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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1966
Page
2
The Marshall Herald published weekly in Marshall Illinois provides subscription rates at two dollars per year local advertising priced at thirty five cents per column inch and twenty cents per line for classified ads.
The Illinois State Bar Association outlines standard fire insurance policy requirements including prompt notice, inventory, sworn proof of loss within 60 days, appraisal rights, and suit within 12 months. It also details adoption process changes, outlining sources, agency roles, and criteria for adopting children including older children and agency testing periods.
University of Illinois farm management specialist Fay Sims warns omissions in tax records can raise costs. Small purchases not recorded lift true cost by 2 3 percentage points due to higher tax brackets. Automate checks via county advisers offering the Illinois Family Account Book and Illinois Farm Record Book for accurate record keeping.
Marshall City police officer Joe Ryan warns December weather changes boost accident risk. He lists Seeing Starting Going and Stopping blunders with 16 specific mistakes including cleaning small windshield view, using home remedies, dead wiper blades, parking lights, tire pressure, weight in trunk, early gears, and overreacting on slick roads.
John W. Allen surveys January across time from Roman origins to modern days. He notes January names, Janus symbolism, Saxon terms, and calendar reforms, then highlights Lincoln's 1863 Emancipation Proclamation and notable January births and events in Illinois.
The Illinois State Bar Association offers pamphlets and free copies upon request. Send requests to P O Box 2360 Springfield Illinois 62705.
An article outlines 1965 tax provisions benefiting seniors and retirees. It notes fully deductible medicine expenses, an extra $100 standard deduction for those over 65 or blind, liberalized credits on retirement incomes, and favorable residence sale exclusions.
Federal agencies in Hawaii seek electronics mechanics fire control mechanics and radio mechanics with over 100 vacancies. Starting pay ranges from 3.34 to 3.81 per hour for selected applicants and duties include disassembly and related tasks.
Editorial outlines methods for planing scar tissue including sand paper abrading, rotating wheel devices, and wire brushes. It notes use for old healed acne scars and some other scars, with anesthesia via cooling spray and icing, followed by dressing. deep scars may require repeat sessions.
Applicants must show experience in inspection testing adjustment repair overhaul alignment tuning modification assembly and install of electronic equipment. Transportation and moving costs to Hawaii paid for employees and dependents. Details and applications from Interagency Boards of U S Civil Service Examiners in major cities post offices or from the Interagency Board of U S Civil Service Exams.
The weekly Christian Science Lesson sermon centers on God as judge lawgiver king and savior with the Golden Text from Isaiah. The Herald notes the Sunday reading across all church services and sets the annual subscription at $2.00.
Somerville, the City of Seven Hills in Middlesex County Massachusetts, covers 4.2 square miles with 101 miles of streets and major traffic arteries. It hosts Tufts College and 125 industries employing 6,415 with $178,278,000 in product value, plus a large public school system and 92,305 population noted for January 1955.
Illinois 4-H crown winners include Iindsan Enid Schlipf 19 of Gridley with beef field crops and agricultural awards for a lifetime in 4-H. Diane Sutton 18 of Morris earned top foods honors and a $650 net profit from the federation stand. Suzanne Greeson 18 of Toledo won an educational award. Brenda Lehnert 4-H leader in Jackson County. Sehnert 19 of Carbondale top home economics student. Miss Jackson 18 of Manteno consistently named outstanding 4-H member since 1963.
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