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Marshall Herald Tops Clark County Circulation
The Marshall Herald reports it has the largest paid circulation of any newspaper in Clark County Illinois, asserting its leading market reach among local publications.
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People demand supervision yet oppose taxes for it
In March 1920 readers note a clash between calls for tighter government industry oversight and opposition to higher taxes for inspectors. The piece contrasts rural efforts with urban habits, mentioning pig clubs and urban spitting at curbs.
The Primaries and the Call for Wise Leadership
The article notes a light primary turnout and urges voters to act for the nation’s future. It contends the country must rebuild world affairs, requiring steadfast leadership, patient judgment, and devotion beyond mere politicking. It warns that citizens failing to vote show mental sluggishness and indifference to their own interests.
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Rural schools in Illinois urged aid to prevent closures
A message cites 35 000 rural Illinois schools closed due to teacher shortages and 500 000 children lacking schooling in six months. It argues higher taxes and state federal aid will keep schools open, attract qualified teachers, and boost rural prosperity through better education and lower future food prices.
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Teaching Patriotism Through School Flags And Creed
An article notes J W Summers in Washington state sponsored a patriotic memory contest to have children memorize the American Creed by Willian T Page to instill Americanism early. It credits early instruction with lasting influence and mentions prizes for memorization.
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