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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
2
Public notices outline pricing for obituaries poems lodge resolutions and event announcements with admission fees set at five cents per line for entertainments and a 25 cent card of thanks fee. The Herald notes its large circulation and reserves editorial revision rights.
Joseph W. Wallace of Auburn townships announces candidacy for County Sheriff on the Democratic ticket subject to the primary.
For Sheriff. For County Treasurer Melvin L Behkner will be a candidate for Treasurer of Clark County subject to the Democratic primary Sept. 9. For Sheriff Sheri Davis of Marshall will be a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Democratic primary Sept. 9.
The text argues against doom merchants claiming low business by noting many cars were bought in 1907 during the Repli can panic and even more were purchased in 1850, highlighting paradoxical data about automobile demand across periods.
Mediation talks at Niagara Falls reach the protocol stage showing U S recognition of Huerta as Mexico’s provisional leader. The agreement, signed by U S delegates, Huerta envoys, and A B C mediators, bars any claim for war indemnity or salute to Huerta, signaling a shift in policy and national honor concerns.
Hearst Editorial in the New York American dated June 14 calls for retirement of the current Democratic administration and withdrawal of Democratic leaders from office. He argues Woodrow Wilson and the party should be punished and repudiated, urging unity against a perceived national threat and urging citizens to consider welfare over party divisions in the upcoming fall election.
A patriot appeals for unity and action to avert Democratic disloyalty and prevent further national injury. He urges decisive support for candidates who will oppose the Democrats this fall and protect the country from peril and humiliation.
After five weeks of mediation by Argentina Brazil and Chile a protocol outlines a provisional Mexican government to replace Huerta. Delegates from opposing factions will choose a provisional president and cabinet to prepare for a general election with restored US Mexico relations and international recognition.
Judge Bren tano hears Daniel V. Harkin recount the Lorimer bank looting with corroboration from official reports. The bank was insolvent last January and kept open by promises from officers and Brady officials, harming thousands of small depositors and shielding well connected interests. The piece questions what law can do against a bipartisan banking cover-up.
The piece describes Independence Day lasting forty four hours across U S territories. It notes Guam first awakens the celebration on July 3 at midnight Manila time, with cannons and fireworks echoing through Manila Chicago and Honolulu, ending at daybreak on July 4 as Uncle Sam completes a forty four hour celebration.
A Chicago Herald piece cautions young workers about “seeing life” in bars and lavish living. It contrasts hopeful early ambition with the decline caused by licentiousness and constant exposure to vice, warning the path ends in moral and physical ruin.
The U S Department of Agriculture asks wheat growers to send names for a question blank and forward infested straw samples for examination. Cooperation with state stations and the National Millers Federation aims to curb the Hessian fly, with a deadline before mid September to prevent hatching.
Reported in a brief note Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the president passed through Chicago on her way to Washington from Wisconsin. When asked if the hot weather bothered her she replied If you swear a smile snot weather doesn't bother you Fielding questions, she cited silence as golden and a great deal of speech brags
The Claflin Company collapsed with receivers appointed in New York for H B Claflin Company Inc. Liabilities exceed 35 million dollars, assets over 40 million. The failure, the largest of its kind in US history, followed overextended credits and widespread paper held by 3000 banks.
Abe Martin recalls Binkley in his office dealing with a water in the carburetor incident described as a muddled tale. The column hints at comic misfortune and local character action without specific dates or places.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as an instant reliever for neuralgia and sciatica, plus rheumatism sore throat chest pains and sprains. It cites Louisville Kentucky resident J R Swinger who says his severe neuralgia headache vanished after two to three uses. The copy urges keeping a bottle at home and notes prices 25 60 and 1. City Drug Store endorses the product.
Mrs Geo Luby of Palestine visits her father Clark Cochonnour. Mrs Rolla Hills called to Naylor Missouri Monday due to a sister's illness. A rescue party from Radkins and wife Central Lat visiting Mir all Mirits? 36 Ditzent berger Mrs Lavene Hoyland and daughter of Monroe Wisconsin visiting Mr and Mrs James Melvin. Boy scouts went to the river near Timothy and camped for a week. Benjamin Trees and wife of Lebanon Indiana and Mrs Martha Burton of Kokomo Indiana visiting Casey and Hazel Dells relatives. An oil well on the Taylor farm five miles southwest of Casey, known as Worth Quinn place, previously dry in Ba territory.
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