Marshall Herald rates and classifications page
The Marshall Herald lists subscription at 2.00 per year with local ad rates of 35 cents per column and 20 cents per line for reader ads. The paper is edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart and printed at the Marshall Illinois post office as second class mail matter.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Tillinois
Herald
Replacement heifers selection at Dixon Springs station
Bob Webb and George Cmarik led a paper based selection of 120 yearling heifers into keeper and cull groups using rate of gain and type scores. Cull heifers will be fed for slaughter while keepers stay for pasture growth. Foresters from the State Division of Forestry visited for a two day training and watershed project updates.
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Bob Webb
George Cmarik
Bob
George
State Division of Forestry
W. R. Boggess
Fred McMillan
National Homes to offer individualized designs in 1956 homes
The National Homes program announces in 1956 a move to individualized designs with masonry exteriors and brand-name equipment. Buyers can add attached carport or garage and expand rooms in four-foot modules from about fifty floor plans. Exteriors offer 200 masonry variations with Delco Frigidaire GM systems and all electric Frigidaire kitchens. General Bronze supplies aluminum windows.
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National Homes
Percy Stanfield
Delco
Frigidaire
General Motors
National
General Bronze Corporation
National Homes outlines 1956 plans and top materials
National Homes announces a 1956 program featuring Seal-o-Matic roofing Fiberglass insulation by Owens Corning and United States Gypsum interior surfacing. Kiln dried lumber will frame all National homes with broad financing prospects and an advisory council of builder-dealers from 41 states and D C.
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Johns-Manville
Owens-Corning
United States Gypsum Company
Bupyers
National Homes
United States
Fortune Magazine
Hubert B. Layne
Nation Homes
Eietera Ohio
Price & Price
Lafayette
Indiana
Ralph L. Shirmeyer, Inc
Fort Wayne
Guthrie May & Co., Inc
Evansville
Ind
Scott Weller and Associates
Champaign
Wilmorite, Incorporated
Rochester
N. Y
Alexander Construction Company
Colorado Springs
Colorado
National Constrictin Co
Valparaiso
States
District of Columbia
Veterans urged to return annual income questionnaire for pensions
The Illinois Veterans Commission reminds pension recipients and widows to return the Annual Income Questionnaire to the Veterans Administration. Noncompliance can discontinue pension payments. Pension rates vary by status age and dependents, with specific figures for veterans and widows, and service officers are listed for Edgar and Clark counties with office hours and locations.
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Illinois Veterans Commission
Willard A. Manning
Veterans Administration
Manning
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Edgar County
Illinois Veterans Commission Service
Walter B. Tucker
Hotel France
Paris
Illinois
Clark County
Marshall, Ilinois
Worship Service and Sunday School Schedule
A worship service at 8 30 a m features the sermon The World Judgment drawn from John 3 19. Sunday school and Bible class follow at 9 20 a m with a children's lesson titled The Birth of Jesus based on Luke 2 1 20.
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Jesus
New IAA Board Member Joins 18th District
Merle Jeffers of Catlin Vermilion County was elected to the Illinois Agricultural Association board at the recent Chicago annual meeting. As district 18 director he represents Kankakee Iroquois Vermilion Edgar Clark and Cumberland counties on the LAA board.
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The
Illinois Agricultural Association
Merle Jexers
Catlin
IAA
Chicago
Jeffers
Kankakee
Iroquois
Vermilion
Edgar, Clark
Cumberland Counties
LAA
Wounds in Livestock Need Quick Treatment
Dr. John P. Manning of the University of Illinois warns winter confinement increases injury risk and urges prompt treatment for wounds. Fresh wounds heal faster as natural defenses work quickly. chronic wounds resist healing. Isolate injured animals, control severe bleeding with a tourniquet, and avoid strong disinfectants on open wounds. Get county farm adviser blanks for tree orders.
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John P. Manning
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
Manning
Calf Nursing Guideline For Newborn Calves
To prevent scours, feed dairy calf milk at one pound per ten pounds of body weight during the first fourteen days of life.
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Mit
Drench Fights Eye Parasites in Sheep to Halt Worm Transfer
Farmers are urged to use phenothiazine drenches to remove eye parasites in lambs and prevent stomach worm transmission to offspring. The remedy targets ocular pests that can move from treated animals to their young, reducing herd infection risk.
Dairy expert warns dairy cows may dry up early
A University of Illinois dairy specialist says cows can dry up prematurely and you may not extract all milk from the udder at each milking leading to reduced yields.
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University of Illinois
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