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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1963

Page

2

Herald publication details and rates from Marshall Illinois

Published by the Wabash Valley Printing Co at 124 S. 5th Street Marshall Illinois editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart announce weekly Friday editions with second class postage. Subscription is 2.00 a year local advertising 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for classified ads.

Wabash Valley Printing Co S. 5Th Street Marshall, Til Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Marshall Illinois Finch

Tax Revenue Across States in 1962 and Illinois Position

The Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois notes average state per capita tax receipts in 1962 were 112.86 with Illinois at 95.57. General sales taxes totaled 5,068,000,000 nationwide, with 29 of 37 states relying on it for over a quarter of revenue. New York led income tax collections at 1,288,000,000 while Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Washington and West Virginia earned 40 percent plus from sales taxes.

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Corns Tall Hazards On Rural Roads Invasion By Bumble Bee

The piece notes corn growing tall in rural areas creating vision hazards at intersections and brush growth increasing danger along country roads. It warns drivers may be more relaxed with light traffic and mentions an invasion by a large bumble bee.

Romantic piano and orchestra on Capitol label

Four pianists Lou Busch Joe Bushkin Conley Graves and George Gleason perform with major orchestras in a mix of pop and semi classical pieces. Selections include Clair de Lune Rhapsody in Blue Manhattan September Song Laura With a Song in My Heart Climb Evry Mountain Ruby and body and Soul plus Semprini under Epic Majestic Sounds with an orchestra.

Linda Norris Capitol Lou Busch Joe “Fingers” Carr Freddy Martin Ray Noble Joe Bushkin Tommy Dorsey Benny Goodman Manhattan Laura Conley Graves Ev’ry Mountain Ruby George Greeley Semprini Britain Malaguena

Illinois Traffic Deaths Rise 11 Percent in First Half 1963

Officials warn dust from passing cars and driver inattention threaten safety on highways. The 1963 midyear report shows an 11 percent increase in traffic fatalities from the previous year, urging motorists to obey safety rules, yield right of way, drive to road conditions, and avoid following too closely.

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Dennison Family News and Local Visits

The notice lists numerous Sunday visits and guest appearances across families in Dennison and nearby towns. Highlights include guests from Paris Centralia Terre Haute Indianapolis and Marshall plus travels to Michigan and Indianapolis for weddings and hospital visits. A Bible verse from Psalms 86:5 closes the item.

David Bland Donnetta Maggie Bland Arnold Kirby Paris Mary Kirby Harry Johns Centralia Ilinois J. H. Johns Jay Yeley Norman Nancy Joan Ella Yeley Michigan Frank Doll Allana June Woodrow Mason Marshall E. C. Ham Charleston Foster Thompson Loren Orville Taylor Carrie Stepp Ester Holmes Jimmy Harper Tommy Taylor Russell Taylor Dean Holmes Betty Phelps Terre Haute Joan Yeley Cookie” Yeley Tom Jones Indianapolis Mabel Parsons Beulah William St. Anthony Hospital

Spirit lesson and highway bid details at Marshall church

Christian Science service at First Church of Christ Scientist Marshall features a Spirit themed Bible lesson and responsive readings. A county highway project requires a bid with no surety bond and includes penalties for late material delivery under standard specifications.

Christian Science Quarterly First Church of Christ, Scientist Marshall Science and Health Mary Baker Eddy

Illinois Notice of Letting for Melrose Road District Materials

Sealed proposals for fishing materials used in Section 108 TR Melrose Road District Clark County must be received by 10 am on Friday August 23 1963 at the County Superintendent of Highways office in Marshall Illinois. Proposals on official forms may be obtained there and must be enclosed in a envelope marked Material Proposal Section 108 TR Melrose Road District. The right to reject any and all proposals and to waive technicalities is reserved. Proposal guarantees of at least 10 percent of the bid are required or as provided in the Standard Specifications Article 2.7.

County Superintendent of Highways Marshall Ilinois County of Clark Melrose Illinois Melrose Road

Average, sensible person muses on normalcy and doubt

The speaker presents themselves as an ordinary, practical individual with a wink of self doubt about being perfectly typical, inviting reflection on what it means to be normal in modern life.

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