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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1926
Page
2
P B Crowley of New York Central Lines argues that prosperity for railroads rests on serving communities first. He warns that higher charges and excessive taxation hurt both the public and shippers, urging railroads to lower rates and prove their commitment to public service.
Frank R. Kent argues the recent Democratic conferences fail to present a cohesive program. He says House and Senate leaders accept the Mellon-Coolidge tax bill, abandon independent aims, and surrender opposition duties, leaving the party without a credible taxation plan or distinct stance. He questions what they confer about.
A survey by Ralph W Rees reports five key changes in the apple business over five years including refrigerated cars cold storage fewer home orchards centralization and rising competition from citrus The Illinois crop averages about 1 000 000 barrels annually with Ben Davis likely to decline while Yellow Transparent Jonathan Grimes Stasman Wine Sap and Delicious rise in production
Property in good condition sits on half acre with garage two large hen houses and a house in excellent repair though not new. Electric wiring is complete in all buildings and a built in kitchen cabinet valued at $150 is included.
The seller lists the property for 3250 dollars, noting the low sale price as the reason to attract buyers and indicating no interest in renting the unit.
Publication notice in Clark County Illinois Circuit Court March Term 1926. Angeline Nidey sues Alpheus Athey and others. non-resident and unknown defendants must appear by March 6 next or face default decree. Clerk Russell I. Riley issues summons. solicitor Win T. Hollenbeck. Advertisement 5-4.
Executor R B English announces as executor for Mary A Forsythe late of Clark County Illinois that claims against the estate must be presented at the Clark County Court Marshall during the April term on the first Monday in April. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. Witten January 16 1926. William T Hollenbeck attorney. Advertisement 4-4.
State of Illinois Clark County estate of L A Wallace deceased notifies heirs and distributees that on February 1 1926 the executor will present final report to Clark County Court Marshall Illinois and asks discharge from duties. William A Wallace executor Arthur Poorman attorney
A brief note from the Louisville Courier Journal reflects on three cheerful girls content under one umbrella, presenting a light, whimsical observation in a period voice.
A terse note observes how trivial gestures by men become rules in society. The line mocks social rituals and the ease with which norms are codified, hinting at conformity and the performative nature of lawmaking within a social circle.
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