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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
7
The article analyzes government and private estimates of crop production and prices for spring 1910 era crops, noting winter wheat losses and potential recovery. It cites government planting levels, conditions, and expected yields for spring wheat, oats, barley, rye, and hay, and discusses how purchasing power could influence general business and farmers’ prosperity.
The undersigned as Executrix of the estate of Annie E Schweitzer late of Clark County Illinois gives notice of appearance before the Clark County Court at Marshall for the September Term. All claimants must attend to have their claims adjusted and all debts owed must be paid promptly. Dated June 22 1925. Sarah M Allison Executrix H R Snavely Attorney Advertisement 26-4
Notice advertises finely ground high calcium limestone from Illinois Limestone Company in Robinson Illinois to improve soil and profit. It urges lime application this season and a clover crop next spring.
The report compares 1923 cotton prospects with the previous year, noting a 4.7 percent acreage rise and potential harvest near 15 million bales, while prices remain below last year. Hog slaughter totals for the first half exceed prior year levels, yet overall hog and pork supply is tight with rising demand.
Text notes farming regains footing with industry growth as banks reduce loans and farmers actively buy implements and fertilizer indicating a sound financial condition despite earlier adjustments.
A concise adage notes that a deep thinker is not a shallow doer, contrasting contemplation with action.
Attention paid to treatment of the eye ear nose and throat. Glasses fitted by Marshall.
Public notice in Clark County Illinois states the People of the State sue Nicolo Di Bona and Henry J. Smith for liquor transport forfeiture. Amended petition filed June 4 1925 summons returnable September 7 1925. Non residents urged to appear or risk decree by default. Everett Connelly state attorney. Advertisement 26-4
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