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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
3
The Marshall Herald lists subscription prices: $1.50 per year in advance, six months 76 cents, three months 40 cents. Subscriptions end automatically at the paid-for expiration unless renewed.
The article traces the origins and meanings of bourgeois and proletarian terms from burgher to laboring classes. It argues many Americans are not strictly one or the other, notes immigrant influence on the modern proletariat, and warns against viewing these classes as fixed, permanent categories.
Official figures reveal about 800 000 American troops reached the Argonne front with total casualties around 273 079 in France including 46 476 dead. Marshal Foch called the Americans superb as they pressed the final offensive, proving extraordinary spirit and tenacity amid heavy German resistance.
Opinion argues that the league of nations will restrain aggressors and protect liberty across America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. It contends the treaty will be ratified by most nations even if the United States delays, warning that rejection could leave the U.S. isolated and harmed by future conflicts.
State department sources warn the German menace remains real as junkers and Pan Germanists plan to reassert power. Paris delegates reportedly doubt a true German republic, while propaganda spreads in Europe and the United States seeking to destabilize the peace.
A Youth's Companion essay contrasts democratic ideals of bourgeois self reliance with Bolshevik aims of proletarian equality, arguing democracy promotes middle class stake and independence, while Bolshevism would subjugate ownership and individual initiative under state control. The piece asks which path Americans will choose.
The speaker criticizes a party for its 1912 pledge to reduce government offices and salaries and its 1916 call for economy, contrasting those statements with current actions and questioning public confidence in the leadership.
The Paris peace conference subcommittee ruled the former Kaiser and crown prince along with hundreds of military and civil officials morally and legally responsible for World War I and its atrocities. It will pursue punishment methods though international law offers few avenues.
The text accuses Democratic readers of shifting topics from tariff to free silver in 1896 to dodge judgment and now seeking to divert public focus from domestic failures to a promised millennium abroad. It frames this as a pattern of avoiding accountability by changing subjects.
Victory Postage Stamps, a 3 cent issue, will be sold soon across the country to commemorate the war’s end. The supply will be limited and postmasters will issue stamps only on request. The design features Liberty Victorious with sword and scales, set against a shaded panel with flags of the United States Britain France Belgium and Italy.
Real estate men in Ypres react to bold, unheard of plans to leave wartime ruins as a lasting memorial while carbon paper sheets for embroidery transfer patterns are advertised at the Herald office.
By order of the Clark County Court the administrator of S. E. Robson deceased will offer at public sale on April 12, 1919 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 20 and other parcels totaling about 90 acres in Town 12 N Range 13 W Clark County Illinois. Cash price, subject to a $2000 mortgage dated April 24, 1915 in favor of Frank Cole. sale at courthouse east door Marshall Illinois. References L. S. Rolison administrator and Everett Connelly attorney.
Executor Charles Thornsbuee announces he will appear in Clark County Court Marshall Illinois at the May Term on the first Monday in May to settle claims against the estate of Thomas M Thornsburg. Creditors should present claims and debtors must pay promptly. Dated March 4, 1919. Graham and Snavely, Attorneys.
Public notice lists tax sale purchasers Thomas Riley Wm Dickson C F Burnsides Ed Emerson Charles Cole C S Warren Jake Bylott Dan Stover and others. Lands in Clark County Illinois including cases shown by owner names O L Lowden Sol Craig J W Davidson Alva Head John Hurst O S Jones Fred Hofsas Fred Foster and Thomas Dougherty described by town lots and sections. Readies buyers transferred tax sale certificates to La Cole with parcels in Casey West Union Cumberland Marshall Walnut Prairie and Dulaney additions.
Range 11 York Two 25 100 acres Purchaser Dan Stover expiration of time of redemption June 18 1919 if not redeemed by then I shall apply to the County Clerk Clark County Illinois for a Deed to the same Immediate redemption will save accruing interest and cost Marshall Clark County Illinois February 25 1919 La Cole Assignee and purchaser
State of Illinois Clark Countyss County Court of Clark county to the April Term 1919 George D Nelson administrator of the estate of Sarah A Kennedy deceased vs Joseph Nelson Harry Nelson Lizzie Spurgeon Charles Nelson Maude Nelson Otho Lee and Ned Lee petition to sell real estate to pay debts Affidavit of non residence filed notice is given to Joseph Nelson Harry Nelson and Lizzie Spurgeon that petition filed for order to sell premises of estate to pay debts description of land with metes and bounds and 18.47 acres court to be holden April 7 1919 at Marshall Illinois clerk Fleming R Black and solicitor Samuel Scholfield.
A special execution directed by Clark County Circuit Court commands sale of Frank Bennett's undivided interest in the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter and south half of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter in section 26 township 9 north range 14 west Clark County Illinois. Sale to be held March 22, 1919 at 2 pm at the courthouse east door in Marshall. Dated February 15, 1919.
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