Advertising Rates and Notices in Marshall Herald
Display advertising rates sent upon application. Classified ads 7.34 cents per line per insertion. Minimum charge 25 cents. Cards of thanks 25 cents. Lodge resolutions death notices 1.00 dollar. Entertainment announcements with admission charged 7.44 cents per line. All items editorially revised. No better job printing than at the Herald office with right prices. Marshall Herald claims largest paid circulation in Clark County Illinois.
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Herald
Collective bargaining and rural education critique
When workers unite, it is collective bargaining and progress for humanity. Farmers forming coalitions talk of rust and dawn. Education should be technical for rural industry to keep youth from abandoning country life. Critics claim town organizations fail, yet blame those who miss regular meetings.
Freedom of the press and regulations in politics
The piece argues against legal or informal restraints on reporting and expression. It warns that punishing honest errors or curbing critique harms the public, noting North Dakota's legislature and officials who fear scrutiny. It stresses protection under law and cautions about abuse by self interested actors.
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North Dakota
Saad
Cost Plus System Fueled High Prices and Waste
The article argues the cost plus system in wartime government work inflated costs and profits for contractors. It warns that paying a 19 percent markup on costs incentivized wage requests and inflated material prices, reducing overall production. It suggests competitive bidding, with honest officials and expert supervision, as the better method for large public projects.
Financing the Speculators
A historical editorial argues that stock markets serve as a fair exchange for selling securities but warns against excessive speculation. It calls for limiting bank loans for speculation and prioritizing real industries so farms and factories can access needed funds. It favors a market where those liquidating securities can do so without squeezing productive sectors.
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Wall Street
Muzzling Press Increases Power Risks
Those who claim the press is muzzled rarely achieve power, yet gaining it would intensify suppression of newspaper utterances beyond current limits, highlighting risks to free speech and public discourse.
State Cooperation for United Local Government
The piece argues for greater state to state cooperation to unify laws without eroding local rights. It cites railroad and cuspidor rules across state lines and urges delegates to harmonize regulations while supporting federal efforts against anarchists led by Attorney General Palmer. It notes varying automobile laws complicating cross border travel and calls for more consultation.
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Washington
State Line
Palmer
The Old Kerosene Lamp in Rural Missouri Homes
In Missouri farm homes 645 surveyed, 27 had gas lighting and 28 used electricity while 65 percent had automobiles. Modern lighting raises real estate value, but many country districts show slow progress. Kerosene lamps cause fires and increase labor for women, urging modernization to retain workers.
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Missouri
Community Kitchen idea prompts meal delivery debate
A Michigan woman proposes delivering warm dinners to customers at 65 cents per plate using the thermos idea, sparking interest and rival requests. Analysts see potential big business in cities and rural areas, noting waste from many small cooking efforts and possible shifts in household labor dynamics.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Marshall
Katie
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective in Back Pain Relief
A Marshall resident describes severe backache and kidney distress eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought the product at City Drug Store, reports ongoing relief, and recommends the remedy to others. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, price 60 cents.
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Wright
Marshall Case
Mason
Doan
Lous
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Guardian Sells Beulah Goble Real Estate in Clark County
Cephas Goble guardian of Beulah Goble seeks court approval to sell a one sixth interest in 176.04 acres in Clark County and 50 acres in Coles County Illinois. Sale set February 5 1920 at 1 PM at the North Door of the Westfield Post Office with cash on delivery. S. M. Scholfield attorney.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Said
Cephas Goble
Beulah Goble
Clark
Ilinois
Djnnois
Vieven
Easton
Coles County
Westfield
Itnois
Guardian
Illinois
A. D
Nellie Goble
J. C. Goble, I Jr
Lft
Illnois
J . Goble, Jr
S. M Scholfield
Atty
County Court
Tl Nnois
Altred
M M. Miller
Court House
Marshall
Iiinois
Lon Allred
Graham & Snavely
Attys
Notice of Publication Chancery in Court March 1920
In Circuit Court Chancery Partition action about the Hutchinson heirs Dorcas C Hutchinson Cora M Hutchinson Ella V Clark Walter F Hutchinson Isabelle P Hutchinson Russel E Hutchinson Chauncey C Hutchinson Wilber P Hutchinson and Bernard N Hutchinson named as parties with publication required.
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Chancery State of
Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Chancery
Dorcas C. Hutchinson
Cora M Hutchinson
Ella V. Clark
Walter F. Hutchinson
Bernard N.hutchinson
Affidavits of Nonresidence Filed in Illinois Court
The Circuit Court of Clark County Illinois issued summons to five nonresident Hutchinson defendants with March return, warning that failure to appear would admit the bill. Nellie Goble guardian seeks sale of J C Goble Jr real estate in Clark County on February 5 1920 at 1 PM. S M Scholfield attorney represents the guardian.
Natski Blood Purifier Touts Rheumatism Relief
Sherman Weatherholt reports heavy back pain and morning stiffness ended after taking Natski Blood Purifier buying three bottles. Ad claims the product cures rheumatism kidney trouble nervous debility skin diseases and eczema with distributors Keifer Drug Co and City Drug Store. Also includes a 1919 administrator sale notice for M M Miller estate in Clark County Illinois with court sale details.
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Natski
Sherman Weatherholt
Keifer Drug Co
City Drug Store
Executor's Notice Estate of Henry W Kasemyer deceased
Executrix Wilhelmina Kasemyer announces probate notices in Clark County Illinois. She will appear at the Clark County Court House Marshall for the February Term on the first Monday of February to adjust claims. Debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly.
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Henry W. Kasemyer
County of
Clark
Illinois
Clark County
Court House
Marshall
Wilhelmina Kasemyer
Executrix
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
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Linors
Harry B. Potter
Wv. G. Young
Postoffice
Marshall Herald
Ill
Jaces
Gers
Hung
Ma Community Kitchen
Guardian’s Safe
Isabelle P. Flutchinson
Russell Hutchinson
Chauncey C. Hutchinson
Wilber P Hutchinson
Bernard N Hutchinson
Sard County
Ja Y Swern
J W. Graham
Fletcher
Cria
G. R. Ogden
Shinnston
W. Va
Avalon Farms
Avalon Farms Company
the City Drug Store
Atcehy
Altona
Brunswick
H. M. Dewey & Co
Lowe Brothers
Shipe Hardware Store
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