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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1956
Page
2
The Marshall Herald is published by the Wabash Valley Printing Co in Marshall Illinois with Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart editors. It lists subscription at 2.00 per year local ads 35c per column and 20c per line for reader ads with a minimum of two lines.
This article explains easements including right of way and public agencies using eminent domain, the 20 year prescriptive period, and how consent ends or preserves an easement. It also covers life estates, their benefits, limits, and implications for heirs, taxes, and property control.
Veterinarian Dr N D Levine cautions against routine worming as unnecessary treatment can harm dogs. He notes heavy infestations are dangerous, puppies are more at risk, and diagnosis often requires microscopic examination to confirm tapeworms or roundworms such as ascarids.
The text explains how dogs contract worm eggs including whipworms and scharcids, with infection from hatched larvae. It notes tapeworms require an intermediate host, either a flea or a rabbit, and that direct infection by tapeworm eggs is not possible.
Agronomy expert J W Pendleton says new hybrid sorghums should raise yields over standard varieties, especially on sandy southern soils and poor corn areas. Illinois trials show potential yields around 100 bushels, with losses in drought matching corn. Lists several varieties and their days to maturation and bug resistance. Pendleton notes soil temperature and timing before frost as key planting guides.
Harold Scholten, extension forester, says a farm woodlot should be treated as a crop. A farm woodlot can supply most lumber needs with native hardwoods, reducing reliance on shipped conifers. An agronomist adds you don’t harvest the entire tree crop annually like other crops.
The article discusses federal tax cuts and debt management as key economic levers in any period of boom or recession. Senator Paul Douglas argues that surpluses should cut the national debt if prosperity remains, but recommends timely tax cuts if the economy slows. He warns that state and local taxes, less responsive to economic shifts, may dampen recovery.
A sub-committee urges stronger individual and corporate income taxes and reduced reliance on excise taxes. Small firms face costly bank loans as larger firms access securities markets. FTC and SEC reports show profits rising for big firms but shrinking for small firms. SBA has made 306 direct loans in two years.
Winter brings hazards like darkness fog rain snow sleet and ice. Check vehicle systems especially windshield wiper and defroster to maintain clear vision. Keep a window slightly open to prevent freezing and request the updated Rules of the Road from Charles F Carpenter, Secretary of State.
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