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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
4
Charles Scott reports on a Marshall post office item as second class mail matter with filing details and designation. The notice appears in the Marshall Herald, noting official postal handling and entry timing.
The page lists subscription price at $1 per year and notes admission charges for entertainments at 5 cents per line. It references obituary poetry published and results pages, indicating listings for lodges or societies on the date mentioned.
Local announcements list candidates for sheriff and county offices in Clark County subject to party primaries on September 1 1910 and September 15. Names include Henry Millhouse Dolson township George Als, John Brooks Casey township and Arthur M Tarman among others. The column relays Democratic and Republican primary timing and notes broader political chatter alongside economic updates and rail ads.
Chairman Tawney of the House Appropriations Committee released the annual review showing total appropriations for the year ending June 30, 1911 near 1.028 billion dollars, a decline from 1910 despite growth in services. Post office funds are largely recirculated as revenue, and highway river and harbor and other contracts shape future spending.
The piece argues Jeffries did not return to form at Reno and emphasizes the broader lesson about chasing past glory. It contrasts sacrifice and failure, praising perseverance while warning against chasing quick fixes under umbrellas. It cites moral and biblical echoes and notes other magazine highlights.
Merit Took Him From Obscurity to High Honors. To Chief Justice Fuller fell the honor of third rank for length of service as presiding justice in the highest tribunal of the American Government. For twenty-two years he was chief justice of the Supreme Court of the United States while Chief Justice Marshall presided over the court for thirty-four years and Chief Justice Taney for twenty-eight years.
State of Illinois Clark County in chancery H S Wharton vs W P Anderson decree dated July 18 1910 appoints Arthur Poorman receiver to sell at public vendue the described real estate in West Union Clark County Illinois at 2 PM Friday July 22 1910 the Bank building site and plot begin at a 33 acre west of southeast corner and run southeast directions as stated in the decree
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