Marshall Herald masthead and pricing details
The Marshall Herald lists publication details from Marshall Illinois with editors Mark and Carlos Stewart. It includes entry as second class mail matter and rates: subscriptions at $2.00 yearly local advertising 35 cents per column inch and reader ads 20 cents per line with a minimum of two lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Ilinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Illinois
Herald
Mowing Pasture and Soil Runoff Reports at Dixon Springs
Rainy July boosts pasture mowing benefits at Dixon Springs Experiment Station. Reports detail soil and water losses from corn plots after a 3 to 4 inch July 20 rain, with mulch planted plots staying clearer than conventional ones. Ladino clover improves bottomland crops, returning nitrogen and organic matter. A Jackson County farmer toured the station to learn about pine post treatment methods and butt treatment sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Lee Gard
Joe Harris
Dixon Springs Experiment Station
Lee
Joe
Paul Horman
Massac County
Horman
Herman
Neighbors Like Mine Share Life and Faith
A reflective piece by John Wadsworth of Martinsville Indiana praising a dependable neighbor. He describes mutual aid in labor and trade, shared joys and sorrows, and steadfast honesty. The passage ends with hope of reunion in heaven and keeps a rural, communal tone. Grind oats coarse for beef cattle and feed lambs.
Traffic safety turns and signals guidance from road rules
The guide explains proper right and left turn procedures including positioning in lanes signaling 100 feet before turns and finishing by merging to the right. It notes using hand signals if the vehicle lacks mechanical indicators and cites sections of the Uniform Act Regulating Traffic.
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Trafic
Post Treatment and Weather Facts From Station Report
Authority warns pine post treatment alone not enough for wood structures in humid Illinois. Mc Millan advocates full penta treatment as cost effective. Station notes ewe replacement value with first year gross of $22 per head, aided by good management. A July 20 storm dumped 4.25 inches at Lake Glendale station, with four inches in one hour, a record duration rainfall.
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Illinois
McMillan
Jack Lewis
Lake Glendale
The Joy and Risk of Having Your Name in Print
A reflective piece on how publicized names bring fame and income, from ex criminals and racketeers to athletes and critics. It notes that notoriety often yields opportunities, while even a small town incident shows name value by getting the man quoted on farm quotas after plastering eggs on a courthouse.
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Olks
English Channel
Court House
Local Residents Attend Visits and Farewells Across States
West Union notes Leona Highsmith returning from Wisconsin with friends. Cline and Ferris families travel to McCoy Wisconsin and relatives in Pennsylvania. Hospitalization for Gordon Coryell. Whitlock funeral draws relatives from Akron Erie Pittsburgh. Alabama and Arkansas trips reported. Maywood burial. several camp and visiting activities cited.
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Robert Cline
McCoy
Wisconsin
Cline
Pennsylvani
Ferris
Ed Turner
Casey
Nelle Cline
Bertha Craig
Estella
Prust
Gladys Marvin
Helen Crumlin
Sue and Bell
Gordon Coryell
Union Hopital
Terre Haute
Eugene. Harros
Akron
Ohio
Dave Murphy
Donna Arbuckle
John Lindley
Uliana Camp
Paul Hazeltine
Niiana Christian Camp
Fairy Collier
Rosalie Wright
Shirley Jeans
Peggy Arbuckle
Mabel Louise Monk
Grace Fitchgould
Wichita
Kansas
Sam Sheets
Allen’ Buckner
Toledo
Sie
Lillie White
Lester
Iva’ Tucker
Nel Kaufman
Lillie ,White
Kaufman
Sally Carter
Anaheim
California
Sylvia Gideon
Reta Dillion Roberts
Toledo Illinois
Merle ‘Mery
Melrose Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Steve Wells spent a week in Indianapolis visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson and family of Casey visited Ms June Kenderdine and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Graham. Leo Green and family shared Sunday dinner with Mrs. Imo Green. Neva Johnson visited Miss June Kenderdine on Wednesday afternoon. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kenderdine and June and Charles.
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Steve Wells
Indianapolis
Herbert Johnson
Casey
Pearl Graham
Leo Green
Imo Green
Neva Johnson
Miss
June Kenderdine
Warren Kenderdine
June
Charles
Leo Greenata
Jerry
Marsha
Sharon
June Sheltons
Bernard Lee
Bobby
George Lee
Community Socials Mention June Shelton and Family
Names of local residents appear at a Sunday visit in Washington and reports on extension service programs and boy and girl awards. The notice discusses weights and back fat measurements for youth programs and dietary shifts toward higher protein foods, with farming tips on pest control for evergreens.
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Washington, D. C
Cooperative Extension Service
National Agriculture, University of Illinois
Committee On Boys and Girls
Club Urbana
Warle Caminata
Cream of 4 H Crop Earns National Recognition
The best 4 H members are chosen by merit through three national 4 H award programs achievement citizenship and leadership. State sectional and national honors include $300 scholarships silver trays watches and expense paid trips to the Club Congress in Chicago with four national winners receiving medals and two top winners earning travel and prizes.
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Ford Motor Company
Chicago
Jeounty
Edward Foss Wilson
Congress
Thomas E. Wilson
National Committee On
United States
Card of Thanks for Harry L. Wyrick Passes
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved father Harry L. Wyrick. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wyrick.
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Harry L. Wyrick
Paul Wyrick
Hoover’s Final Report Ends Two Hoover Commissions
Roneke CLL reports reveal R Herbert Hoover, 61, retires from public life as the Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government disbands. The piece contrasts the first commission’s accepted recommendations with the second’s debated policy changes seeking a leaner federal government and greater state duties.
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R. Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Commission
Roosevelt
Truman
Lrst
Hoover Commission
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Secrdt Commission
Eisenhower
White House
Pat Manton
Indiana
Manton
Bricker
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Melrose
Miss June Kenderdine
Buick
Bastis
Ivan L. Wiles
General Motors
Edward T. Ragsdale
Eleva
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