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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
5
A promotional note extols the Terre Haute Star as a metropolitan daily and the Marshall Herald as Clark County leader offering a combined one year price. It touts superior home news and liberal pricing with subscriptions due in advance and invites offers to Harald Meyechall in Michigan.
A noted eye specialist will be in Marshall for a single day only, offering consultations and examinations to local residents. The event provides an opportunity for patients to receive expert eye care without traveling to distant clinics.
Saturday July 31 Dr Callahan a registered graduate of Chicago and New York colleges offers eye examinations at the Marshall House parlors. Spectacles and specially ground lenses promise relief from headaches nervousness and eye strain with no medicines used. Cross eyes can be straightened without surgery. Home visits available with courteous service and guaranteed work or no charge. References from local banks and business leaders in Terre Haute. Address 64114 Wabash Avenue.
Miss Charlotte Schoenfeld of Ghent Belgium told in Nevada Missouri that a Zeppelin flying near Brussels was attacked by an English aeroplane. The gas bag was pierced, the airship crashed, all occupants killed, and anyone connected with the affair was immediately shot the next morning.
Sealed proposals due August 12 1915 at Ed Weaver town clerk Dennison for multiple contracts on Darwin Terre Haute Pleasant Hill East West National and Dennison Five Points roads. Bids require $15 certified check, include gravel stone and concrete work with specifications on file in town clerk and county highways office. Bids opened at Weaver's Store and awards made by Commissioner of Highways SAM LIFFICE with rejection rights.
The article argues Germany overstated wartime needs for submarine warfare against merchant ships citing lack of starvation and adherence to international law. It contends Germany could conduct lawful submarine warfare and that amicable U.S.–Germany understanding benefits both nations and preserves neutral relations.
Mrs. Reba Gilbert of Cincinnati visited Saturday with Mrs. Susan Pratt. James Dodds of Waverly Kansas visited his sister Mrs. W. H. Berkeley this week. Mrs. W. Ewart and Miss Dorothy Knapp left for Lake Maxinkuckee Culver Ind. Lightning struck three 100 barrel oil tanks on the Hayes farm southeast of town destroying them and about 100 barrels of oil. Bruce Reeds displayed six foot red clover on Parker prairie farm. Parker prairie will grow the crop where land is drained and properly farmed.
Ben McFarling was fined $65 and costs in Esquire Low's court Friday for driving his automobile in an unlawful manner. He took an appeal to the circuit court. Where there's a will there's a way out of fi.
An ad touts Sloan's Liniment for tired aching muscles with claims of quick relief and gentler than mustard. It notes price. a customer testimonial praises its effectiveness. A wedding notice records Miss Aggie Moots wedding today amid community gossip about a defaulter.
Township 10 Range 11 Clark County Illinois presents the annual statement for the year ending July 1 1915. It shows cash on hand July 1 1914 5.88 receipts including interest 51.25 From County Superintendent 500.41 total 557.54 expenditures district credits 473.66 treasurer compensation 75.00 report publication 8.00 cash on hand July 1 1915 5.88 557.64 balances with school districts show distributions 473.66 special district taxes 2000.70 back taxes 1800 total 3406.47 district No. 60 320.40 district No. 61 386.44 district No. 62 268.30 district No. 63 511.76 district No. 64 681.25 total 2118.15 balance July 1 1915 1288.32 expenditures loans balance 3406.47 official certification by J H Dickerson treasurer sworn July 8 1915 before E D Morton county clerk
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