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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1928
Page
2
The item notes a publication by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois. It lists a price of $2.00 and references 100 copies and 60 TES.
A Herald ad and a National magazine comparison portray Al Smith as a phantom carrier for saloon forces and unfulfilled promises, while Herbert Hoover is depicted as dignified and capable. The piece urges voters to study the candidates' attitudes and abilities before choosing.
The piece notes Cermak's bid for the Democratic United States Senate and criticizes the ticket labeled as the state slate. It also mentions Judge Thompson as the gubernatorial candidate and invites readers to name the remaining Democratic ticket members.
Sir Oliver Lodge is cited by Sunday papers claiming that in millions of years the moon may collide with the earth destroying all life. The reminiscence echoes concerns about cosmic events and planetary fate.
Notable property transfers include Oscar I Warner and wife to EB C Connelly and wife on land in 19-31-13 for 2 dollars, Harriet R Payne et al to Geo J Payne in 30 31-11-12 for 1 dollar, Geo H Smith et al to Frank Cole in 21-12-13 for 1 dollar, John Weir to Dewey Montgomery in Marshall for 100 dollars, Josepha D Dooley et al to Robert F Niteche in 7 18-11-11 for 1 dollar, J E Davidson to Anna Higgins in Cumberland for 652 dollars, Alka Elliott to W F Raef trustee on 29 32-913 for 10 dollars, Mary J MiMott to W J Raef on 29 330-13 for 6 dollars, Harve GO Banders and wife to L H Beatty et al in Martinsville for 1 dollar, Raymond Wiliteen to Harry and Aden in Westfield for 1 dollar.
Residents discuss impacts of hot Indian summer on wheat and Hessian fly risk. Farmers report high soybean yields in York township and Dolson township. Miss Edna Schickadonz calls for a local hospital. librarian staff seek more library funding and stair access improvements.
In Clark county the circuit court for the November term 1928 hears B F Johnson versus Don F Romines Lois Romines and The Martinsville State Bank. Nonresidents Romines are required to answer by November 12 1928 or the bill’s relief will be granted. Clerk Russell L Rilby Marshall Illinois.
Wayne A Satterfield of Marshall Clark County Illinois is declared bankrupt in the Eastern District of Illinois. The first meeting of creditors is set for October 29 1928 at 10 am in the Federal Building Danville Illinois. creditors may prove claims select a trustee examine the bankrupt and address asset sale plans subject to court approval. The notice is signed by Referee in Bankruptcy Walter J Grant.
In the circuit court of Clark County Illinois to the November term 1928 Louise B Moyer vs Robert A Moyer filed bill of complaint on September 26 1928 and summons issued returnable November 12 1928 at Marshall. Nonresident defendant must plead or answer by the first day of the next term or judgment may be entered.
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