Marshall Herald Publication Details and Rates
The Marshall Herald, published every Friday by Wash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois, lists editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Rates shown include $2.00 yearly subscriptions and local ad charges of 35c per column inch and 20c per line for reader ads with a minimum of two lines.
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Marshall Herald
Wash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Ilinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall Ilinois
Herald
Ocal
Dixon Springs Week in Review on Corn and County Agriculture
A Dixon Springs Experimental Station summary notes that soil colors range from north to south across Illinois and crops look good despite low subsoil moisture. Carroll County leads in corn yields and livestock production with hog and dairy industries shaping farm practices and community stability.
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Ilinois
Dixon Springs
Bob Cate
Cate
Shome
Carroll
Carroll County
Norwest
Labor Day Travel Caution Urges Safer Highway Driving
Amid a spring summer holiday period motorists face heavy holiday traffic with a dangerous driver type who shears into opposing lanes to pass. Officials urge extra caution during the Labor Day weekend and offer a free copy of the new Rules of the Road booklet by writing to Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Beld
Illinois
Gentleman From New Zealand Visits Reflects on Grazing
A visitor from New Zealand praises American grain yields while criticizing pasture waste. The talk notes New Zealand grazing is tightly regulated for complete consumption and cites Dixon Springs Experiment Station findings that ration grazing can double pasture gains by moving livestock every two to four days.
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New Zealand
Cate
New
Dixon Springs Experiment Station
Telephone Headquarters Moving to Springfield
The Illinois Telephone Company will gradually shift its general offices from Bloomington to Springfield with a later division office in Bloomington. Executives Homer C Swartz Richard B Etzkorn and Robert L Holman remain in Bloomington while Glenn Arthington Floyd Vandervater transfer to Springfield and George Wopat moves to General Telephone Co California. Definite plans for other transfers are pending.
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Illinois Telephone Company
Bloomington
Springfield
General Telephone System
Burton W. Saunders
Illinois Telephone Co
Homer C. Swartz
Minois Telephone Co
General Telephone Co
Miinois
Dinois Telephone Co
Wiineis Central Telephone Co
Neighbors Friendship Club Meets at Mrs Thelma Cline Home
The Neighbors Friendship Club gathered August 15 at Mrs Thelma Cline’s home. Members sang and prayed, read Eph 5, and heard reports. Refreshments were served. next meeting planned at Mrs Retha Wilhoit’s home with Lillie Wilhoit as co host.
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Neighbors Friendship Club
Thelma Cline
Rachel Bright
Faye Linton
Mary Baker
Cecile Church
Betty Claypool
Effie Davis
Lilie Wilhoit
Joyce
Rhondal
Leslie Dean Claypool
Retha Wilhoit
Lillie Wilhoit
Wide Wonderful World Wide Wonders
Franklin J. Meine editors a look at natural history and animal trivia. Birdwatchers and birdbanders show swifts migrate up to a thousand miles for food. Young swifts endure starvation by becoming torpid. Early horses were tiny Echippus only 12 inches high, now racing horses stand as high as 16 hands. Rats as pets please some, but they serve science by dietary studies.
Five Points News Recap of Local Reunions and Visits
Seventy seven men attended the Men s Wabesh Valley Christian Men s Fellowship at Five Points Friday evening. Belle Ridge Christian church speaker Tom Haines addressed attendees. Local families joined Morgan and Nay reunions at Marshall fairgrounds and a park in Kansas. Various residents traveled to Oregon Dwight Ill Evansville and Chehalis to visit relatives and care for relatives.
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Mr. Pleasant
Prezent Tom Haines
Belle Ridge
Anna Veach
Paul
Oregon
Ralph Burkett
Tom Morgan
Dwight
Marshall
Veterans Hospital
Given Blakeley
Given Blakeley, Mrs. ‘Norma Wilhoit and Eddie Dear
Hattie Brosman
Gl Wilhoit
Joyce
Lee Smith
Ralph Hill
Annapolis
Rosemary Higginbotham
Earl Deen Veach
Don Williams
Evansville
Indiana
Albert Jones
Olen Jones
R. A. Surface
Chehalis
Washington
Casey
Martinsville
This Place
Mt Olive attendance and local visits noted in county column
Mt Olive Sunday attendance reached 75 with offerings of 153.48. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Alva Wells for a surprise birthday supper honoring Clarke Seymour. Other brief calls from Estel Stogsdill Wilfond Leasure and Esther Leasure accompany a list of households and gatherings. Also mention restoration of Lewis and Clark fort site in Oregon by the Oregon Historical Society and FDA tissue tests finding no stilbestrol in beef fattened on the hormone.
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Mt. Olive
Alva Wells
Palestine
Clarke Seymour
Estel Stogsdill
Wilfond Leasure
Esther Leasure
Everett Ralston
Cyrus Evans
Emma Maddox
Louise Maddox
Sharon
Lena Artman
George St. John
Milo Newin
Ray. _Drake
Odin Stogsdill
Eates
Franklin Stogsdill
Belleville
John Leasure
Stanley Leasure
Maureen Pickering
Willie Leasure
Lewis and Clark
Fort Clatsop
Astoria
Oregon
Oregon Historical Society
Crackdown on Get-Tough Traffic Enforcement Spreads
National drive to deter violators shows dramatic life saving results. Franklin Kreml cites 1000+ cities adopting stepped up enforcement to cut deaths by addressing root causes. Governors in 33 states consider or launch get tough drives as deaths fall on major roads nationwide.
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Franklin M. Kremi
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Kremi
Kreml
IACP
Transportation ‘Center
Evanston
Ill
Lang Ne
Washington
Stratton
National Guard
State Highway Patrol
Illinois
Vermont
Idaho
Simms
New Mexico
Ribicoffi
Connecticut
Beat Weather Man With Nutritious Meals
Hot weather drains energy but a daily diet built from milk vegetables fruits meat poultry fish and eggs plus enriched or whole grain breads and cereals helps. Children need 3-4 cups milk daily teenagers 1 to 1 1/2 quarts adults 2 cups or more and pregnant or nursing women 1 to 1 1/2 quarts.
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Geraldine Acker
University of Illinois Foods
Real Estate Transfers in West Union and Nearby Areas
Burl and Hazel Medsker transfer land to Frank and Caerenna Snyder in West Union for $1 under a warranty deed dated October 10, 1955. Lawrence Hutchens and others convey land to Don and Gladys Kesler in Section 16, Township 11, Range 11 for $1 on August 20, 1956. Ivan Tally and Ida Bell transfer to Roy L and Genevieve Tingley on July 3, 1956 in Woodford. Earl and Frankie Eoff Keith sell Lot 5 in Scholfield subdivision in Section 32, Township 12, Range 10 to Frank Cole for $1 on August 20, 1956. K J and Mebel Crandall deed Lot 64 in Peters Second Addition to Casey to Gene and Lorene Hill for $2 on June 16, 1956.
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Genevieve Tingley
Woodford
Dulaney
Marshall
Earl
Frankie Eoff Keith
Frank Cole
Scholfield
K. J
Mebel Crandall
Gene
Lorene Hill
Peter
Casey
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Frank Everest
Edwards Air Force Base
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Frederika
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Corfu
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