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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1919

Page

5

Herald pricing and notices from Marshall Illinois office

The notice lists subscription prices for The Herald Marshall Illinois, 1.50 per year in advance, 75 cents for six months, 50 cents for three months, with display rates, 16 cent minimum, 25 cent cards of thanks, 100 dollar lodge resolutions on death, and 5 cent per line entertainment announcements. It promotes job printing quality and claims the Herald has the largest paid circulation in Clark County.

THE Herald Clark County Illinois Henry Kasemyer Anna Kasemyer Fred Kasemyer Dora Kasemyer Swertzer William Kasemyer Sophia Link Minnie Pease Elizabeth Lang Henry W Kasemyer Ilinoia Marshall Fleming R. Black Wm T Hollenbeck

Labor and the Republican Party in Massachusetts

The piece argues that Republican governance delivers better times and wages for workers. It cites Massachusetts voting Republican by 124,000 and claims GOP support among mill and factory towns, saying Democratic missteps and impractical policies hurt business and wages while Republican legislatures enacted productive measures.

Labour Union Chase Moassachusetts Massachusetts Democratic Party

Fourteen points for the rural school program outlined

The national rural conference at Sioux Falls proposes 14 points to uplift rural schools. Highlights include training for country teachers, local health nurses, consolidation of one room schools, nine month terms, compulsory attendance to eighth grade, and schools as community centers. Also notes plans for a national corn and grain show joined with the International Livestock Exposition.

U. S. Bureau of Education Sioux Falls S. C Pi Sehorty Clark County Ilinois Chicago Business Men of National Corn Association Omaha Columbus Ohio Columbia Dallas Texas Dean Cef Curtiss Chicago Board of Trade

Thanksgiving Day Reflections on Family, Faith, and Charity

Thanksgiving day brings families together despite modern haste. It revives reverence for God’s guidance and the blessings of daily life. The day inspires charity and renewed ideals learned in childhood, offering hope to the struggling and a reminder of parental care.

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Sugar Shortage Reforms and Car Theft Crackdown Discussed

An editorial notes sugar distribution problems with grocers facing fines and public demand, urging fair allotment and regular distribution days. It also discusses rising auto theft and potential laws requiring car deeds and law officer witnesses to curb theft, amid calls for tougher regulations.

New York State Automobile Association

Om i an Besseths Signature tL

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Marshall Herald Harry *B Potter Vv. G. Young Postoffice LABOR Republican Party Committee On Poor J E Millhouse Elmer Snavely J T Hornbrook State Clark Isaac Claypool Marshall, Ilinois Mary E. Rector Graham & Snavely Attys France No. 7 Band Ttas Johnson D. D- Doll North Side Square Charles Brandenstein, E,main, Marshall
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