MarsHART Herald publisher notices and rates
Entered as second class matter at Marshall Illinois. Subscription prices are $1.50 yearly in advance. six months 75 cents. three months 40 cents. Subscriptions lapse at expiration unless renewed. Classified ads 5 cents per line per insertion. Cards of thanks 25 cents. Obituary poetry not published. Lodge resolutions on a member's death cost $1. Announcements of entertainments with admission charged 6 cents per line. Communications subject to editorial revision.
Bolshevism in America Warns Against Complacency
A dated editorial argues Bolshevism is present in the United States and demands firm action. It criticizes selective engagement with Bolshevist entities and calls for decisive measures to suppress the movement while urging consistency in U.S. policy toward Russia and democracy.
The Family Doctor and Bolshevist Alarm
A reflection on the old family doctor as a trusted healer and confessor, contrasted with modern medicine's split into specialties. The piece then critiques American figures Steffens and Bullitt at Berne, alleging pro Bolshevist leanings and urging caution toward a League of Nations influenced by foreigners.
Treaty of Versailles laid out to curb Germany power
The peace treaty outlined by the Allied powers reduces Germany to military impotence and strips its colonies. It returns Alsace Lorraine to France, assigns Danzig to an international status, and cedes areas to Poland and other states. It imposes reparations, disarms Germany, and sets up League of Nations oversight, with enforcement by international courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
American Peace Commission
Committee On Public Information
New York
Wilson
Senate
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Trianon Palace
Georges Clemenceau
Peace Congress
David Lloyd-George
What are we going to do about Bolshevism
The text warns against Bolshevist influence and criticizes government inefficiency under the Politicailmaster General. It argues Americans must wake up to dangerous trends, rejects Bolshevism, and urges a different method to confront the threat before it is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
End of Industrial Board Marks Return to Peace-Time Prices
Government efforts to stabilize prices through the Industrial Board of the Department of Commerce ended when Secretary Redfield accepted the resignations of Chairman George N. Peek and six board members. The April 22 resignations were held in abeyance until all efforts to spur industrial revival ceased. With dissolution, supply and demand are to reestablish prices from war levels to peacetime norms as the Railroad Administration reverts to competitive methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Board
Department of Commerce
Railroad Administration
Steel
New York
George N. Peek
Moline
Ill
Redfield
Wines
Autocracy's Loss In Pay Amid War Change
The piece notes drastic royal retrenchment as empires crumble after the war. It cites imperial incomes from state and property for rulers in Germany Austria Hungary Russia Turkey Greece Bulgaria and Saxony Wartemburg and comments Kaiser Wilhelm II faces tight finances and possible relocation. It reflects on the fall of the world’s strongest military powers and the collapse of empires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savaria
Russia
Turkeys
Greece
Bulgaria
Saxony
Wartemburg
England
Germany
Tragic Question on Self Harm Sparks Local Debate
A reader asks whether any man has killed himself by Quanwork, prompting discussion on mental health and moral responsibility in the community. The comment reflects concern over dangerous behavior and urges compassionate action.
Lock the Door Now
Taxation for an indemnity to be paid abroad, for which no return is received, is in a different category from taxation the proceeds of which are disbursed within the country, as upon the domestic debt. Not a dollar of capital from outside will enter Germany to be subject to heavy taxation. Afterward, emigration will rise unless immigration laws are tightened to keep the Huns out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Malmedy
Eupen
Prussia
League of Nations
Luxemburg
China
Shantung
Japan
Germany
Morocco
Egypt
Schleswig-Holstein
Kiel Canal
Denmark
Helgoland
Rhine
William
Democratic Consistency Traced to Inconsistent Statesmanship
The piece notes Vice President Marshall’s public shifts from a vow to oppose war only against invaders after a Vera Cruz death to a Texas claim supporting sending troops to Russia to exterminate Bolsheviks. It argues Democratic consistency is lacking and criticizes lawmakers for prioritizing politics over home concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Vera’ Cruz
Texas
Russia
Public notices and a foreclosure in Clark County Illinois 1919
Public notice announces a license bid to establish a ten year ferry between Town Nine and Town Ten in Clark County for travel to Indiana. A separate chancery foreclosure awards sale of East Half of Lot 66 in Woodford Dulaney's Addition, Marshall, Clark County, with cash terms. Sale set for June 14, 1919 at Marshall Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Clark County
Illinois
Town Nine
Town Ten
Indiana
Vigo County
James Bohn
Circuit Court of
W Low
C E Carter
Ella J Carter
H R. Snavely
Court House
Marshall
Clark
of Illinois
Woodford Dulaney
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
S. Sol
H. R. Snavely
Clark Co
Probate Petition Seeks Removal of Guardian in Illinois Court
In Clark County Illinois during the June 1919 probate term the guardian Thomas C Whallon petitions for removal of Fred Flenner as guardian of Lola Delores Newman. An affidavit shows non residence and a summons issued after the petition was filed on February 28, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Thomas C Whallon
Lola Delores
Newman
Fred Flenner
Fred “Flenner
Don
Notice to non-resident defendant in county court
The document states that Fred Flenner must appear in county court at Marshall Illinois on the second day in June next to plead answer or demur to the petitioner's bill. If he fails, the bill will be confessed and a decree entered as prayed. Fleming R. Black, Clerk. Everett Connelly, Petitioner's Solicitor. 18-4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flenner
Marshall
Iinois
Fleming R. Black
Everett Connelly
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Vesa
THE
Marshall, Ilinois
Herald
State Department
Herron
Steffens and
Bullitt
Europe
Berne
Gompers
Paris
American Federation of Labor
Italy
Steffens
Lenine
Trotzky
Jenine
Tir
Post Office Department
Alsace
Lorraine
Danzig
Upper Silesia
Poland
Posen
West Prussia
Sarre
Bucharest
Roumania
Fletcher
Flaster
Chancery’s
Yoley
Sam C. Small
Clayton, N. M
Clayton News
Foley
Wallace Baird
Glaypool’s Stock Farm
Clarksville
Geraud
Percheron Society of America
American Breeders' Association
Geo, Claypool
Keee ER
Clyde H. Knowles
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