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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
2
Entry at Marshall Illinois lists second class mail rates with annual price 1.50 in advance six months 0.70 three months 0.40. Subscriptions end at paid time unless renewed. Classified ads 6 cents per line per insertion. Cards of thanks 25 cents. Lodge resolutions on member death 1.00. Entertainments with admission charged 0.05 per line. Communications may be edited.
The Herald asserts it holds the highest paid circulation among Clark County newspapers, emphasizing its reach and prominence in the region.
The article recounts the Burleson resignation drama and the president’s compromise. It details how postmaster general Burleson was kept in office with conditions to stay out of policy and labor issues while reforming the postal system. It also includes E N Hurley’s critique of public ownership versus private efficiency and a humorous aside about Benjamin and a straw incident.
Notice from Clark County Illinois that on October 6 1919 the Executor will present his final report and seek discharge from duties in Estate of Jacob Fraker with heirs William Ogden Alvin Fraker Fraker. Also notices probate of the will of Doctor S Van Scoyk deceased with hearing set October 6 1919 at 9:00 AM at Marshall Courthouse.
Notice to all persons of record that W H Drewel as consecator of Elisha Jones an insane person will apply to Clark County Court Marshall Illinois on the first Monday in October 1919 for an order to sell the lunatic s real estate The property is described as portions of Sections 33 and 28 Township 12 North Range 13 West Clark County Illinois and proceeds may be reinvested.
In the Circuit Court of Clark County Illinois November Term 1919 Merrill Bruner v Alice M Bruner nonresident defendant. Affidavit of non residence filed. Summons returnable November 10. Defendant must appear or the bill will be confessed and decree entered. Jay Swern Clerk. Complainant's Solicitor Arthur Poorman September 18.
Sealed bids will be received at the office of County Superintendent of Highways Marshall Illinois until 11 o clock a m September 23 1919 for the construction of a concrete bridge on the Clark Edgar County line about three miles west of Oliver Il Plans can be seen at Marshall and Paris Certified check for 10 percent of bid must accompany each bid Wilber Moore Sept of Highways Clark County G H Harkness Supt of Highways Edgar County
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