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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1949

Page

6

Darwin News Roundup from Mrs Frakes Era

Local notes from Darwin include visits and illness reports. Wilfred Shaw visited his sick uncle William in Paris Hospital. Maude Paddock plans two weeks in Findlay Ohio. Local gatherings feature Darwin Ladies Aid with fifteen attendees and a pot luck dinner.

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Law On The Farm Public Stockyards

Federal law defines stockyards as public markets with pens for cattle sheep swine and other livestock. Federal control via the Packers and Stockyards Act applies when the handling area meets 20 000 square feet. States may impose laws not inconsistent with federal rules and may regulate stockyards within or outside federal scope.

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Real Estate Transfers Reported for December 1949

Property transfers include Wm and Nina Herrington to Mary and Ernest Page via warranty deed dated December 8 1949 for land in section 5 township 11 range 10. Ira Hunt to Wayne and Margaret Hunt for land in section 82 township 10 range . J Earl Finney to Daisy Cole for part of the original town of Marshall. Frank Cole to Alma Baggs for land in section 34 township 12 range 12. Preachers Aid of Methodist Church to J E Barbee for part of lot 1 block 22 in original Westfield. Frances Leona Nelson to Charles Asher for block 70 in Woodford Dulaney's addition to Marshall. Irving Chapman to Edgar and Fay Blankenbeker for land in section 36 township 9 range 14. additional transfers noted with $1 considerations.

Nina F. Herrington Mary Ernest A Ira and Grance Hunt Wayne Margaret Hunt Pei J. Earl Finney Daisy Cole Marshall Frank Cole Alma Baggs J. E. Barbee Westfield Frances Leona Nelson Charles Asher Woodford Dulaney Irving Chapman Edgar and Fay Blankenbeker Lula

Property Deeds Record Transfers Land and Timber Growth Notes

Deeds dated 1949 record transfers in Illinois, including land in section 25 township 9 range 44 to Mrs Sterlings and lot 4 in Schueys addition Westfield to Evans, and lot 9 in Martinsville to P Morris. Timber growth in Illinois is estimated at 556 million board feet across about 30 forest cover types.

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