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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1956

Page

2

Christmas program noted in Marshall Herald Five Points

The Marshall Herald Five Points reports a church Christmas program on Sunday December 23 at 7:00 PM with invitation extended to all. Local social events include Sunday School monthly social at the Gard home and gatherings in Marshall and nearby towns with families visiting, birthdays, and birthday celebrations.

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Depletion Allowance Defended As Vital to Oil Industry

The article argues that the oil depletion allowance, devised in 1926, is not a special privilege but a tax mechanism offsetting the high costs and risks of exploration and production. It notes that producers incur losses and dry wells, with the allowance supporting continued output and preventing shortages. It also mentions an unrelated note about dairy herds.

Texas Craig Thompson Congress

Farm and station notes from Dixon Springs field report

Jack Lewis describes ewes as machines turning feed into lamb and wool, stressing parasite control and udder care. Weather fronts affect runoff and rainfall, with August to October rainfall far below the 45 year average, while lab work and seed harvest continue.

Lespedeza Wallace Anderson Plains States Illinois Lee Gard Lee

Safety on vehicles child restraint urged by warning

Many parents permit children to stand on seats while vehicles move. A sudden stop could cause head injury from the dashboard or a fall to the floor, risking serious harm.

Rules of the Road booklet offered by state secretary

In this day many drivers use safety belts for protection and it is hard to picture others letting children stand in a moving car. A copy of the new Rules of the Road booklet will be sent free on request from Charles F. Carpen Tier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.

Charles F. Carpentier Springfield Illinotas

Christian Science Church Schedule at 614 Pine Street

Sunday school at 9:30 with Sunday services at 11:00. Wednesday evening testimony meets at 7:45. Reading room open Wednesday 2:00 to 5:00 p m. The public is cordially invited.

Christian Science Pine Street

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