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Marshall, Wiinois
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
2
Herald Claims Clark County's Largest Paid Circulation
The Herald states it has the largest paid circulation of any newspaper in Clark County, asserting a dominant local readership and market position.
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the Herald
Clark County
Liberate Deception in 1918 Republican Shift
The piece argues President Wilson betrayed voters who elected a Republican Senate and House in 1918 by favoring Democratic peace delegates. It cites his failure to accept electoral judgment, calls him brash, and notes Burleson’s denial of honorary Western Union membership and retroactive pay.
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Wilson
Senate
House of Representatives
Cavil
America
Association of Western Union Employes
Burleson
Association
Denver
Committee On
Baker Forced to Sell Army Stores for Cost of Living
After repeated refusals and a public stance against revealing details, Secretary Baker is compelled by a Republican Congress to sell vast army stores of food and clothing to ease the burden of high living costs. President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George are questioned for omitting Mexico from the League of Nations to permit U S involvement at a strategic moment.
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Congress
Baker
Washington
Wilson
Lloyd George
Mexico
League’ of Nations
United States
Geimocrnife Party
Bunau-Varilla Urges Allied Front Against German Aggression
Col. Philip Bunau-Varilla told Washington Rotary Club that Europe alone cannot resist the Prussian system of conquest. He urges a permanent alliance of France England and the United States to deter German aggression and prevent a future peace.
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Philip Bunau-Varilla
Verdun
Washington Rotary Club
Europe
France
England
Just Now Campaign Voices Clash Over Mexico Policy
The discussion centers on a so called next campaign stance as politicians debate Mexico policy while Democratic senators push the idea that the league of nations could end bloodshed for all time in a broader international effort.
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Mexico
League of Nations
Executor's Notice and Probate Applications in Clark County
Public notices from Clark County Illinois list an executor's final settlement for the Jacob Fraker estate due October 6 1919 and invitation to heirs to resist. Also notices for will probate of Doctor S Van Scoyk and sale of insane patients real estate with details of properties and proceedings. Administratrix Clara Hughes reports claims and payment requests in Clark County.
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State of
Illinois
Clark
Jacob Fraker
William Fraker
Ogden Fraker
Alvin Fraker
Clark County
Marshall, Ilinois
Everett Connelly
Samuel P. van Scoyk
Joseph C. van Scoyk
Oscar N. van Scoyk
Carrie Bechler
Jasper W. van Scoyk
S. van Scoyk
Marshall
F. R. Black
Arthur Poorman
Atty
W. H. Drewel
Hirsha Jones
Iinois
W HH Drewel
Hughes
C H Hughes
Ilinois
Jamie Burnie and the Garden's Hidden Truth
Madeline confesses affection for James Burnie while learning his father, a humble Scotch gardener, is the man who quietly shapes her future. Jamie struggles between pride and love as social divides test family ties and a promised marriage. The old father’s quiet influence reveals the couple’s deeper bond.
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James Burnie
Madehine
Janie
James
City
Old Burnie
Madeline
Jamie Burnie
James Burnle
Jamie
Western Newspaper Union
Land for Sale in West Union and Martinsville Areas
Land for sale including the Wes Hammond farm eight miles west of West Union with 179 acres and fair improvements. Dunn farm five and a half miles southeast of Martinsville at 133 acres with timber and level land. Prices quoted at 65 dollars per acre and 50 dollars per acre. Also 60 acres north of Livingston with fair house and barn. Heirs selling. contact J. A. Sweet by phone 4.
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Wes Hammond
West Union
Rock Road
Dunn
Martinsville
Livingston 13S
Illinois State Fair Receipts Top $114 446 75
Estimated receipts for the 1914 Illinois state fair at August 15 to 23 total $114 446 75 with an earning over expenses near $24 000. Adult admissions brought $73 802 and children 2 111 75, other income from grandstand and horse show admissions rentals and concessions. Premiums totaled $90 193 85.
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Ilinois
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Col
Philip Bunau
Varilla
Clara Hughes
Graham and Snavely
Attys
J.B. Arvin
Missouri Auctioneer School
Clarksville, Illinois
J. A. Sweet
Stephen C. Bradley
Cole and
Cole
Abstract Office
Castoria
Ackage
Ckage
Bubeck & Gallagher
C. M. Bubeck
J. E. Gallagher
Indiana
C. D. Mitchell
Mitchell Bldg
West Side Square
Wabash
James J. Rose, M.D
Marshall, Tl
Kentucky
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