Marshall Herald Office Ad Rates and Policies
The Marshall Herald announces subscription prices of 1.50 per year in advance 75c for six months and 50c for three months Display advertising rates are available on application with a minimum 15 cents Lodges or societies may publish death notices at 1.90 The death notices and entertainments with admission charges incur 5 cents per line Editorial revision applies to all communications and the office promotes job printing and reasonable prices
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Herald
The Herald Claims Clark County's Largest Paid Circulation
The Herald asserts it holds the largest paid circulation among Clark County newspapers, emphasizing its readership reach and market standing.
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THE
Herald
Clark County
Winter Life Plans For Marshall Country Towns
The piece urges Marshall to host a moving picture show and a winter lecture course to provide social and educational outlets for its youth. It calls for occasional concerts and community events to deter country youths from seeking city life, fostering loyalty and self improvement at home.
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Marshall
Campaign for steady year round coal demand urged
The piece argues that intermittent industry cycles raise costs and unemployment. It urges a nationwide effort to persuade the public and railroads to spread coal purchases evenly across the year so mines run regularly, reducing price spikes and labor unrest.
The Trapping Season Brings High Fur Prices
Demand for furs of all kinds rises sharply with forecasts that prices will remain strong. Reports suggest a continued boom for luxury hides as fashion and trade influence buyers and sellers.
Trapping Inspires Warmth Through Mindset and Material
The practice described blends cunning with craft as followings of zeal for trapping seek to outwit animals. It notes trapping provides clothing material and helps keep the world warm through winter.
Election results show mass Democratic weakness in Massachusetts
The piece argues Democratic misgovernance and dual stance on Bolshevik issues led to a mass shift to Republicans. It cites Massachusetts as a strong defeat for Democrats and notes broader GOP drift in Kentucky and other states, blaming Democratic extravagance and class politics.
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Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Boston
Kentucky
Buy Early For Christmas Gives Marshall A Smoother Season
The article urges Marshall residents to start Christmas shopping now to ease mail, express, and railway strain. It argues preplanning saves fatigue for workers and avoids crowded last minute purchases, recommending gifts be bought early and marked not to be opened until Christmas.
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Marshall
The Modern Woman's Career and Its Effects
An editorial critiques young women's push for independence through quick business training. It argues such pilots lack general education, produce unready workers, and lead to frequent career changes as marriages interrupt employment. It notes economic benefits but questions long term preparation.
Showdown with feeders and a magazine that guides profits
A farmer credits Successful Farming with practical feeding tips and cost tracking ideas that boost cattle gains and profits. He cites articles on winter feeding, feeding crops, and ration costing, praising the subscriber edited nature and broad reader cooperation.
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Weill
Renews Old Acquaintanceship With Straw Stack Thrash
Westervelt farmer T J Skiff recounts reviving a friendship with the straw stack during thrashing time after illness left him unable to work. He credits NATSKI Blood Purifier for restoring his strength and invites inquiries, noting local sales at City Drug Store and Keifer Drug Co.
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Westervelt
T. J. Skiff
Westervelt, IL
Natski
City Brug Store
Keifor Drug’ Co
Oliver Typewriter No 9 on five days trial
Advertisement notes Oliver Typewriter No 9 available for a five days trial. For further particulars, call or visit Brandenstein Prest-O-Lite Service Station at Bell Phone 77 Wabash.
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Chas
Brandenstel
Bell
Wabash
Public sale of Frank Sewell property heights in Clark County
Execution issued by Clark County Illinois Circuit Court directs sale of Frank Sewell property in Marshall. The notice lists undivided thirds of multiple land quarters in sections 9 16 and 16, with homestead right of Lizzie Sewell, sale set for November 29, 1919 at 10 o clock at the Court House door.
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Clark County
State of
Illinois
Frank Sewell
James Ashley
Lizzicewell
Frank’ Sewell
Marshall
Mizots
Ray Unis Atlday
Wovembar A. C
Byram
Clark
Henry Sewell
Ilnois
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