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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
15
A booster argues a mile fashion boosts morale and costs nothing. The undertaker notes smiling improves business and patron relations, highlighting the link between mood and customer experience.
A collage of wry observations on politics business poetry and manners from social critique to a playful question about Mexico's civil war. It notes fake salesmen fast paced poetry and the public's fickle mood toward prosperity and cars with pointed humor.
A reflection on faith, taxation, and cautious living with the notion that steady caution yields security. The speaker notes horses aiding tasks and the value of careful steps while observing outcomes and consequences in daily life.
Russell L. Riley declares his candidacy for Clark County Circuit Clerk subject to Republican Primary approval on April 8, 1924.
State Senator C A Shuey declares candidacy on the Republican ticket for the 34th district seat subject to party primary approval to be held Tuesday April 8 1924.
The Pennsylvania UGS American Legion posts total over 40 000 members as a backdrop to a note about a tsetse fly. The insect’s double name reportedly derives from its sharp sound made twice in quick succession.
The zodiac and its constellations with symbols are described as among the greatest antiquities, partly traceable to a Neyotian origin according to the text.
A large 29 room house with bath and vestibu le pantry, spacious floored attic and three porches prompts sale. Includes a 16 by 24 coal and wood house a 20 by 30 shop or garage nine fruit trees pavement to a school and gasoline engine with band saw and ripsaw attachment. Seller cites desire to move away.
An old clipping notes diverse details from Peru mentioning cotton in twelve colors and a remark about Ovid. It also references General Pershing with a salary of 15 500 dollars and allowances around 8 000 dollars. A tongue in cheek Akron Beacon Journal line contemplates efficiency extending to etiquette with course instructions.
John R. Hamilton announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket for senator from the 34th district subject to primary approval. The party primary is scheduled for Tuesday April 8 1924.
Walter E. Cork declares as Clark County Republican candidate for one of two nominations in the 34th Senatorial district for State Representative. The race is subject to the primary election next Tuesday.
W B Berkley of Parker township announces his candidacy for representative of the 34th district Illinois on the Republican ticket. The run is subject to party primary approval set for Tuesday April 8 1924.
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