Card of thanks and obituary poetry notice
Obituary notices and lodge resolutions on a member's death appear in a card of thanks format. Public announcements of entertainments with admission fees are billed at 5 cents per line.
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
4
Obituary notices and lodge resolutions on a member's death appear in a card of thanks format. Public announcements of entertainments with admission fees are billed at 5 cents per line.
Republican ticket lists Edward E Mitchell for State Treasurer Francis G Blair for State Superintendent Joseph G Cannon for Congress Joseph G Cannon for State Representative William T Hollenbeck D B Miller for County Judge Hershel R Snavely for County Clerk William T Martin Jr for Sheriff Millard M Hedrick for County Treasurer Arthur M Tarman for Supt of Schools Harry W Drake for Supt of Schools as part of a slate of state and county offices.
The new republic of Portugal has begun a war on the Catholic church ordering the immediate suppression of all monasteries and convents. Senator La Follette undergoes gallstone removal and may shift political alliances. Senator Lorimer resists testifying in a bribery inquiry and faces possible resignation. A radical progressive Republican stance seeks concrete actions to curb evils. Taft faces ongoing party debates. News notes high fraud losses from mining brokers and postal overpayments.
The article notes Portugal's republican advance over decades, recalls the 1908 assassination of Carlos I and his heir, and describes Parliament's shift to December while parties in Madrid celebrate the Lisbon revolution and its political implications.
The Marshall chapter details Woodmen of the World structure with seven departments Social fraternal savings disability benefit old age annuity life insurance and monument. It cites $15,000,000 in backing and an emphasis on savings through Central Bank Colonial Trust and Savings of Chicago with $30 average last year per member from a $1 start.
The piece lauds an administration for census efficiency and political neutrality, transforming tariff advisory boards into a commission, shaping rail stock regulation research, launching the Bureau of Mines, reducing public waste, improving colonial administration, advancing Panama work, and enforcing antitrust and tariff laws with vigor. It notes efforts toward peace and public morality, while highlighting the law’s enforcement at entry ports.
The piece argues that readers claim the press is unreliable when stories favor or harm their interests. It contends readers often stop their own copies while publishers keep operating, turning papers into borrowable items and eroding independence and truthfulness in journalism. It warns publishers against bowing to bluffs, or they risk losing credibility.
Program of West Union section of Teachers Association to be held at Odd Fellows Hall with events at 1 30 pm. Topics include How I will teach Home Geo by State Course for third month Fannie Luckhaupt Picture study for primary grades Mae Chadwick Seventh year grammar third month tasks Sam Hut chison Preparation of the teacher from the parents point of view J H Dickerson School Discipline Bruce Evans Third year spelling per state course third month Amanda Shotwell President Orlie Shotwell Secretary Golda Bartlett.
A short classified item advertises Rhode Island Reds White Orpington cockerels two pens of young Hamburgs and An conas at bargain price if bought together. The quirky note ironizes fashion trends and praises athletic build as a compliment while urging practical work from associates.
Notice to non resident defendants in H P Houghton versus R A Young and others that a bill was filed October 5 1910 in the circuit court at Marshall with a summons returnable November 14 1910. Defendants must appear and plead or demur on that date or the bill may be taken as confessed and a decree entered.
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