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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
4
The item notes Charles Scott PunisHER listed for mailing as second class matter at Marshall post office, indicating a periodical or mail classification detail.
The Herald outlines subscription pricing and notices for obituaries as paid items, with death resolutions by lodges and societies priced per line. It notes editorial positions on Congress actions and Lorimer case remarks, reflecting circulation claims and public sentiment.
A bill in the State senate would abolish the highway commissioner office and replace it with a state and county engineer in charge of all highways. Col Bryan has spent much of winter tending his citrus orchard in Texas. The story notes reaction to reform and political shifts including changes in House leadership.
A historical snippet argues immigration to Canada contrasts with U S annexation risks and calls for a modern census card system to track fears about Captain Hobson's Japan scare. It condemns vote buying as criminal, linking wealth to crime and noting punishment for those who influence elections.
The Carrollton weekly recaps a legislative session with 422 bills and new measures in progress. It notes bills to curb liquor labeling and bribery, along with tax and school funding proposals. Local notes praise sturdy town character, progress from residents staying home, and sympathy for ill neighbors, with community events and obituaries interwoven.
The recent congressional session failed to accomplish much beyond minor items. Notable results included provisions for fortifying the Panama Canal and plans for two new battleships, while several states faced contentious debates and shifted political dynamics.
We present the latest styles for Spring including millinery after a trip to Chicago and Indianapolis. New spring suits long cloaks and shore cloaks for ladies and misses. Also new cloaks for children and infants with a fine line of ladies shirt waists and separate skirts.
A short notice promotes a seven day cash sale with 10 percent off all store items. It highlights spring and winter goods including cloaks at low price, blankets and underwear discounts, and a Richmond Vacuum Cleaner sold at one day hours for a dollar.
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