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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1959

Page

2

Marshall Herald publisher and rates notice

The Marshall Herald announces weekly publication by Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois with editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Rates listed include subscriptions at 2.00 dollars yearly local advertising 35 cents per column inch and reader ads 20 cents per line.

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Surplus Plan Would Replace Production Controls

The IAA unveils a three year plan to retire roughly 8 percent of farm land from production to cut crop surpluses. It would replace current production controls and price supports with incentives for retirement and price protection linked to average market levels.

IAA Association Chicago Farm Bureau ASC

Safety Tips for Passing Slow Drivers on Winding Roads

Irritated by slow drivers on highways? Wait for a long clear stretch before passing. Do not pass on curves or hills. Preserve patience and control. saving moments is not worth risking life. A free copy of the updated Rules of the Road booklet is available from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.

Charles F. Carpentier Springfield Kinois

Farm group urges soil conserving retirements to cut surpluses

The agricultural association backs a plan requiring land retirements from production to soil conserving crops like grasses and legumes. Payments would come from crop surpluses for farmers who retire land beyond the minimum. They seek limited time government controls while opposing broader government-imposed limits.

Putin IAA

Federal Land Bank System Reports Record 1959 Loans

Illinois Missouri and Arkansas directors at St Louis stockholders meeting hear that 1959 loan volume reaches about 55.5 million dollars. Land Bank of St Louis shows over 210 million dollars in loans outstanding and 47 million dollars in capital surplus and reserves. Other statements note the 12 bank system net worth over 500 million dollars and strong loan activity nationwide.

Federal Land Bank Associations Illinois Missouri Arkansas St. Louis Land-Bank Walter H. Droste The Land Bank of St. Louis Federal Land Bank Fred W. Gilmore Land Bank Service United States Gilmore Ww. E. ‘Fletcher Scredit Board Charles B. Bureau Federation Ys “Ritter Federal, Farm ‘Credit Board Howard Va. Cowden Consumers Cooperative Association C. Brice Ratchford University of Missour Oscar J. Strong Federal Land Bank Association of Charleston

Thanksgiving Day Gatherings In Choctaw Community

Mrs Maude hosts and others share Thanksgiving day meals with the Norton and Miller families. John Blizzard and Golda Blizzard join Mrs Maude Miller for dinner. William Ladermaan, Clarence Ledermann, Woodford Williams, and families attend visits and a 4 H meeting in Paris.

AES Warren Norto Carl: Norton Drexel Howard John Golda Blizzard Maude Miller Mary Wiliam Ladermaan Clarence Ledermann Leon Bender Woodford Williams Paris

World Outdoors Ald Outs

Readers are invited to pursue winter fishing and hunting across the world outdoors. The piece describes early morning wakes and coffee fueling anglers and hunters, notes a quirky observer among casual crowds, and highlights winter fishing techniques and regulations to check locally.

Main Street Bet Nimreds TVA

Sunflower seed ranks top oil crop in Russia

The text notes sunflower seed as Russia’s leading oil bearing crop. It also mentions Hasenpfeffer as a major Euchre offshoot developed by the Pennsylvania Dutch, derived from a German expression meaning “hase im pfeffer” or in a pickle, describing a joker’s tricky position.

Russia Hase Impfeffer

Buffalo the City of Good Neighbors and World Port in Progress

Buffalo New York sits at the heart of the Niagara region as a booming industrial hub. The St Lawrence Seaway and a $300 million expressway system spur record construction, new housing, and expanded plants in the 1 567 square mile Buffalo Niagara area.

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