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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
2
Card of thanks 25 cents. Obituary poetry not published. Lodge resolutions on a member’s death 1.00. Entertainment notices with admission charged 5 cents per line. All communications subject to editorial revision.
The Herald holds the largest circulation among Clark County newspapers, outpacing all rivals in the region.
Joseph W. Wallace of Auburn township seeks the Democratic nomination for Clark County Sheriff and Melvin L. Behner seeks the Democratic nomination for Clark County Treasurer, with primaries set for September 9.
A brief note states a general and his staff of thirty two officers were executed after surrendering as prisoners of war in the Zertuche Villa battle. It serves as a stark commentary on Villa and his forces.
The Prints Bar Association at its meeting last week adopted a resolution favoring the elimination of party politics in judicial elections. They seek a candidate who will not use influence for party gain after election.
Secretary of State Ryan released a statement claiming the state tax rate will be much lower next year. The claim echoes past promises that have repeatedly gone unfulfilled as taxes rose to record highs after Gov Dunne took office.
Senator Borah urged Republican unity at the Michigan Republican State Convention, saying the party should be reunited by voters without relying on leaders. He argued hard times under the Democratic tariff law demand rallying the party and warned against empty speeches.
The free trade Secretary of the Navy faced protests over a plan to award a hunting contract to a British maker because of lower bids. English firms offered $34,349 and $34,583 versus American bids of $43,095 and $44,625. The Stars and Stripes will thus remain made in America, despite tariff and labor cost shifts.
President Wilson reportedly says hard times are a state of mind and can be forgotten to escape difficulties. The remark addresses creditors and the urge to avoid financial pressures with mental escape.
The piece reports on President Wilson facing criticism over choosing to speak at Arlington Cemetery for Memorial Day after accepting an invitation from a Confederate post to address Confederate graves. It notes Grand Army of the Republic members press Speaker Clark to fill the vacancy, Wilson’s last minute reentry to a speaking role, and Clark and Wilson appearing together. The piece characterizes Wilson as a steadfast wartime voice when not facing a strong foe and declares the Democratic presidential nomination campaign opened.
The Hessian fly spreads with two broods and is controlled by temperature and sowing time. Parasites, a small wasp, curb its numbers but rarely destroy all crops. Remedies include sowing ahead of the season, plowing under volunteer wheat, pasturing, and crop rotation.
A Wallace's Farmer meditation imagines the land as a speaking partner in farming, urging owners and tenants to honor fertility and view land as a trust for humanity. It critiques price-driven ownership, calls for long-term stewardship, and urges reforms in leases to protect soil and future generations.
The first ship loaded with freight that has been taken through the Panama Canal arrived in New York Thursday.
Bodyguard John W. Nichols recalls a near assassination of President Lincoln in August 1864 at the Soldiers’ Home gate in Washington. A shot was fired down the hill, the hat was struck by a bullet, and Lincoln later joked about the incident while noting he would not ride alone again.
Endorsed remedy claims to stop coughs and lung troubles with immediate help from first dose. Advertises 60 cent bottle and sizes 50 cents and one dollar, citing Mr O H Brown of Muscatine Ala praising life-saving effects for his wife. Suitable for children and recommended by City Drug Store.
Secretary of State Harry Woods reports about 99,000 automobile licenses issued so far this year, a figure far exceeding all previous records and signaling a surge in registrations.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for serious sicknesses starting in the stomach liver and kidneys. It claims the pills purify blood prevent constipation and keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy improving overall health.
In Grass Valley, Cait Wade operated a spring water business for 35 years selling premium water to discriminating locals. Last week workers found the spring fed by a leak in the city main and after repairs the spring was shut down, ending the owner’s business.
An old advertisement urges children to cry out for Fletcher s Castoria while promoting Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to quicken blood purification and relieve rheumatism backache and stiff painful muscles. It promises renewed activity and asks readers to buy at druggists.
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