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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1919

Page

2

Local Post Office Rates and Notices Update

Entered at the post office as second class mail matter. Subscription prices: $1.50 per year in advance, six months. three months 40c. Subscriptions end at time paid unless renewed. Classified ads five cents per line per insertion. Cards of thanks 25 cents. Lodge resolutions on a member’s death cost $1. Announcements of paid entertainments charged at five cents per line. Communications subject to editorial revision.

Markhell Dinois

Herald claims Clark County's largest paid circulation

The Herald asserts it has the highest paid circulation in Clark County, positioning itself as the region's leading newspaper.

THE Herald Clark County

Hollenbeck Seeks Delegate Post in Constitutional Convention

Three Republicans appear on the primary ballot for the constitutional convention delegate race: Charles A Shuey Charleston Wm T Hollenbeck Marshall and James Jo Ashworth Mattoon. The Democratic and Socialist ballots list no names. The primary is in September with the election November 4 1919 and the convention opens January 10 1920.

Charles A Shuey Charleston Wm T Hollenbeck Marshall James Jo Ashworth Mattoon Judge Hollenbeck Ileal Oman Judeze Shuey Herald Judg- Hollenbech Ultimo Hol Ienbeck Dortas

Will Liquor Interests Dominate the Illinois Constitutional Convention

A 1919 American Issue article argues that the United Societies and its Chicago leader Anton J. Cermak are trying to place wet candidates in the Illinois constitutional convention. It claims wet forces seek to defeat dry men and influence the new constitution, opposing recent dry victories.

Hquor United Societies Illinois Powe Anton J Cermak Chicago State of Landis

Brandegee Question on Lascivious Shantung Signatures

Senator Brandegee questions Secretary Lansing about whether Japan would have signed the peace treaty without Shantung. The President disagrees, saying Japan could not have signed without Shantung. He notes major railroad losses and freight theft, much around New York City, by organized gangs near rail officials. A light exchange about inexpensive Sunday dinners ends with a trolley joke.

Brandegee White House Lansing Foreign Relations Committee Japan Shantung Uncle Sam New York City

Col Wait C Johnson Seen as Key AEF Athletics Leader

Col Wait C Johnson of the general staff and chief athletic officer of the AEF chaired the Inter allied game committee under whose auspices a major meet in Paris was held. He was well known in athletic circles during his college days.

Wait C. Johnson Inter Paris Colonel Johnson Athleife A. EF Tiaamoloashin Ganice

Castoria Ad Sparks Rail Fare Debate in Riddick Quote

In a public exchange Representative Carl W. Riddick of Montana blasts railroad policy linking high rates to the cost of living. He argues government action has nationalized railroads and inflated prices, and says boosting rates again would worsen the burden.

Carl W. Riddick Montant

Notice of Probate and Estate Matters in Clark County

Notice states hearings for probate of will of Doctor S Van Scoyk to heirs at law Samuel P Van Scoyk Joseph C Van Scoyk Oscar N Van Scoyk Mrs Carrie Beehler and Jasper W Van Scoyk with hearing set October 6 1919 at Marshall Court House. Also notices pending for sale of real estate of insane Elisha Jones and appointment of administratrix Clara Hughes for C H Hughes estate with October term and claims deadlines. counsel listed.

State of Illinois Clark Samuel P. van Scoyk Joseph C van Scoyk Oscar N van Scoyk Carrie Beehler Jasper W van Scoyk Doctor S. van Scoyk Clark County Illinois Doctor S van Scoyk Marshall F. R. Black Arthur Poorman W H. Drewel Elisha Jones Minois Haineis Oh Drewel H Hughes C H Hughes

Doan's Kidney Pills Soothe Dizzy Spells A Marshall Testimony

Edward Reese of 207 Poplar St says kidney trouble caused back pain and dizzy spells. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from City Drug Store his condition improved and he has remained well. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

Marshall Dean Edward Reese Poplar St Doan

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