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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
2
The text argues that agriculture should remain independent from trusts and capitalistic corporations. It contends that individual farmers on their own soil build community life, and no large corporate entity can replace them.
The Jolét clinic held its second toppled chti ren gathering. Officials urged frequent handkerchief use as a sign of good breeding and a key defense against influenza pneumonia and colds.
The United States Treasury Department fixes March 15 1920 as the time to begin replacing temporary Liberty Bonds with permanent bonds, coupons attached. Four percent bonds may be converted to four and one quarter percent now. Those wanting registered bonds should have them registered now. call at the bank to instruct.
A editorial urges high turnout in primary elections as essential for honest government and prudent public policy. It argues that low participation lets self interested groups shape outcomes and notes rising citizen engagement while condemning those who fail to vote as unpatriotic and lazy.
Rates for display and classified ads are listed with minimum charges and special items. Notices of thanks resolutions and entertainments with admission fees are described. editorial revision applies to communications for publication. The Herald office promotes its printing services and prices.
The Marshall Herald claims the largest paid circulation of any newspaper in Clark County Illinois.
Washington reports show federal employees leaving for private pay two to three times higher. Critics warn salaries draw away the cream of public servants, risking efficiency. Proposals call for independent examiners to recommend merit-based promotions to raise standards.
Observers note a British trend toward farm consolidation and factorylike canning and bottling plants with large capital, aiming to outscale individual farmers. Critics say true advantage would rely on marketing and cooperative logistics rather than soil skills, as personal initiative remains key. The piece contrasts this with the middle class's postwar strain and questions potential impacts on civic progress and employment.
Geo Litteral announces his candidacy for Road Commissioner of Marshall township subject to Republican Party approval. The notice outlines his intent to seek the position and confirms party backing pending approval.
Republican voters are called to meet at locations in York Clark and Melrose townships for primaries on March 13 20 or 22 1920 to nominate township tickets and officers including highway commissioner town clerk justice of the peace and constable. Local committee members Will Cork A G Dow Jr oversee.
Republican voters meet at Orange townhouse on March 13 1920 at 1 30 p m for nominating the township ticket. C D Crandall party committeeman.
Republican voters gather at Anderson townhouse on March 22 1920 at 3 00 p m to nominate township ticket including one town clerk one assessor and one commissioner of highways Henry Miller party committeeman
Mrs Albert Huey of Third Street Marshall says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her back ache from kidney trouble. She reports dizziness blurred vision and fatigue improved after using the product from The Keifer Drug Co. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures. Price 60c at dealers.
State of Illinois Clark County ss Estate of Sarah Black deceased. To Harrison Black Jeff Black James Black Charles Black Emma Kirby heirs and distributes. Conservator acting as administrator will present final report to Clark County Court at Marshall Illinois on Monday April 5 1920 and asks discharge from duties. Everett Connelly attorney. Robert Black conservator administrator.
The validar issued heaving test appointed Executor of the Estate of Mary C. Plety, late of the county of.
Clark County Illinois administrators announce probate actions for the estates of William H. Plety deceased and Anna White deceased. Executors and administrators invite all creditors to present claims at the Clark County Court during the May and April terms respectively. Creditors must present claims or make payments by the stated dates and parties are urged to attend for settlement.
Notices announce the handling of two Clark County estates in Marshall. J W Smith is Administrator for the estate of H C Cork with claims to be settled at the May term, and Ruby Setzer is Administratrix for the estate of Joseph L Setzer with creditors urged to present claims and settle debts.
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