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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1909

Page

4

Local political notes and state legislative actions

The issue includes announcements for Circuit Judge candidates, township offices, and Republican convention plans in Marshall township. It notes bills and vetoes on baseball laws, standards oil penalties, Taft and Roosevelt policy debates, and Illinois senatorial race dynamics with Hopkins and Foss.

Marshall Township Marshall Highsways John W Lewis R. L. Warriner B M Davison

Harpers strikes oil at Cyrus Shock lease near Casey

Frank Harper announces a fourth oil well at Cyrus Shock place twelve miles south of Casey. The new well is good for a 40 barrel pumper and power setup will begin this week to pump it. He plans to drill out the lease afterward, earning commendation for perseverance after prior dry wells.

Frank Harper Cyrus Shock Casey Casey Banner

Cactus Developed for Sugar and Alcohol Attracts Interest

Luther Burbank’s plant development includes a cactus designed to yield sugar and alcohol. The announcement appears as temperance factors challenge alcohol production while interest grows in innovation. Visitors from Bayern Marshall attended the Terre Haute automobile show this week.

Luther Burbank Bayern Marshall Terre’ Hautey

Will Be She Charming This Spring Hats

A humorous verse by S E Kiser mocks spring hat fashions describing toppers as frightful, resembling wash tubs inverted with hanging gardens. The poet urges readers to remain hopeful that women will still charm men despite odd millinery.

Uniform text book bill eyed for Illinois counties

Representative W. P. Holiday offers a Springfield plan to form a five member nonpaid county text book commission to set a uniform system. It would appoint one senator and one representative from each district, plus the county superintendent, and would oversee four year book contracts with a fixed price aim to save about twenty five percent. The piece also comments on subscription practices and praises the Clark County Herald as the local, unbiased news source.

W. P. Holiday Springfield Clark County Herald

A Benevolent Tyrant Joe Cannon Holds Power in Congress

The Globe-Democrat lauds Uncle Joseph Cannon as a benevolent tyrant whose half dozen years of strong rule wounded few and left scars few can match. The piece hints at why a self-ruling legislature keeps him on its throne and fears any other man enforcing its rules. Cannon, from Danville Illinois, is praised for holding vast power with restraint.

Clark County Joseph Cannon The Globe-Democrat Joe Cannon Danville Ill House of Representatives

Taft Names Cabinet Members With States Listed

President Taft reveals his cabinet lineup naming Knox of Pennsylvania as secretary of state McVeagh of Illinois as secretary of the treasury Dickinson of Tennessee as secretary of war Wickersham of New York as attorney general Huengostir? Huengostir as postmaster general Meyer of Massachusetts as secretary of the navy Ballinger of Washington as secretary of the interior Wilson of Iowa as secretary of agriculture Nagel of Arkansas as secretary of commerce and labor

President Taft Philander C. Knox Pennsylvania Treasury Franklin McVeagh Illinois Jacob M. Dickinson S Tennessee George W. Wickersham New York Frank H. Huengoeistar Massachusetts Navy George Voh L. Méyer the Interior Richard A.ballinger Washington Agriculture James Wilson Iowa Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel Attasourt

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