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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
2
Notice appears of second class mail status and a yearly price of $1.00 paid in advance. Subscriptions lapse at the end of paid time unless renewed, with policy details readable in this local notice.
A. L. RufMer of Marshall announces candidacy for Representative in the 34th District pending Republican primary decision. James Porter also seeks the 34th Senatorial District seat, subject to Republican primary on September 11.
W A Byram of Martinsville Roy Wells of Melrose township and Minard Hedrick of Marshall announce as Republican sheriff contenders for the September 11 primary. John T Randall of Marshall pursues the Democratic path pending party decision.
The piece discusses Democrats proposing Henry Ford as a fusion candidate for U S senator in Michigan though Ford is a Republican. It notes Ford’s war support, his claim he acts at the president's urging, and questions whether such a plan yields genuine patriotic unity. The analysis suggests potential political backlash and mixed party strategy ahead.
The text argues that Michigan and many states face irregular fusion proceedings that threaten unity. It urges giving the majority a fair chance to prove itself before minority dictates intervene and warns that federal intrusion should be minimized for domestic peace. The tone is decisive and protective of state autonomy.
The School of Aviation Mechanics of the United States Navy invites American citizens ages 1 to 35 with basic education or practical engine experience to enroll. Three months training yields petty officer rating. top machinists earn $66.09 monthly plus living expenses, with married members possibly saving $150 per month and government adding $1506. Contact Navy Recruiting Station Champaign Illinois for details.
Mr Carme! Republican notes grocers report little effect from food administrator regulations. Townspeople buy two pounds of sugar at a time and chase substitutes without reducing overall consumption. Some waste flour substitutes by feeding them to chickens or discarding them.
A linen banner believed to be the Continental Army flag was found wrapped in a woolen coat by Michael La Vista in his New York City building. The flag, possibly carried at White Plains, measures 24 by 26 inches and bears the motto Liberty or Death with a Liberty cap and crossed daggers.
A note highlights the role of practical knowledge in business use and warns that counterfeit items undermine legitimate trade. The passage stresses discernment and proper sourcing to avoid fake products and protect brand integrity.
The writer laments wartime strain in Washington D C praising Marines for precise silent marching and noting civilian turmoil. He recalls pension changes and longs for home in Illinois while praising Alexandria Virginia rising with shipbuilding and government housing.
A World War I era pledge by H. C. Bell dated June 17, 1918. It proclaims the Entente Allies as defenders of civilization against barbarian Central Powers. The text frames victory as a guarantee of freedom, prosperity, and world dominance for the allied nations.
The saying suggests many people feel discontent because their desires do not align with true necessities. It contrasts wants with needs, implying fulfillment comes from meeting essential requirements rather than fleeting cravings.
Laura Hutchinson administrator announces for the estate of William H Lowe deceased Clark County Illinois that claims must be presented at the Clark County Court Marshall during the August term on the first Monday. Debtors should pay promptly. Dated June 17 1918. Everett Connelly attorney.
The administrator of the estate of William Hukill late of Clark County Illinois gives notice. Dated June 8 in the year. Charley Everett Connelly attorney.
Public notice from Clark County Illinois informs Delbert Michi Maud Maxwell Harry Dancey Harry Hussey Seth Hussey Nettie Pinkston that A R Sisson as administrator of S J Dancey deceased seeks court authority to sell part of the estate to pay debts. The property described is the undivided half of Lot Four in Block Nineteen in Marshall. The case requires appearance at the July Term 1918, with pleadings due on July 1 1918.
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