Obituary, resolutions and notices policy in Marshall Herald
The Marshall Herald lists subscription terms, card of thanks and obituary policies. It notes no obituary poetry publication, lodge resolutions pricing, entertainment notices fee, and editorial revision of all communications. The paper claims Clark County's largest paid circulation.
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Catch Them Early The City State APD OtT Auther Files
A fragmented piece argues about suppressing social unrest by addressing root causes rather than force. It references Emma Goldman Mother Jones and unrest in major cities. The author criticizes the use of coercive measures and notes repeated riots in St Louis and Bloomington.
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Peters
Prohibition Debate Gathers Wide Support From Senators
In the Senate debate on prohibition, prominent lawmakers voice firm stances. Senator Vorah calls for ending the industry as a moral and wartime necessity, while Senator Thompson pushes strongest liquor laws and rapid end to brewing and distilling. Senator Vardaman cites food conservation and race preservation, and Senator Sterling warns of bread riots if beer riots loom without restraint.
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Sherman
Vorah
Dicker
Thompson Democrat
Kansas
Congress
Vardaman
Sterling
Road Building Must Continue For War And Peace
The piece argues for ongoing road construction regardless of war, urging a larger scale than before to support victory and postwar benefits. It links roads to food distribution and national effort, contrasting with the “business as usual” slogan amid disagreement.
Roads and markets drive national security and growth
The speaker urges rapid road construction as a military asset and economic safeguard, arguing improved highways boost farming markets and national preparedness while resisting any economy that delays road work. The piece also notes a Senate debate over East St Louis unrest and blame linked to saloons and policy.
East St Louis Murders Spark Wall of Horror in Illinois
An East St Louis massacre is recounted by a St Louis correspondent who describes mob violence against Black residents at Broadway and Fourth Street. The account compares the atrocity to historical barbarities and notes a white mob targeting a Black man and his wife amid daylight killings.
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Belgium
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Abraham Lincoln
Illinois mob damage law urges public liability for city and county
The Illinois statute aims to recover three fourths of property damages from mob violence, city liable within its borders and county outside. It notes insurers suspend coverage during riots and welcomes pro bono legal aid for indigent refugees, urging enforcement as just and preventive.
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Illinois
General Assembly
Illnois
East St Louis
Lincoln
Bar Association of St Louis
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Raise Rabbits For Meat In Easy Home Farms
United States Department of Agriculture biologists urge Americans to raise rabbits as a cheap, fast producing meat source. Belgian hares provide rapid growth, low cost, and high nutrition. stock can be bought for 1 to 3 dollars. Rabbits eat hay, lawn cuttings, greens and vegetables. four litters yearly from 8 to 10 month old does yield marketable meat at 3 to 4 months.
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Europe
America
United States Department of Agriculture
Property damage and mob justice in East St Louis
A speaker notes mobs destroy city property and warns officials and taxpayers, arguing residents suffer from unpaid protection and that law limits full damages. He questions police response and state duty amid property losses tied to public debt and Prop erty damage debates.
Japan’s Navy Arrives at Marseilles and May Signal Greater War Role
The arrival of aJapanese naval force at Marseilles suggests a shift toward fuller Japanese participation in the war. Though active fighting has been confined to the Far East, Japan could send troops to Europe if invited, potentially altering the European conflict.
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Marseilles
Japan
Germany
Far East
Europe
Mediterranean
Astratic
Schemes for Potato Raining at Mt. Carmel
W H Hufford, Petersburg Canning owner, aims to raise 40 bushels of potatoes in a 6 by 8 foot plot by layering straw earth and a six foot framework to trap moisture and light. He vents the bed and expects potatoes to form in each straw layer. Mrs Capitola King covers hills with a barrel and earth, hoping every potato sprout joint yields a tuber for a dense harvest.
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Mt. Carmel
W. H. Hufford
Petersburg Canning Company
Hufford
Capitola King
Beginnings of Great Work Conssets Prominent
A fragment indicates focus on starting a significant work conssets project. It highlights initiation and the key role of early planning. Specific names or places are not provided in readable text.
Rantoul Wins U.S. Aviation Field Location After Bold Local Drive
A Urbana Rantoul coalition secured a U.S. Army aviation field near Rantoul, Illinois, after buying and leasing land at 208000 dollars total, aided by the Kankakee Urbana Traction group and English Brothers contractors. The plan includes a temporary two to three year operation with possible permanent status, funded by 6 percent bonds, and the army holds an option at 325 dollars per acre.
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Rantoul
Win McKinley
Joe Wier
McKinley
Champaign
Bondville
Illinois Traction
McKinney
Illinois Traction System
Urbana
Selock
K. U T
Kankakee-Urbana
Ludlow
Paxton
Kankakee
Illinois
Washington
War Department
University of Illinois
English Brothers
U S Ships Fight German Submarines Near France
American destroyers and an armed transport battled two German submarines off the French coast around June 20. The transport carried gold for paying troops and munitions, and, aided by the destroyers, forced the subs to break off as the ship steered toward shallow water to save its precious cargo.
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New York American
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