Roads and elections mix in township politics and state issues
Townships lift road concerns above supervisory races while governors vie for influence. Roads are a campaign focal point, with Governor Small using them to gain strength. Marshall teams benefit from local backing and coaching. Advertising through the Herald, farm auctions, and classified ads drive sales. Congress debates and Bible quotes frame a wary public mood.
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Small
Advertising Deadlines Set by Wednesday Noon
Notices urge timely placement of church and organization ads with guaranteed print if received by Wednesday noon. The brief emphasizes deadline adherence for guaranteed placement and reserve space in upcoming edition.
Rich Sinner and Righteous Savior
Moody Bible Institute Extension Department in Chicago presents Rich Sinner and Righteous Savior by Rev. George E. Quill e. The work explores moral contrasts and christian redemption in contemporary life.
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George E. Quille
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
The Rich Young Ruler and the Cross
A sermonic reflection on Mark 10 17 22 where a rich ruler asks how to obtain eternal life Jesus challenges him with the need to sell all he has and follow. The event shows grace and power but ends with the man grieving and turning away, failing to embrace the cross and salvation as a gift.
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Jesus
Mary
Christ
Saul
Tarsus
God
God of All Grace
Himeelf
Matthew
Mimaelf
Wineelf
Lewman Seeks Republican Nomination for 18th Illinois District
John H. Lewman of Danville announces his candidacy for the republican nomination to represent Illinois 18th District in Congress. Born in Vermilion County, he owns a farm, studied at Cornell and Michigan Law, served in the Spanish American War, and has four terms as Vermilion County State’s Attorney with a statewide reform reputation.
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John H. Lewman
Danville
Illinois
House of Congress
Congress
Vermilion County
Danville High School
Cornell University
Ithica
New York
University of Michigan
Lewman
Lewman as Congressional Candidate Gaining District Backing
The 18th district newspapers publish editorials and clippings highlighting John H. Lewman of Danville as a likely congressional candidate. He served as Vermilion county State’s Attorney and Danville vice mayor, led a moral crackdown, and supporters across the district push for another run despite no official announcement.
Lowman Noted for Close 1922 Primary Loss in Vermilion
Sheldon Journal notes Mr. Lowman campaigned for the 1922 nomination, losing by fifteen votes. His supporters praise his record as Vermilion County State's Attorney and point to winning his home county by over two thousand in the same primary, arguing he is entitled to the upcoming nomination.
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Sheldon
Iroquois County
Lowman
Vermilion County
John H Lew man Vermilion State's Attorney remembered
The Chrisman Edgar County Weekly Courier of January 71 notes many friends of John H Lew man State's Attorney Vermilion acknowledging his service and public role.
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Chrisman
Edgar County
John H Lewman
Vermilion
Lewman Urged For Republican Nomination In Vermilion County
County supporters push for Lewman to enter the race for congress on the Republican ticket. He is described as a Vermilion County native, longtime attorney, and former Danville mayor for two terms. Backers claim he would win broad support in the Eighteenth District if he runs.
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Lewman
Vermilion’ County
Danville
Lewman urged to seek 18th district congressional race
John H. Lewman of Danville is urged by many Republicans in Clark County to run for Congress in the 18th district. Mrs. Lewman narrowly defeated the incumbent two years ago, and supporters say he is capable and not tied to state factions.
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Martinsville
Clark_ County
John H. Lewman
Danville
Lewman
Priands of John and Danville Figure in Clark County Race
The Westfield issue reports Danville and John Priands in Clark County political notes. It mentions Mr Lowmar likely to run again and recalls Lawman’s strong prior showing, winning his home county by a large margin but losing narrowly in another county.
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Westfield
Clark
Flaviow
John
Danvile
Clack
Lowmar
Lawman
Lewman Fans Rally Support in Clark County GOP Race
The Casey Banner-Times reports January 26 that John H. Lewman of Danville boosts his bid for Congress in Clark County. Supporters praise Lewman’s record as State's Attorney and his vigorous prosecution of cases, noting his ability and character as key assets.
Lewman Seen As Likely Republican Candidate For Congress
Watseka Republican editorial notes Danville’s Hon. John H. Lewman may run for Congress in April primaries. Lewman, who narrowly lost two years ago by twelve votes, gains support from friends across the district. The piece also mentions party nominating conventions setting the stage for a vigorous political contest.
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Watseka Republican
John H. Lewman
Danville
Congress
Lewman
Kankakee
Lewman Seen As Republican Hope In Vermilion District
The piece notes John H. Lewman of Danville as a strong Republican candidate for the district's congressional race. It recalls his 1922 campaign reputation for dignity and vigor, his high county results, and his tenure as Vermilion County State’s Attorney with solid support from Iroquois County friends who want him to run.
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John. H.‘ Iggwman
Danville
Correa
Lewman
Vermilion County
Iroquois County
Lewman Likely To Seek Republican Congress Nomination
Paris Daily News reports January discussions hint Lewman will contest the Republican race for representative in Congress amid past accusations of unfairness in Kankakee County. Kansas Journal notes strong local support praising Lewman’s past campaign and legal record, urging him to run again. A stray ad notes a common belief among youths about liberal education and soda fountain slang.
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Paris Daily News
Lewman
Congress
Kankakee County
It Takes a Bright Wife to Know Not Outshine
A short aphorism notes the value of subtlety in a marriage and suggests that wise wives avoid eclipsing their husbands. The saying emphasizes tact and harmony over showiness.
Administrator's Notice for Wilfred Shaw Estate 1924
Wilfred Shaw Jr is appointed administrator of the Clark County Illinois estate. He will appear at the Clark County Court Marshall April Term on the first Monday in April to adjust claims. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay promptly to the administrator. S M Scholfield attorney. Advertisement.
Executor's Notice for Levi Oxendine Estate
Wm T Hollenbeck executor declares notification to creditors and claimants of Levi Oxendine late of Clark County Tennessee to appear at the Clark County Court in Marshball at April term on the first Monday in April for adjudication of claims. Debtors must pay promptly. Dated February 18, 1924.
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Levi Oxendine
Ben
Clark
Tiinots
Clark County
Marshball
AL D
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Executor's Notice of Andrew Cork Jr Estate Clark County
The executor Wm M Cork announces the estate of Andrew Cork Jr of Clark County Illinois will appear before the Clark County Court at Marshall May Term on the first Monday in May for claims to be adjusted. Creditors are asked to present their claims and debtors to make immediate payment. Dated February 23 1924. Attorney Everett Connelly.
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Andrew Cork, Jr
Clark
Illnois
Clark County
Marshall
Ageihat
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