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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

10

Marsh State Bank Financial Statement Fragment

The document presents a partial bank statement listing loans and discounts 142077 93 overdrafts 142217 61 bonds and securities 5824 07 banking house 46100 gold and silver coin values and treasury notes with totals around 196714 5 and capital stock 80000 with undivided profits 5427 74 demand deposits 2887 77 and another 6108 00. The cashier R H Brown signs sworn to the accuracy on September 28 with notary L Cone witnessing.

Go Ec Nat'l Bank N. BO .Uou

The Same Old Bryan in a New Campaign

The piece argues Bryan has not changed his core positions from 1896 and 1900 and questions his current stances on railroad ownership, free silver, court packing, initiative and referendum, and monetary policy. It urges Democrats to press him for clear answers on these issues.

Bryan St. Louis Globe Democrat Denver St. Louis New York Supreme Court Snll Aos

They Take the Kinks Out by Dr Kings Pills

A Vermont reader from Pittsfield, N H Brown praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for years of use. The ad claims they remove stomach liver and bowel kinks without fuss or friction and guarantee satisfaction at Robt Prewett's drug store for 25 cents.

Dr King Sava N. H. Brown Pittsfield Prewett

Building lot near square with fruit trees

A 66 by 181 foot building lot in a fine residence district is offered for sale, five blocks from the square with a concrete walk to the square. Also advertisement for Foley’s Kidney Remedy promising cure for kidney and bladder trouble. Engraved calling cards available at the Herald office.

O. L. Kilborn Herald Office

Administratrix Notice in Estate of Wm F P Aydelott

The Administratrix of the Clark County estate of William F P Aydelott declares her intention before the Clark County Court to discharge duties and seeks permission to act. Heirs and distributees are notified to appear October 5, 1908, at the courthouse in Mayville to resist or support the application.

Clark County Aydelott Vt Otober County Court of Clark Priinois

Illinois deep waterway plan wins voter decision

The internal improvement commission of Illinois completes its campaign for a Lake Michigan to Mississippi river deep waterway. A $20,000,000 project would generate about $2,500,000 yearly revenue and, by year ten, pay for itself. The plan envisions 14 feet depth from Lockport to Utica via four falls for 140,000 horsepower.

Chicago Internal Improvement Commission of Illinois Lake Michigan Mississippi River Lockport Lit Holiness River Utlea

Sheriff Roughly Handled at Danville Train Station

Danville Illinois September 29 sheriff Geo Freeman of Wabash Indiana arrived with habeas corpus writ from the Wabash circuit court and custody order for a child of J F Watts. At the station he was seized by a crowd of Danville men and roughly handled before being allowed to board the train with the child.

Danville, Ill Geo. Freeman Wabash Ind Danville J F Watts Freeman

Deserter Prefers Federal Prison To Fort Benjamin Harrison

Floyd Mack, a deserter arrested in Danville Illinois, says Fort Leavenworth prison is preferable to Fort Benjamin Harrison and the petty officers he served under. He deserted recently due to alleged brutal treatment and has fled twice before, each time fined twenty dollars, but vows to desert until discharged or confined long term.

Danville Ill Floyd Mack Fort Leavenworth Fort Benjamin Harrison Mack Indianapolis

Little Wabash Survey Progress in Carmi Illinois

Sept 29 Carmi Illinois The preliminary survey of the Little Wabash river is completed and the minutes have been sent to the Washington agricultural department. The federal probe tests navigability and potential channel straightening and deepening to prevent flood overflow of fertile lands in southern Illinois.

Little Wabash Carmi Little Wabash River Agricultural Department Washington

McKinley utilities test overheats homes in Decatur NJ

In Decatur New Jersey on Sept 29 the steam heating plant was tested causing about a hundred homes to become ovens. Residents complained and were told the system was working and to close the service pipe valve if heat persisted. In East St Louis Illinois on Sept 29 W W Burns House fire endangers three generations. Reamer set fire to his own residence threatening his father and mother in law his wife and three children and then attempted suicide.

Decatur Mercury McKinley Public Utilities East St Louis, Lll W. Burns Reamer

Civil War Veteran Michael Anderson Dies in Carmi

Carmi Illinois September 29 Michael Anderson a Civil War veteran and one of Carmis pioneers died at his home after a brief illness at age seventy six He was widely known in the local community and his passing marks the loss of a respected elder of the town.

Carmi Ill Michael Anderson Mr. Anderson

Death of Aged Minister

Springfield reports the death of Rev. Geo. Tink a German Evangelical pastor aged seventy nine who previously served in Laporte Indiana and other places.

Springfield Geo. Tink German Evangelical Church Laporte Ind

Returned to Nature Dayton Woman Ends Fire Fight

Dayton Ohio September 29 Lulu Kreitzer forty one widow rejected modern dress and appeared nude in public. Police summoned she locked herself in her home fired two shots into her stomach then set the house ablaze. Officers broke in finding her on the floor firing at them with a revolver until empty. She is reported dying in a hospital.

Dayton Ohio Lulu Kreitzer Ainiphalios Bidod

Charles S Deneen Governor Candidate Biography

Charles S Deneen the Republican nominee for governor was born May 4 1863 in Edwardsville Madison county. He rose through Lebanon and St. Clair county schools and McKendree College class of 1882. He served in the Illinois legislature and as state's attorney of Cook county before winning the governorship in 1904 and being renominated in 1908. He is married to Bina Maloney of Mt Carroll with four children.

Charles S. Deneen Edwardsville Madison County Lebanon St. Clair County McKendree College McKendree Union College of Law Northwestern Law School Chicago Newton Jasper County Godfrey Polk and Halsted Streets Deneen Illinois Sanitary Dis Ict Board Cook County McKinley Bryan Roosevelt Mr. Deneen Bina Maloney Mt Carroll Carroll County Charles Ashley Dorothy Frances Bina

Postal Savings Plan Details and Bank Depository Rules

Senate committee favorably reported a bill to establish postal savings banks with government security. Depositors of any age may open an account, with pass books and quarterly interest at 2 percent. Maximum deposit per account is 1000 dollars, with tax and seizure exemptions. Deposits funded locally, then invested in national banks or bonds. Also mentions a real estate listing for 80 acres in Dolson township with improvements and a four room house.

United States Senate Committee On Congress Postmaster General Postmaster-General Postal Savings Secretary of the Treasury Dolson Township Martha J Hall Marshall

Taft Attacks Democratic Inconsistency In Greensboro

William H. Taft criticizes Democratic leaders for decades of anti monopoly rhetoric while taking no legislative action to curb abuses. He accuses the party of self satisfaction as Republicans enact platform promises in contrast.

Wm. H. Taft Greensboro North Carolina

Society In Sound and the Call for Integrity

A passage notes a rising public conscience amid general comfort, urging remedies for abuses tied to prosperity and a higher standard of business integrity. It emphasizes pride in national progress and references Hon. Wm. H. Tart at Columbus, Ohio.

Wm. H. Tart Columbus Ohio

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney And Bladder Ailments

James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with curing his kidney and bladder troubles after trying several remedies and doctors. He reports complete recovery after five bottles and notes passing a life insurance examination. Also advertised are John Deere sulky and gang plows as world standards.

James Donahue New Britain, Conn Bess Foley J. L Keifer C. A. Dixon John Deere

Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Clark County

J W Adams administrator of George W Cassel deceased announces a public auction under a Clark County Court order. On October 10, 1908, between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm at the east door of the Marshall courthouse, Lot 4 Block 9 McKeen Clark County will be sold for cash with an approved security mortgage to secure purchase money.

Clark County Illinois J. W. Adams George W. Cassel Marshall McKeen

Public sale of Clark County school land in township 9 11

On October 19 1908 from 10 am to 6 pm the Clark County superintendent of schools will sell at public vendue the school land in township 9 range 11. The 16 acre parcel lies on the north side of the east half of section 30 with Wagon road on two sides and a railroad passing through. Payment options include full cash or one half cash with the remainder secured by a mortgage.

Clark County Trustees of Schools Said

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Marshall State Bank State of Illinois Serena Gunny I.r Brown The Marsh State Bank R.H Brown Lr Cone Nutury U. L. Keifer & Son Internal Improvement Commission Modern Fashions the “Herald Herald Postal Grocerienyt (Lockhre George W Cassel Hollenbeck & Connelly Attys Iakorcs Sonny
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