Marshall Herald imprint and contact details
The Marshall Herald is published by Wabash Valley Printing Co on 124 S 5th Street Marshall Illinois. Editor is Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It is issued every Friday with subscription at $2.00 per year and local advertising at 35 cents per column inch. Reader ads cost 20 cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall, Ilinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Ilinois
Feed Grain Program Warns on Weed Control and Payments
Weeds must be controlled on ground retired from corn to qualify for the Feed Grain Program. Failure to manage weeds could forfeit payments. Mowing spraying and plowing are advised. August 15 deadline looms. Diverted soybeans must be disposed by August 31 1961 with suggested rates given for soybeans corn wheat rye barley oats.
Veterans urged to check pension income for 1961
Administrator Ralph Johnson of the Illinois Veterans Commission urges veterans and widows receiving non service connected pensions to re check their 1961 income. Payments depend on anticipated yearly income and overpayments may occur if misjudged. Local offices list Paris and Marshall as service points with hours.
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U. S
Ralph Johnson
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Edgar County
E. Court Street
Paris
Clark County
Marshall
Wheat production soars while U S wheat use per person falls
In 1958 American farms will produce 1 420 million bushels of wheat up from 683 million in 1909, while per capita wheat consumption drops from 5.25 to about 2.75 bushels. Population rises and diet shifts toward dairy eggs vegetables fruits explain the surplus.
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Family Economics Bureau
National Life Insurance Company
U. S
How to Handle Brake Failure and Skids in an Emergency
Advice on braking, emergency procedures, and tire changes from a state official. Don’t panic during brake failure. Pump brakes, use emergency brake, shift to low gear, and move aside. Avoid braking hard in blowouts or skids. If a tire blows, steer straight, ease off gas, then brake lightly and exit the road. For skids, steer into the skid and brake lightly once control returns. Regular brake checks ensure safety. A copy of the new Rules of the Road may be requested from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Illinois
Collecting rare gems of human relation in daily life
A Desert Journal column likens prized collections to human bonds. It urges readers to gather qualities such as awareness and kindness through everyday exchanges with neighbors, churches, clubs, boards, and friends to complete living.
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Desert Journal
Joshua Tree
California
Boards of Community Service
Chambers of Commerce
University of Houston Emerges as Four Year School in 1934
The University of Houston evolved from a 1927 community junior college to a four year university by 1934 with the Cullen Building dedicated in 1939. It lists 10 colleges, a Downtown and Graduate School, and a 11,500 enrollment. The campus operates year round from 7 am to 10 pm under unified administration.
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University of Houston
Houston
Texas
Roy Gustav Cullen
Board of Regents
E. E. Oberholtzer
Houston Independent School District
Hugh Roy Cullen
M. D. Anderson
Cullen
Architecture
Arts and Sciences
Business Administration
Cullen College of Engineering
Educa
Tion
State of Texas
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Soraco
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TOO Hardy Family
MEGS
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Herald Classifield
Americana College Notebook
Chee
Nou
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John
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