Eat Drink and Be Merry Over Rising Costs Ahead
A pithy editorial on rising prices and political loyalties noting the evolving values of Republicans and Democrats and the impracticality of holding both affiliations.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
4
A pithy editorial on rising prices and political loyalties noting the evolving values of Republicans and Democrats and the impracticality of holding both affiliations.
A reflective note on voters rejecting progress once more with expected time to reconsider. The statement hints at delayed consequences and future repentance as the public awaits another chance to reassess the matter.
The piece argues that Theodore Roosevelt will be a diminishing factor in politics, citing the Mexican incidents and riots sparked by the Texas border burning as evidence of American arrogance. It questions if Americans are truly the greatest people and urges self scrutiny.
Herbert and James return from military service and school at Quircy. Gwin Fix runs a saw mill. Geo Newlin visits from Moonshine. Ransom Deverick from Johnson County. corn priced 40c retail, 35c at elevators. Eggs 30c butter 20 25c. chickens 10c. Several residents move residences and discuss local business. Baptist meetings close with three admissions. apples shipped from Wayne County retailing $1-$2 per bushel. Clark County election result noted. Clark Hammond's leg slowly improves in a wheelchair. Road stone from Indiana arrives. cost about $1.13 per cubic yard. Hunting and gas issues mentioned. Tomlinson visiting from Texas. land holdings cited.
Voters backed public policy measures by wide margins while Mr Cannon loses speakership potential and Champ Clark eyed as next speaker. The piece contrasts muckraking aversion with campaign vigor and warns aviators risk losing their way if they soar too high.
A viewpoint claims Democratic control will curb trusts and repress big business, making goods expensive to sell and cheap to buy, promising a coming millennium.
The piece argues that House rules influenced the election and that if Champ Clark becomes speaker he will run the office similarly to Mr Cannon to ensure government business moves forward under modern conditions.
The Hlineis legislature now stands 81 Republicans 70 Democrats 1 Prohibitionist and 1 Independent. County local optionists claim a 16 vote majority while anti optionists also claim a majority. A winter fight over the issue seems certain.
A Yonkers Statesman snippet shows a gatekeeper guarding a roadway full of straw as a young man, long a suitor of a daughter, is expected to propose tonight. The gatekeeper explains the wary household has taken precautions to avoid startling him.
The Florida Times Union notes a barefoot child burglar captured in the act yesterday morning. The three year old reportedly crept to the bed, stole a kiss, and told her father to wake up or miss breakfast.
Older voices claim newlyweds have more fights and disagreements in the first year than at any other time. The remark reflects traditional views on marital harmony and adjustment after marriage.
Public notice of a Master in Chancery sale in Clark county Illinois arising from a 1910 decree. The east half of lot 2 in the northeast quarter of section 3 in town 9 range 13 west is offered with dower rights reserved. Terms: one third cash, one third in 9 months, one third in 18 months with notes and mortgage. 6 percent interest. Sale date December 16, 1910 at Marshall courthouse East door.
Distribution includes new and fresh stock of general merchandise and furniture for 14 room hotels bought wholesale last spring. Livery outfit with two horses and four vehicles in good condition. Property on Synoh National Military Road Pittsburg Landing Tennessee leased to a commission. G Stipes P M Pittsburg Landing Tennessee invites written particulars.
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