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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1912

Page

8

Clearance sale on 1-1 rib wear for school and playtime

The ad describes heavy 1-1 rib clothing for school and playtime offered at 15c each normally, now at a clearance price until stock runs out. It hints at a new line of 15c items arriving soon and promises details later.

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History of Coal Strikes and Mine Opacity in Early Industry

The article discusses mine owners abusing power to oppress the public through price and wage manipulation. It notes a pending or potential seat change and mentions anthracite coal regions. It references sympathy with miners and the broader labor struggle affecting workers and operators.

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Subways and Senate Life in 1912 Aide and Appears Essential

H C Bell extols a vast Capitol subway system as both ornamental and practical for lawmakers. He imagines 25 000 armed soldiers hidden underground for defense while noting a Library to Capitol link with electric book delivery. He lauds Senate life in 1912.

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Obituary notice for Sophia J. Neal Buckner of Illinois lineage

Sophia J. Neal Buckner, born September 165th 1835 near Burlington Kentucky, died February 22 1912 at Walnut Prairie Michigan after a long pioneer life with husband Ebenezer Buckner. She aided family in clearing forests, helped reclaim land, and lived much of her life on Millcreek area near Clark County.

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