Saving Middleman’s Charge And The Case For Direct Distribution
The article argues for eliminating middlemen to reduce costs and handling, citing retail needs for small, regular deliveries and the value of farmer cooperatives distributing directly to retailers. It notes freight costs, storage limits, and the efficiency of carload shipments to district warehouses, with examples from California and New York. It also touches on prohibition era sugar and alcohol ideas, and closes with a local birthday gathering for Sheriff Byram.
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California
New York
Farmers Cooperative Associations
Fettes Miller pretty wedding at Park Center Church Chicago
Mary Emma Miller formerly of Marshall married Harry Hi Fettes of Chicago on October 14 at Park Center M E Church in Chicago. Rev Ervine Thompson officiated with a large crowd, reception at church, three twenty dollar gold pieces given by the church as a token of esteem.
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Park Center
M E Church
Chicago
Tito
Mary Emma Miller
Marshall
Harry Hi Fettes
Aberdeen
Scotland
Ervine Thompson
Chantilly
Tle Valles
Alma Magnuson
Helen Sellar
Haydn Owens
Messra
Tony McLean
W Russell Evans
Erwine Thompsen
Meoo
Fettes
Happs
Trotast
Pepene l
Court of Honor Halloween Party Planned in Marshall
Marshall District Court No 16 will host a Halloween party for its members and friends on Friday night October 22 at 8 00 pm. The event will feature music ghosts witches fortune tellers and cats.
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Marshall District Court No 16
First Road Show Comes to Marshall Theatres
Manager Brown of the Pythian Theatre starts a four program road show series at Marshall. The first performance is Tuesday night breaking four years without road shows in the city. Audiences will find farces they enjoy while some prefer movies.
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Manager Brown
The
Pythian Theatre
Marshall
Public Opposes Government Operation In 1920 Survey
Editors nationwide oppose government running business with citizens. Of 6 154 editors, 4 466 say communities broadly resist government operation of utilities, up 3 points from 1919. The pool covers 11 428 817 in print circulation, likely 44 million readers, with no clear partisan tilt.
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Press Service Company of
New York
Press Service Company
Great Lake
West
Middle West
Southwest
Radicus
South
Arkatsins
Soulstarn
Massour Katss
Okihenia
Nor
Minnesota
Moeroa Net
North Prekor
Tisiotn
Far West
Arizona
California
Tditis
Newaada
New Mexico
Oregon
Terado
Utah
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Alabama
Muscia Shoals
bin Fervor
Dowdtful
Col L Dow Morris Auctioneer Paris Illinois
Col L Dow Morris listed as auctioneer based in Paris Illinois with office at Reed's Drug Store and contact numbers 1020 L and 40 for inquiries and arrangements.
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Col. L. Dow Morris
Reed's Drug Store
Trio Is Convicted In Bank Robbery Case At Chester
Newton III Arthur Drever 21 Roy Thompson 17 of Paris Illinois and Charles E Pearman of Charleston were found guilty of burglary and larceny in Chester circuit court. They were sentenced to one to twenty years in Chester Penitentiary for robbing Ste Marie Bank on July 21 with about 1800 dollars and 2000 in Liberty bonds. Grover and Thompson confessed implicating Starman. Pearman allegedly paid 40 dollars each and kept the rest. Grover's address was 413 B Crawford Paris. Thompson had previous reform school term. all were arrested south of Casey and jailed in Clark County briefly.
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Newton III
Arthur E. Drever
Roy Thompson
Paris
Charles E. Pearman
Charleston
Crcuit
Chester
Ste Marie
Ill
Grover
Thompson
Starman
Pearman
John Grover
Crawford Street
Methodist Sunday pageant showcases faith education on stage
The Sunday school pageant was a pronounced success highlighting ongoing church work for all ages. Attendees are invited to next Sunday at 9 30 for morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon The Pathway from Sin to God The Epworth League gathers at 6 30 The pageant The Coming of the Truth will repeat Sunday at 7 30 Lighting should enhance night show The Brotherhood plans a Halloween party October 26 midweek service Wednesday Life and work of Matthew addresses led by Pastor O E Pettit.
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Epworth League
Brotherhood
Matthew
O. E. Pettit
Congregational Sunday Services Focus on Why Go to Church
Sunday morning worship explores Why go to church with Rev Clark S. Thomas opening the pulpit at both services. Evening lecture on Scarecrows accompanies good music and a welcoming program. Local readers invited to attend.
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Clark S. Thomas
Marshall Township High School Football Triumph Over Lawrenceville
Marshall Township High School defeated Lawrenceville 35 to 7 in a hard fought game at Lawrenceville on Saturday October 16. Perdunn Malloy and Rayhel starred for Marshall as they built a big lead and stopped a late Lawrenceville rally with a third quarter touchdown. Marshall next faces Hutsonville at home on Saturday October 23.
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Marshall Township High School
Lawrencevile
Lawrenceville
Mashall
Perdunn
Malloy
Rayhel
Marshall Marshall
Hutsonville
Marshall
Questioning Prices Shapes Buying Habits in Advertised Trade
A trade report notes the public scrutinizes prices before purchase, relying on newspaper ads to judge fair costs. Shoppers track weekly notices and favor stores that publicly declare sale prices, boosting business for advertised merchants.
Legion Banquet Planned After Clark County Post Meeting
There will be a banquet in the K P banquet hall on Friday night October 22 after the Legion meeting. Join for a good time with oyster stew, smokes and music. Clark County Post No 50 Entertainment Committee.
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K. P
Legion
Clark County
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D Toman
B Gray
J P Byram
Will Sidey
Fettes—Miller
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Paris, Illinois
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Methodist
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Toledo Blade
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W. G. Perisho
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Williams’ Feed Store
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