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Herald
Government hampers business in 1919 market shift
In 1919 large speculative stock volumes appeared in ventures such as automobile oil mining ore candy and related firms with many seen as risky while railroad and public utility securities lagged as earnings were constrained by regulation critics claim industrials escape limits on earnings.
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Wild Cat
Good Citizenship and a Call for Civic Duty
A wartime editorial urges Americans to renew personal investment in public affairs. It argues four million servicemen answered the call, but governance remains inefficient due to civic neglect. Citizens, including every man woman and child, should engage in elections and political events to ensure good government.
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Jesses
Mericam
France
Sivan
Gdoj
Women voters reshape 1916 politics and suffrage prospects
The article argues that a national woman suffrage amendment could be ratified soon and notes women already influence elections in many states. It credits women with helping Wilson in 1916, discusses party positions, and predicts a growing movement as Republicans seek favorable support from new women voters.
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Wilson
Republican Party
Extending the School Age
A broad urge among educators favors raising the compulsory school age to 18 to broaden high school access. Proponents cite costs for buildings and staff but argue savings via business efficiency could offset expenses. many youths already study to 16 or 18, and some could benefit from mechanical training to improve schooling and future work.
Roving People Warns Against Restless Life
The New York travelers aid society notes thousands of runaway youths and migratory workers flocking to the city amid postwar restlessness. War wages drew people from home and work, and now many drift between jobs seeking meaning. Only those who settle on one path and persevere can gain lasting success and skill. If you struggle, seek practical reasons and avoid expecting everything you want.
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New York
Lfe
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Marshall Woman
Four year echo of back and kidney relief confirms Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Gary Montgomery of 402 St says the pills helped her back and kidney trouble, and she would use them again. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Marshall
Gary Montgomery
Noan
Moweaqua Man Takes Natski Gamble Under Guarantee
Bert Tolson of Moweaqua Illinois believed he risked money on NATSKI and was relieved of pain by the guarantee. The report notes he sought remedy after the purchase and the terms offered.
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Moweaqua
Natski
Bert Tolson
Ill
Natski Blood Purifier Endorsed For Rheumatism Cure
Bert Tolson of Monorqua writes that after seven bottles of Natski Blood Purifier he no longer has rheumatic pains. The product is advertised with a money back guarantee and is sold by City Drug Store and Keifer Drug Co. in August 1918.
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Monorqua, Jr
Natski
Bert Tolson
City Drug Store
Keifer Drug Co
Decreed sale of minor Beulah Goble's Clark County real estate
Notice details a 1920 decree to sell one sixth undivided interest in land in Clark and Coles counties Illinois owned by Beulah Goble minor. The listing covers 226.04 acres total, with sale on February 5 1920 at the Westfield post office doorstep, terms cash. Guardian Cephas Goble and attorney Scholfield sign.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Said County
Cephas Goble
Beulah Goble
Clark
Windis
Easton
Coles County
Illinois
Westfield
Ilinois
Desphas Goble
M_ Scholfield
Atty
Isabelle P Hutchinson
Russel E Hutchinson
Chauncey C Hutchinson
Wilber P Hutchinson
Bernard N Hutchinson
Isabelle P. Hutchinson
Chauncey C. Hutchinson
Circuit Court
Marshall
Jay Swern
W. Graham
Guardian
Said
A. D
Nellie Goble
J. C. Goble, Sr
Ilnois
ThHmois
J. C. Goble
S. M. Scholfield
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Marshaci
Marshall, Ilinois
Marshall Herald
The
Hera
Guardian’s Safe
Chancery State of
Chancery
Dorcas C Hutchinson
Cora M Hutchinson
Ella V. Clark
Walter F
Hutchinson
PHESE
G. R. Ogden
Shinnston
W. Va
Avalon Farms
Avalon Farms Company
the City Drug Store
Atchy
Brunswick
Altona
H. M. Dewey &Co
Lowe Brothers Automobile
Shipe Hardware Store
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