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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
3
Gov. Cox attacks Republican fundraising tactics as corrupt and says key funds come from many small donors rather than a few big givers. He accuses boosters of sinister motives while defending the GOP campaign as run by honorable men. Democrats face public apathy over fundraising and inefficiency claims.
Paul Kraemer born December 15, 1913 near Marshall Illinois died September 3 1920 in Robinson Illinois at 1 40 a m age 6 8 18. He leaves a large family including father Ivan and mother Eliza and 65 brothers sisters and grandparents. Funeral was held at home Saturday at 2 00 p m with Rev McCoy officiating. Interment in Brick cemetery.
The piece notes that both major parties nominate conservative candidates and reject radical programs. It argues radicals threaten private property and incentives, seeking government control, but fears public backlash will push voters toward cautious leadership and practical cooperative ideas.
The piece argues communities must defend themselves against riotous unrest without awaiting state help. It cites Boston during a policeman strike and frontier pioneers as examples of self reliance, urging towns to band together to maintain law, deter violence, and reinforce national safety.
The piece argues that property values and civic spirit rise when landlords maintain clean, well kept rentals. It suggests charging higher rents for disorderly properties and offering discounts to tenants who do minor repairs, which would spur neighborhood beautification and improved self respect.
A Franklin Massachusetts experiment plans a 1200 acre farm with 200 cattle 10000 hens and crops plus two Boston stores to sell to stockholders at a discount. The scheme promises price savings for consumers and higher farmer returns but faces risks of irregular production and unsold surplus.
Mrs. J. T. Miller read an article on Personal Devils. Seventeen were present. From an Iowa Weekly. The first fall meeting of the Ladies Matinee Musicale will be held in Central Christian Church Saturday at 2:30 PM. From an Indiana Weekly. Mr. Roberts went to Kansas City with a car of hogs. Neighbors joined to make up the car. From a Kansas Weekly.
We thank friends for sympathy during our son’s illness and death and for the floral offering. Ivan Kraemer and family.
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