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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1951

Page

2

Marshall Herald rates and mailing details announced

The Marshall Herald announces subscription at 2.00 dollars per year and local ad rates of 85 cents per column inch, 20 cents per line with a minimum of two lines for reader ads. Published by Wabash Valley Printing Co. Marshall Illinois with Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart as editors.

Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois Mark Stewart Carlos Stewart Herald

Family Farm Policy Review Sets Meeting Date in Martinsville

Clark County Agricultural Mobilization Committee advances a Family Farm Policy Review to evaluate how well farm programs serve the family farm. Aimed at efficient use of machinery pesticides and fertilizer the plan invites public input and outlines a booklet on the Department of Agriculture agencies. The meeting is at Mars Theatre Martinsville on Tuesday September 4 at 1 30 p m with notices to obtain the booklet from local offices and contact Willis Drake.

Clark County Agricultural Mobilization Committee Family Farm Department of Agriculture PMA Martinsville Clark Service Co Farm Bureau Marshall Mid-State Grain Co Casey Paul Crumlin Grain Co Henry Wilson Grain Co West Union Willis Drake Westfield Mars Theatre

4 H Delegates to State Fair From Clark County

Five Clark County 4 H Home Economics delegates August 15 17 to the Illinois State Fair are Nancy Sue Stricklett Dianne Reeds Vivian Parker Carolyn Collings and Sharon Hardway. Ella J. Fikuart led the delegation with activities in foods and clothing at the Junior Building. Nancy Sue Vivian and Carolyn attended clothing classes and modeled dresses with A ratings for Nancy Sue and Vivian. Garments by Hylda McCleary and Shirley Walker were exhibited with red and white ribbons. Dianne demonstrated Mixing a Rich White Cake and earned recognition in foods.

Clark County Nancy Sue Stricklett Dianne Reeds Vivian Parker Carolyn Collings Sharon Hardway Ella J. Fikuart Springfield Illinois Nancy Sue Vivian Carolyn Hylda McCleary Shirley Walker Hylda Shirley Dianne Sharon

Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report

Ohio church notes report 16 in attendance last Sunday. Residents and guests include the Gard and Welsh families in Marshall, Maxwell and Riggs households, Choctaw homecoming attendees, Edith and Grace Gard visitations, and multiple calls among Hollenbeck Norton Shotwell Davis Lindley and other local residents.

Fanny Mae Gard St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Herman Bartlett Joe Riges O. C. Shotwell John Shotwell Sam Sheets Carroll Gard Jon Ed Gard Marshall Grant Hollenbeck Nina Richard Duane Norton Ohio Potters Hall Dan Lingafelter Jean Bennett Harold Lingfelter James McKee Robinson Joe Riggs James Graham Joe Thompson Robert Gard Frank Welsh Wm. Maxwell True Thompson Edith Gard Grace Gard Neal Bumpus Richard Burton Joe

Local Social Roundup From Oblong Area

Miss Frances Drake reports a busy Oblong social week with visits among the Green Lockhart and Graham families. Reynolds and Lockhart kin attended a Marshall reunion last Sunday. Various calls were made to Ray Drake’s home by Clatfelter Artman Wells and others.

Joe’ McCrory Mra Green Lockhart Herbert Johnsson Pearl, Graham Aden Reynolds Eldon Graham Reynolds Marshall Toe McCrory Jess ‘Evans Ray Drake Harold Clatfelter Lena _Artman Ruth Wells Iva ‘Wilbert Robert Monk Ruby * Guyer George St. John Wilford Kay Leasure

Crossword Puzzle No 150 Clues and Puzzle Details

A crossword puzzle listing containing horizontal clues such as Pitch blemishes evil and others like Reitorate symbol for manganese and Dutch for Philippines. Vertical clues include Jutting rock, Siberian river, deflated, and note of scales. Puzzle ends with Answer to Puzzle No. 149.

Philippines Siberian Tamner

Seedings and pasture plans from August through spring

Sunday afternoon with their grandparents Mr and Mrs John Tersasee. Soon after August 15 is a good time to seed some Balborye for fall, winter and spring pasture. It can be seeded in a meadow to be plowed for corn in the spring or in any new pasture seeding. You can't judge fertilizer by taste, smell, appearance, or feel. Read the State Chemist tag attached.

Mrs John TeRsasee Balborye

To Remember by the Old Timers

Readers share recollections from past days recalling passenger pigeons, long migrations, rural prices, and simple household remedies. Letters describe buckwheat batter, watermelon hucksters, travel boxes, and street surfaces as examples of memories from eras long past.

Lillian BR. Cottrell Mason Independence Kans St. Ouis Frankfort

Unclear fragment prompts pest control note

A damaged fragment discusses rodent control and weather effects. It mentions starving rats as a method and suggests building defenses, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear context or determinate actions.

MacArthur debate and Missouri Valley plans shape 1951 Senate issues

GOP charges on MacArthur fired up the Senate as leaders vow more fireworks when debate opens on foreign policy amid Pick Plan criticism and Missouri valley flood control bids. Truman defends a single Missouri Valley agency while party factions clash over Duff versus Owlett for Pennsylvania convention delegates.

Pennsylvania GOP G. Mason Owlett Joe Grundy Duff James H . Duff

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