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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
3
Print and publish notices with rates for display and classified ads. Rates include 7 cents per line per insertion with a 25 cent minimum plus 25 cents for bank cards and lodge announcements. Death announcements and entertainment events with admission fees priced per line. No better job printing. prices stated as tight.
The Marshall Herald claims to have the largest paid circulation in Clark County Illinois, underscoring its prominence among local newspapers.
Prof Slusser argues for upgrading Marshall schools with better materials, supplementary banks, and higher teacher salaries to meet state standards. He says improved resources yield better classrooms and prepares youth for future government leadership. The piece notes pride in local schools and calls for maintaining high standards.
Many readers could benefit from using the classified columns in THE MARSHALL HERALD. Spaces for rooms to let boarders wanted furniture for sale and exchange. Merchants farmers and manufacturers often need help and a small ad can bring a useful chance.
The article criticizes federal handling of the threatened coal strike, accusing the government of bungling and reliance on impractical arbitration while urging a fair, comprehensive approach. It also discusses a new national law penalizing crossing state lines with stolen cars and calls for dealer vigilance and cooperation with police to curb a widespread crime.
Experts claim tex tile makers could produce durable coarse wool garments up to 3 percent under current prices, but the public pushes high end fashion. Some firms withhold attractive colors from cheaper goods to shift trade to costlier fabrics.
Marshall citizen Wm Clements reports kidney pain and sleepless nights resolved after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He describes frequent urination, nervous distress, and blurred vision prior to treatment, then lasting relief and good health since. Foster Milburn Co recommends Doan’s Kidney Pills at 60 cents.
Bert Tolson of Moweaqua Illinois believed he risked money on NATSKI and sought relief under a guarantee. The case centers on a purchase he made and the relief sought for relief from his payment.
The decree of the Clark County Court orders guardian Cephs Goble to sell Beulah Goble’s minor estate in Clark and Coles counties. The property includes multiple described parcels totaling about 226.4 acres with terms cash on sale day. Sale set for February 5 in Westfield at 1 PM.
Guardian Nellie Goble seeks court permission at the January 1920 term to sell the minor J. C. Goble Jr estate in Clark County Illinois. The property totals about 226.04 acres including the north 118.10 acres and part of the southwest quarter, with the sale set for 1 PM and cash terms.
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