge March 3 1919, and defendants C E Carter Ella J Carter face chancery foreclosure and March 10 term summons.
In Clark County Illinois the case of George Maloney versus Lenora C Maloney is filed in chancery for divorce. A summons issued February 8 1919 with return on March 10 1919. Non resident Lenora C Maloney must appear March term Marshall Illinois to plead or answer or default will be entered. Jay Swern Clerk HM Janney Comptroller’s Sol.
Notice of publication in chancery in Clark County Illinois includes Clara Figg vs T J Figg divorce action with an affidavit of non residence for T J Figg and summons returnable March 10 1919 along with final settlement notices for estate of Caroline Carpenter and estate of Jennie Goodrich and Sue Hastings vs William Hastings filed in 1919 with notices to non resident defendants and heirs.
Conservator Robert Black announces he will appear before Clark County Court in Marshall Illinois at the April Term to adjust claims against the estate of Sarah Black deceased. Creditors are notified to attend and debts should be paid promptly. Everett Connelly, Attorney. 5-4.
Administratrix Emma F. Baker gives notice in Clark County Illinois to creditors to present claims and expects payment at Marshall Courthouse in April. A. P. Hammond Administrator of Lyman Bennett’s estate seeks a March 1 sale of real estate, the southeast quarter of section 19 township 12 north range 13 west, cash on day of sale.
Estate of Eva Belle Daily deceased appoints J W Adams administrator. All claimants must present claims by the April term and debts should be paid promptly. Dated January 15, 1919. Everett Connelly attorney.
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