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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
4
The item lists rates for cards of thanks obituary poetry not published resolutions by lodges or societies and announcements of entertainments with admission fees charging six cents per line. It outlines pricing and publication practices for death notices and related notices.
George M Morgan seeks Sheriff of Clark County pending Republican primary. William Knipe runs for Collector of Marshall Township pending Republican primary. Ernest Walker seeks Town Clerk of Marshall Township pending Republican convention. I am a candidate for Collector of Wabash Township pending Democratic convention. Will Osburn.
Critics debate if Roosevelts surge in public favor will endure the reception and extend his political strength as discussions surface about titles and ranks for a peer like Peary.
Debs announces withdrawal as Bryan offers support while Roosevelt plans home return in June. Congress moves toward adjournment in May, signaling a pause in national campaigns and political jockeying.
Champ Clark announces desire to head the National House of Representatives but vows to avoid dictatorial rule. Senator Lorimer asks Illinois legislators to defer waterway legislation until Congress acts. Governor Meneen urges immediate action.
A Danville gathering is set for Friday at the Herald suggested by the Herald to discuss the political climate and aims to include all Republican and Independent publishers in the district.
A Marshall column argues dry policy boosted business and public works while saloons drained funds. It cites jail, police, and tax records showing fewer arrests and county costs after prohibition, with contrasting tales of pro-saloon merchants and winter prosperity earlier.
The discussion criticizes a restless crowd unsatisfied with existing conditions and questions the impact of proposed county rules on jail expenses. It notes residents pay a small share of personal and real estate taxes yet push for higher county costs, implying a near doubling of jail spending.
William E Curtis comments that Theodore Roosevelt’s European welcome surpasses historic returns by Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar. He cites invitations from royal and diplomatic circles, lectures at universities, and grand entertainments led by emperors, kings, and ambassadors, framing Roosevelt as embodying American individuality on a world stage.
An independent, reliable journal wields power when it stands for public good and honesty. The Chicago Record-Herald is praised for wide circulation, wise editorials, and conservative, independent coverage shaped by the public interest.
Democratic congressman Hon Claude Kitchin of North Carolina spoke in the house Friday against the new tariff measure. He criticized those who opposed Speaker Cannon, saying they mask their stance before constituents to seek re election while supporting the speaker’s will. He also argued that insurgents were aligned with Cannon in intent and actions.
The Maiden Lane Savings Bank in New York employs women tellers to handle deposits and cash checks. Miss Sadie Clare and Miss Marle McClusky have served for five years each, with president Louis Windmiller praising their performance and noting no shortages. He cites cost savings and reliable signature verification while stating he does not support votes for women.
Practical advice outlines hanging spoons with holes for accessibility, rotating shoes to extend leather life, removing raincoat stains with hot suds and borax, using bedspreads as covers, erasing ink marks from edges, cleaning japanned ware with warm water and cloth, and using woolen cloth with sweet oil to remove stubborn spots.
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