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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1920
Page
4
A note offers a one year subscription to the Herald of Marshall Illinois and the Terre Haute Daily Star for the amount enclosed five dollars to be mailed to a provided address.
Bruce Barton argues that service defines business value. He cites a hotelier who sells service as the core product and recalls the Old Man's confession that profit was incidental to public service. The piece links servant leadership to business success and urges evaluating one’s future by what one can give.
The United States department of agriculture notes that about half of farm fuel comes from farm wood and the average family uses nine to ten cords of wood plus three tons of coal annually. The farm woodlot should be planned for economical resource use. The speaker adds a light note about popularity.
A French scientist develops a galvanometer based instrument to measure vibrations of bones and tissues and reads a person's pulse with greater accuracy than manual methods.
Grain is shipped directly from small markets or inspection points in the central West to consumers or ports for export based on shipping point inspection. Federal grain supervisors say this is possible under the grain standards act as inspection and grading are no longer confined to large markets.
The article explains that the goal of the boys and girls club work by the United States Department of Agriculture and state colleges is to develop youth into capable men and women with an interest in farming home economics and industry. It notes pig rearing corn yield clothing design and fruit and vegetable conservation as key activities.
In the Circuit Court of Clark County July Term 1920 Toura M Tingley vs Levi N Tingley in Chancery a divorce affidavit of non residence is filed. Complainant says the defendant is a nonresident and the bill was filed May 12 1920 with a summons returning July 1. Defendants are urged to appear on July 2 1920 otherwise the bill may be confessed and a decree entered.
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