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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
2
Wisconsin and national headlines react to war and politics
The piece notes President Wilson’s open letter to New Jersey Democrats and Republicans’ results in Wisconsin where Lenroot defeats Thompson. It discusses U boat losses and shipbuilding, and accuses a Democrat of misprinting the Marshall township Republican ticket to sow confusion. It praises Blood Pulver and R Black as trusted public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Whson
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Thompson
la Follette
Marshall Township
R R. Black
Offae
An Impregnable Wall and the Decisive Moment in War
A defense of the Kaiser’s claim that the war reaches a decisive moment. The piece questions German risks and the balance of power, noting Hindenburg’s caution and the potential for a strategic bluff. It discusses reliance on material strength and the possible attack on the western front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gott
Hindenburg
Iham
uUk
Amy Han
Decisive Moment in World War I Foreseen by Leaders
The St Louis Globe Democrat argues Germany cannot break the Allied line after a strong start. With Allied manpower, munitions, and unity now greater than at any war phase, a drawn battle would signal German defeat and boost Allied morale while disheartening Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
The
Marne
France
Germany
St Louis Globe Democrat
What Have We Sacrificed We Americans War Reflection
A wartime exhortation contrasts European nations sacrifice with American complacency. It argues England France Italy rationing nonessential industries and full mobilization, while American industry prospers. warns of invasion scenarios to illustrate the cost of inaction and the need for collective sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
England
France
Italy
Red Cross
Ilinois
Mississippi
Horrors Not Half Told From Sergeant Major Grooms
Sergeant Major G A Grooms, survivor of the Princess Pat regiment, spoke in Vincennes about war horrors. He recounted seeing prisoners maimed, including crosses with living men, and described brutal injuries to Belgian and French girls and a wounded soldier with eyes punched out and limbs cut. He urged Americans not in the war to grasp the scale of Hun cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grooms
France
Vincennes
Detroit
Toronto
Grooma
Your Special Duty Ends in War Fever Bell Voices
A wartime sermon-like address urges total national effort to defeat Germany. speaker H. C. Bell warns of German brutality and calls for maximum support through money and sacrifice to fund liberty bonds and munition production, vowing to defend democracy and civilization.
Carbon Paper for Embroidery and Patterns
Large sheets of carbon paper suitable for transferring embroidery and other patterns are available at the Herald Office.
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Herald Office
Master in Chancery Sale in Clark County Illinois
Public notice of a 1918 sale by H R Snavely special master in chancery, Marshall Illinois. The auction, at 2 pm on April 20 1918, offers the north half of Lot 33 in Dulaney’s Addition to Marshall with 66 feet off the east side, cash due day of sale.
Private partition sale in Clark County Illinois planned
In the Chancery court Clark County Illinois March term 1918 W W Miller et al vs George A Miller et al a public sale of property is ordered by special master H M Janney The sale is set for April 13 1918 at 2 pm at the east door of the State of Illinois Marshall courthouse The property includes the southwest quarter of the northwest quadrant and the northwest quarter of the southwest quadrant of Section 1 Township 11 North Range 13 West cash due on sale day Diltnois Everett Connelly Compt's Sol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court of
Earl M. Perdue
Arlie J Perdue
H R. Snavely
Marshall
Clark
Ianois
Dulaney
Illinois
A. D
H. R. Snavely
Clark Co
Ilinois
Everett Connelly
Olnots
W. W. Miller
George A. Miller
I. H. M. Janney
Public notice of partition sale in Marshall Illinois
State of Illinois Clark County ss in Chancery March Term 1918 W J Goodrich vs Chandos et al partition notice to sell Lots 1 and 2 in Block 49 William B Archer’s First Addition to Marshall Clark County Illinois and part of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter Section 15 Township 11 North Range 12 West lying north and east of the Marshall and Charleston Road containing about two acres Terms cash on sale date March 16 1918 Everett Connelly Compt’s Sol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
W. J. Goodrich
B. G. Chandos
Marshall
Clark
Iitnois
William B. Archer
Iinois
Marshall and Charleston Road
Illinois
A. D
H. M. Janney
Everett Connelly
Notice of Final Settlement in Evans Estate Illinois
State of Illinois Clark County sa announces final settlement in the estate of Harry Evans deceased. Heirs and distributees are notified that on Monday April 1 1918 the Administratrix Alice Evans will present final report to the County Court of Clark County Marshall Illinois and seek discharge from duties. Attorneys Graham and Snavely 12-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Harry Evans
Marshall
Illinois
Administrator's Notice Estate of S E Rolison deceased
The administrator of the estate of S E Rolison late of Clark County Illinois gives notice to present claims at the Clark County Court Marshall at the May Term first Monday in May next. Debts should be paid promptly. Everett Connelly attorney presents as administrator. 1918 date March seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Rolison
Clark
Tax Purchaser's Notice and Estate Sale Notice
Public notices from Clark County Illinois warn Ettie Lewis and others of tax sale certificates assigned to Dan Stover and S M Scholfield for 1915 taxes. It also covers a 1918 Clark County Court petition by Rosetta Davison to sell estate property in Marshall to pay debts, with summons issued for April term 1918 and defendants urged to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Illinois
Clark County
Ettie Lewis
C .A. Lewis
Marshall
County of
Clark
Illnois
Dan Stover
S. M. Scholfield
Mlinois
Ethel Lewis
Dulancy
City of
Casey
Clark Ovanty
Dunols
State of Illinois
Rosetta I. Davison
Nancy C. Orndorff
John W. Taylor
Mary C. Sears
Carrie J. Knox
George M. Taylor
William H. Taylor
Flora B. Dempster
Charles BE. Taylor
John W.taylor
Flora E. Dempster
Court House
Holden
B. D. Morton
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Redemption Notice for Land in Clark County Illinois
The expirat demption on the foregoing land and town lots to June 19, 1918, and if they are not redeemed on or before that date, I shall apply to the County Clerk of Clark County Illinois for a Deed. Immediate redemption will save accruing interest and cost. Marshall, Clark County, Illinois, March 12, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Illnois
Marshall
Illinois
Guardian to Sell Minor's One Seventh Interest in Illinois Farm
Guardian Homer Lowther, guardian of Bernice Lowther, seeks court approval to sell the minor's undivided one seventh share of a 40 acre tract in Clark County Illinois. The sale will be at the east door of Marshall courthouse on April bth 1918 at 1 p.m. with cash in hand as terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Homer Lowther
Bernice Lowther
Minor
Clark
S. E
Court House
Marshall
Illnois
Guardian
Samuel M. Scholfield
Administrator Sale of Real Estate in Marshall Illinois
Order of Clark County Court directs R Black administrator to sell the undivided one half of Lot 1 in Block 27 of Archer's First Addition Marshall Illinois at public sale. Sale set for April 5 1918 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the east door of the courthouse. Cash on date of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Clark County
Illinois
William Deltrick
Court House
Marshall
Wm. B. Archer
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