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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
4
Reread policy notes indicate second class mail at Marshall Illinois and card of thanks priced at 25 cents. Obituary poetry not published. Resolutions by lodges or societies on a member’s death priced at $100. Announcements or entertainments with an admission fee charged at 5 cents per line.
A compiled list shows candidates announcing intentions for the Republican and Democratic primaries in Clark county. Names include George M. Morgan Henry Millhouse Millard M. Hedrick George Collins and Wm T Martin Jr for sheriff and county clerk. D B Miller Wm T Hollenbeck Guy R Jones for state representative. Arthur M Tarman county treasurer Hershel R Snavely county judge and Harry W Drake county superintendent of schools. Democratic contender John Brooks seeks county clerk. Primary date Sept 15, 1910.
Analysis notes that the Maine results reflect an insurgent mood and fear of Teddy Roosevelt era discord shaping Republican strategy. Observers warn that participants seeking power may cause further party damage and internal clashes amid broader political turmoil.
The 23 week long coal miners strike in Illinois ends with a modest wage increase for the miners, but job losses and halted business persist. Operators have suffered reduced revenue as mining towns remain at a standstill for months. The Democrat urges readers to back Marton Watson and Park Briscoe, while editorial voices critique Roosevelt and Lorimer politics. A local anecdote extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve for eczema and skin ailments.
The piece argues Clark County cannot blame the Browne jury until improvements at home. It notes the difficulty of securing a Clark County jury capable of convicting criminals has become proverbial and fears low likelihood of conviction. It calls for stricter enforcement of the law overall.
The Herald boasts the largest Clark county circulation with postage receipts while the Democrat publisher scorns the figures. He declares the Democrat “the official county newspaper” though no such designation exists. Spectators mock his satire as he clings to tall claims and imaginations.
The New York Sun quotes Theodore Roosevelt reiterating he will not run in 1912 while critics ignite debate. The piece notes Roosevelt’s pledge remains unchanged from December 1907 and references public reaction and political commentary.
George H. Hamilton urges Illinois farmers to back organized action in Springfield. He notes lack of organized pressure in past sessions, calls for county institutes and farmer delegate networks, and warns hard roads and tax reform will demand expert guidance and unified lobbying.
Sunday School Convention to be held at Betlah Church York Township on Sunday Sept 18 at 10 am. Devotional by Mrs Jane Prevo. Today's lesson taught by W H Washburn. Normal drill by L B Anderson. Adjourn for dinner at 1 30 pm. Devotional by Mrs Frank Prevo. Quarterly review with class led by Mrs Cary Marvin. What is a Bible School by Miss Mae Chadwick. Discussion on community involvement and church needs led by Rev Shook. Echoes from state and county conventions noted.
Auburn community mentions Tillman Linton and wife visiting friends on Sunday. Edith Bradley ill for a week. James Hood stock sale attended by locals. H G Hurst at Jasper fairs. Joe Lowry of Martinsville spent several days in Auburh last week. J M Mellrath under doctor’s care and not much improved. Road work progresses with John Pittenges as overseer. Mrs Robert D McBuckler visiting relatives Meg and Mrs W H Bradley. School opened with good attendance. Forest E Smith principal. W T Johnson in primary room.
Help requested to support the York township Sunday schools with an offering for county work led by Mrs Cary Marvin president and Miss Mae Chadwick secretary inviting participation and assistance for a community church event.
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