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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1928
Page
2
A excerpted, editorial voice extols friendly civic life and progressive effort while railing at political excess. It interleaves remarks by Harold Kessinger on town virtue, a hotel dining scene, and sharp tirades against the U.S. Senate and January weather. The piece blends local aspiration with denunciations of national politics and social friction.
The Illinois stance declares it will not recognize a vacancy in its U S senate representation. Governor Small Attorney General Carlstrom and both legislative houses back the position, with no major party figure opposing. The piece argues state sovereignty will keep Senator Smith in place, predicting the Senate will ultimately yield.
Albert Theodore Davis born January 23 1873 near Marshall Illinois died January 13 1928 near Alicia Arkansas aged 54 years 12 months 20 days survived by wife Ruby Chapman 10 children and extended family funeral at Pleasant Grove Christian church interment Marshall cemetery Ida M Snedeker McClure born August 8 1860 died January 17 1928 age 67 years 5 months 9 days lived with son Ernest at West Union married Lewis Marvin 1881 died 1920 and James McClure later married to McClure she left children grandchildren and siblings funeral at Brick church near West Union officiated by Rev R G Mowery interment at local cemetery endorsement by family and community members
Edith Randall seeks Harold Fergusson as fiancé but parental meddling stalls him. Randall leverages a real estate deal to influence a corporate decision, leading to Harold securing the job and Edith urging a telegram that reverses the obstacle. They marry in June as Harold opens a city office with a leading real estate firm.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the death of our husband father and brother Albert Theodore Also appreciate floral offerings and the minister and singers of the Christian church for their service Signed Mrs A T Davis and Children Riley Davis Shell Davis John Davis Mrs Oscar Rader Napoleon’s Victories Napoleon could claim to have been victorious in 40 battles.
A public sale notice begins with fact the sale starts at 10 00 oclock sharp and lists property to be offered. Details are fragmented but indicate auction terms and involved official notice.
A large catalog of farm assets including horses, cows, and a wide array of machinery and supplies. Livestock features include multiple smooth mouth horses and several Jersey, Holstein, and Guernsey cows, plus springer heifers and breeding stock. Equipment ranges from tractors, plows, cultivators, harvesters, wagons, feed, fencing, and gardening tools. Various fuel, storage, and milking gear complete the sale.
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