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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
5
A notice records Charles Scott as publisher entered at the Marshall post office. The item notes publication mail classification as second class and confirms receipt into postal service.
Announcement outlines pricing for notices such as card of thanks and obituary poetry not published, lodge resolutions on a member's death, and entertainments with admission fees charged at five cents per line.
The Herald prints a long roster of candidates for state and local offices including EDWARD E MITCHELL FRANCIS G BLAIR JOSEPH G CANNON D B Miller WM T HOLLENBECK HERSHEL R SNAVELY WM T MARTIN JR MILLARD M HEDRICK ARTHUR M TARMAN and HARRY W DRAKE. The piece also touches on Roosevelt support, party sentiment, and wartime aviation talk with assorted political commentary and anecdotes.
A fragmentary passage argues a newspaper shields no records and invites scrutiny of circulation claims. It cites a Watertown Wisconsin man praising Bucklen’s Arnica Salon as a cure for eczema, touting miraculous healing and relief.
The piece reflects on a national struggle within the Republican Party between insurgents and regulars, arguing that primary battles matter little without post primary election victory. It highlights calls for party reorganization to win governance and contrasts Democratic decline with Republican upheaval and the need for decisive action.
Hughes Large Store announces vast arrivals of the New Millinery, New Suits for women, cloaks and raincoats, plus dress goods including silks and worsteds. It advertises Hart, Schaffner & Marx clothes and a wide range of shoes for all ages. The tone invites customers to view the latest fashions and durable outfits.
Sunday and Saturday saw a flurry of visits and travel among residents. John Brooks of Casey and J Mo Mellrath from Terre Haute transacted business nearby while Lawrence Hurst left for New Harmony to coach at the high school. Edith Bradley remains severely ill with typhoid fever under care of Dr Mitchell of Marshall as Henry F Ryan visits his mother.
A fragment notes Frank Tobias and family visiting her parents on Sunday and Jim and Clyde Adams hosting days this week. Joe Adams and family were in Marshall Sunday visiting his sister Mrs Otis Landers. Elmer Snedeker will leave for Marion Indiana to begin school for the coming year. No services here Sunday due to Baptist meeting at McKeen. Mabel Snedeker in Oklahoma reports liking the country. Walter Adams and family hosted dinner last week. Harvey Dulaney and family. Mrs Ed Hickman of Portland Oregon. Mrs Henry Shirley and children attended. EA class about forty children plus church notes and communion references at St Mary’s Catholic church.
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