Marshall Herald birth of a community paper in Marshall Illinois
The Marshall Herald is a weekly publication printed by Wabash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois. Editors include iMark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with Mark Stewart as editor. The paper is mailed as second class matter and offers subscriptions at 2.00 per year with local ads priced at 35c per column and 20c per line for reader ads with a minimum of two lines.
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Diinois
iMark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Mark Stewart
Marshall
Ilinois
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Herald
Fence Viewers Roles in Township and County Areas
Law outlines fence viewers duties in counties with and without township organization. Ex officers appoint or local officials serve as viewers. parties may choose viewers, or a third if they disagree. Viewers determine fence value and maintenance shares, inspect repairs, and file written decisions. compensation is $1.50 per day.
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Traffic Safety: Heed Curve Signs and Advisory Speeds
Motorists should slow for curves as indicated by diamond shaped yellow signs with advisory speeds. Exceeding these speeds breaks a natural law. guard rails and past accidents illustrate dangers. Request the new Males of the Road booklet by writing Charles Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield.
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Charles F Carpentier
Charles. Carpentiar
Mate
Spring
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Viewers determine shared costs in property disputes
The text explains how owners may be charged for expenses by adjoining owners and that viewers decide fault and costs. If a party is deemed at fault, they bear all costs themselves, with viewers bound to the law and questions. Decisions may be appealed to courts.
Pasture Use By Yearling Steers At Dixon Springs
A Dixon Springs report explains how yearling steers of varying flesh levels gain differently on pasture. It notes average weights of thin 431 pounds medium 496 pounds and fat 686 pounds and shows gains over about 200 days with all three consuming roughly 5 000 pounds of oven dry forage.
Grazing Gains by Steer Fleshing Levels on Pasture
The notes compare grazing outcomes for 5,000 lb of dry matter pasture fed to three steer types. Thin steers gain about 242 lb worth $34.30, medium steers 189 lb worth $25.85, and fat steers 124 lb worth $15.60. Last year shows grazing thin most profitable, fat least. fat steers should be fed out.
Plan and Plant for Wild Game Cover
Harold Scholten of the University of Illinois urges improving odd farm areas for wildlife. He suggests field shelterbelts fence rows and borders with trees shrubs grasses and legumes to provide cover and a habitat for wild game and young.
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Harold Scholten
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Scholten
Christian Science Sunday Schedule and Reading Room
The notice lists worship times at 614 Pine Street with Sunday school at 9 3, Sunday service at 11, and Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 45. Reading room hours are Wednesday from 2:00 to 5:00 p m and invites the public.
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Christian Science
Pine Street
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