Card of Thanks and Notices Summary
Card of thanks itemized at 26 cents and obituary poetry not published. Lodge resolutions on a member's death priced at 1 dollar. Entertainment announcements with admission fees billed at 5 cents per line.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
4
Card of thanks itemized at 26 cents and obituary poetry not published. Lodge resolutions on a member's death priced at 1 dollar. Entertainment announcements with admission fees billed at 5 cents per line.
State Senator hopefuls John R. Hamilton Mattoon II and Parker Shields announce candidacy for the 34th district in the Republican primary. Both seek voter support as they enter the upcoming primary election process in Illinois.
William R. Stanfield of Martinsville Daniel Emerson and Jay Swern enter race for Circuit Clerk with Republican and Democratic primaries respectively April 9. Everett Connelly Arthur Poorman seek State's Attorney posts in Clark County and Burn Smith Thomas B. Griffin campaign for Collector of Marshall township in Republican primary.
Coroner y Prust will run as a candidate for county coroner subject to the ACL primary, aiming to secure the party nomination and continue public duties. The notice indicates forthcoming filing and electoral process steps.
A garbled fragment outlines a new era in California linked to Sun Yet San and a design event. It references soil, goats, and a system of steps or appearances to pronounce five BH segments. The readable text is highly fragmented and lacks coherent names or dates.
The Roosevelt National Committee says a daily and weekly press service will supply narratives about Theodore Roosevelt to newspapers in exchange for a copy of each issued paper. The letter notes Roosevelt's campaign plan aims to show urgent public demand and crises, but observers view the effort as faltering as the public response remains tepid.
City Clerk Howard A. Archer swore four affidavits Friday alleging a Manhattan Rubber Company representative offered him 265 dollars or 50 in cigars to fix the contract for 1000 feet of hose at 800 dollars. The allegation follows a failed Thursday city council quorum to ratify the purchase by the fire committee.
The Kansas City Journal notes that modern living costs more than in earlier generations but suggests frugal living by past standards could have reduced expenses. The piece contrasts today’s expenses with those of great grandparents and implies lifestyle choices affect overall costs.
Local notes report the ice pushing down blocking a ferry at York. Several residents travel or visit nearby towns, including James Baker in Marshall and Geo Pritchard in Terre Haute. Community socials draw crowds at the ME church while residents visit relatives and shops report purchases and visits.
Miss Edith Laird who attends school in Ann Arbor Michigan is recalled home by the death of her father. Miss Etta Maring of West York spent Sunday at home. Henry Matteson and Ernest Scott visited Bridgeport Friday.
Corn prices rise as Martinsville sees a string of obituaries and fires. Neal Barklow visits. J K Duncan and S J Troxel noted locally. Funeral for David Milligan at M E church. coroner W C Howell dies after apoplexy. recent weddings, moves, and social events listed amid town notices.
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