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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1956

Page

3

Marshall Herald details and rates from Marshall Illinois paper

The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co. Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark and Carlos Stewart. It notes subscription at 2.00 per year local ad rates 35c per column and 20c per line for reader ads with a minimum of two lines.

Marshall Herald Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Mark, Stewart

Illinois Animal Trespass Laws History and Key Points

A historical summary traces Illinois trespass by animals from 1819 revisions through 1935. It covers fence duties, owner liability for damages, notices after capture, and court principles on poultry dogs cats and escaped livestock, plus 1895 rule on roaming animals and possible fines with an escape defense.

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Danforth Scholarships Awarded to Two Illinois 4-Hers

Berniece Aden of St. Joseph and James L. Mueller of Taylor Ridge win Danforth Camp scholarships to attend two weeks of leadership training and outdoor life next August at Camp Miniwanca Michigan. Selected from over 65 000 4-H members, they will join fellow 4-H leaders in a program funded by the Danforth Foundation.

Berniece Aden St. Joseph Champaign County James L. Mueller Taylor Ridge Rock Island County Danforth American Youth Foundation Camp Miniwanca Lake Michigan Shelby Michigan Danforth Foundation William H. Danforth Ralston, Purina Co St. Louis Berniece James University of Illinois College of Agriculture Chicago C. & E. I. Railroad

Calving Under Way at Dixon Springs Station

This week at Dixon Springs reports calving well along under Oakley Robinson the station herdsman with an expected total near 300 calves. Calves receive individual attention and are tattooed dehorned castrated and numbered on the first day to aid future identification and handling.

Oakley Robinson Oakley

Early Calves Bring Heavy Weaning Weights

Clarence Albritten, a Johnson county farmer, reports his calf crop has been on the ground for some time. Bob Webb, Station superintendent, notes February and March calves wean 80 pounds heavier than May calves. He attributes this to no change in feeding or management, suggesting an 80 pound bonus for early calving.

Clarence Albritten Johnson County Bob Webb

Fly control method for beef herds using burlap wraps

Mrs Abner Field a Pope county livestock raiser asked station veterinarian Doc Mansfield about pack rubbers a burlap wrapped wire cable hung between tree and ground to let cattle pass under over and around treated burlap soaked with DDT or methoxychlor in fuel oil A quart of 25 percent DDT or 16 percent methoxychlor in oil with 3 quarts of fuel oil provides good control for station herds requiring re soaking about every two weeks.

Abner Field Pope County Doc Mansfield Doc

Mulching Increases Corn Yields At Lee Farm Study

Station researcher Lee Gard reports mulching corn with forage mulch at two tons per acre after planting raised yield to 66 bushels per acre versus 52 bushels for unmulched corn last year. Mulching also cut soil loss from 5 tons to a fraction of a ton per acre. He will continue the study and grow mulch covers on the plots to ease the mulching process.

Lee Gard Lee

Illinois Tree Farm System invites private forest landowners

Illinois joined the American Tree Farm system as the 39th state. Tree farmers own private tax paying forests and grow repeated forest crops. Members show proper timber management and potential profitable use. Applications via circular from Spaeth or forestry divisions.

J. N. Spaeth Department of Forestry University of ‘Illinois College of Agriculture Illinois Spaeth State District Forester State Division of Forestry Springfield

Local Social and Hospital News Digest

Community updates include Will McKee leaving Paris Hospital after a week’s recovery from a single car accident. Mrs. Anna Veach and Harold Veach visit Terre Haute Hospital. Elaine Myers returns to school after adenoid removal at St. Anthony Hospital. Social visits include Mrs. Jennie Wilhoit and Alynn Macke hosting, plus A GC Northcutt of Oakla Indiana visiting the community and hospital scenes featuring the Fiscus and McKee households.

Eee Bunda Will McKee Paris Spon Paris Glenn Joyce Jennie Wilhoit Linda Macke Helen Long

Melrose Social News Hints at Local Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Ned Welsh and Fos toria Ohio hosted visitors Celia Dodd and Lancaster Redmond on a Wednesday. The Weyers family later joined Mr and Mrs Wayne Welsh at Robinson. Friday guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Patchett and Mr and Mrs Harold Washburn in Martinsville.

Ned Welsh Iof Fostoria Ohio Celia Dodd Lancaster Redmond Wayne Robinson Baker Herman. Patchett Martinsville Harold “Washburn

Illinois Secretry urges safe speeds on highways

Charles F Carpenter secretary states improved highways in Illinois allow higher speeds but motorists must judge safe speed on different road types. He notes braking and passing distances depend on many factors and drivers must protect lives by choosing safe top speeds.

Illinois Shan Springeld

Sunday Guests Visit Local Families

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Baker and Mr and Mrs Roy Dickerson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wallace Washburn. Omer Powell and sons near Hutsonville with Mr and Mrs Harold Graham visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Shelton and family. Ned Welsh Celia Dodd Miss Mable Dodd Mr and Mrs Lancaster Redmond Ward Redmond and Mr and Mrs Wayne Welsh spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frances Welsh at Spencer Indiana.

Lloyd Baker Roy Dickerson Wallace“ Washburn Omer Powell and Sons Hutsonville Harold Graham Art Graham Shelton Ned Welsh Celia’ Dodd Mable Dodd Lancaster Red

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