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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
2
The Herald explains a reader ballot showing strong demand for county and court house news, local items, personals, and high school news. It announces a page reduction from twelve to eight or ten depending on advertising, with a commitment to preserve desired content while easing economy.
An analysis argues that expanding credit with high interest harms farmers. It warns against nonessential borrowing while supporting loans at reasonable rates for essential operating costs. It notes 1924 pork production shifts and discusses foreign trade impacts on U.S. markets and tariffs.
January cotton use reaches 589 725 bales replacing 575 beales noted earlier and exports climb to 1 076 090 bales versus 646 853 last January. Six month exports total 5 420 185 bales, up from 3 868 043, signaling rapid stock depletion as domestic demand rises.
In a Retailers Association talk, Mr. Andersen describes shifting to a near cash basis after surveying customers. He mailed a questionnaire offering cash, thirty days, and closing after six, finding 30 percent preferred cash, 70 percent thirty days, and 98 percent supported closing at six. The change reduced credit sales and boosted customer satisfaction.
Christena Mayer born September 14 1859 in Marshall Illinois died February 27 1926 at 65 years 5 months 13 days. She married Spencer O Rolison August 4 1877 and they had ten children nine grandchildren and one sister remain. Funeral by Rev T E Glendenning from the Christian church at 2:00 p m Sunday interment in Marshall cemetery.
The death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ogle twice in three weeks. The first visit claimed their eldest son and left the family in mourning and seeking comfort.
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