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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
3
A collage of brief items and quips from tiny papers across states. Bits of editorials about yellow journalism, reader submissions, and light humor reference local subscribers and civic quirks, with quotes from Waiteburg Washington to Hollister California.
A compact rural notice outlines Landis as the go to source for land buyers and sellers. It emphasizes Landis presence for transactions and promotion of land deals across regions. The piece references local business spirit and urges engagement with Landis for real estate opportunities.
The third well on the Davis farm near Redmon was shot Friday afternoon using fifty quarts of nitroglycerine. The Luillo Of company of St Louis oversees the work and conducts tests. A productive result is anticipated from this well.
The Democratic congressional convention in Danville Ki endorsed Frank T Hair of Paris for governor of Illinois. The Paris News notes this endorsement as a key political development.
Len Smail of Kankakee was re elected chairman of the Republican central committee for the 18th district at the Danville meeting. Joseph Barnhart of Danville was reelected secretary. Louis Voris of Neoga chosen presidential elector. Resolutions backing Governor Lowden for president and Canon for re election to Congress adopted. Frank T O Hair of Paris elected permanent Democratic chairman. H Parker of Kankakee secretary. Purdunn of Marshall elector and James H Elliott of Danville state central committeeman.
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