The Marshall Herald Masthead and Rates
The Marshall Herald, published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois, edited by Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart, announces subscription at 2.00 per year and classifieds rates at 35 cents per column inch and 20 cents per line for reader ads.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Wiinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall
Ilinois
Iiinois
Herald
Focal
Illinois Tax Facts on Public Aid Costs and Budgets
Maurice W. Scott discusses rising public aid costs as the Illinois General Assembly weighs 1959 61 appropriations. He notes totals for current and proposed biennia, federal matching funds limits, and statewide/local financing roles. The piece urges tighter eligibility and collection from liable relatives to reduce burdens.
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Ilinois General Assembly
Assembly
Tlinois
Legislative Commission
W. Russell Arrington
Evanston
General Assembly
Life Signs on Highways Explain Stop and Yield Rules
A guide explains traffic signs including Stop signs require a complete stop, yielding at intersections, and warning signs such as diamonds and rounds. It notes cautions for railroad crossings and yields near intersections, with a offer for a free Rules of the Road booklet from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Spring- Geld
Ilinois
State budget debate on crime, reform, and job programs
The Illinois Budgetary Commission chaired by Senator Everett R. Peters weighs requests for state funds and recommends allocations. Lawmakers call for better funding for investigation and prosecution, expanded job training and rehabilitation, and more case workers after study on optimal caseloads.
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Illinois Budgetry Commission
Everett R. Peters
St. Joseph
Kitchen speed danger in home with safety tips
University of Illinois safety expert warns hurried cooking leads to hospital visits. Avoid fast motions in the kitchen by using sturdy ladders and shelving, turning pan handles away, organizing tools, storing sharp knives safely, and investing in safety to reduce hospital bills.
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O. L. Hogasett
University of Illinois
Sinclair Truflame LP Gas Now Sold in Marshall
Appliance Sales & Service of Marshall markets LP gas under Sinclair Oil and Gas new Truflame banner. Wayne Hollenbeck says the firm is among first distributors nationwide to sell Truflame LP gas. A T Scherer says the program leverages brand identification and the Sinclair name to aid distributor sales.
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A. T. Scherer
Hquefied Gas Products Sales Department
Sinclair
Marshall
Wayne
the Herald
Little Rock emerges as early Arkansas hub and capital
The 1722 encounter of Bernard de la Harpe at the Arkansas River marks the site as a key passable point. Wil lam Lewis becomes Little Rock’s first settler before its 1825 incorporation, with Arkansas achieving statehood in 1834. Today the metro hosts about 242,900 residents, 70,000 in row farming and 13,000 in manufacturing, while six parks, a municipal zoo, pools, golf, ball parks, and playgrounds highlight urban life.
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Bernard de la Harpe
Arkansas River
la Petite Roche
Little Rock
Arkansas Territory
Willam Lewis
Arkansas
Ucts
Little He
Mississippi River
Lite Rock
Rollbrig
Foum pany ed 1945 in olditarig papers building
A fragment notes a company forum established in 1945 in the old papers building north of the current store site, marked as a year ago.
West Liberty Social Roundup Missing
Mrs Rosa and Mr Robert Pearson visit relatives in West Liberty. Virginia Griffith Mina Jeanette Behner attend St Charles ton University holidays home from college. Local residents Mr and Mrs Lafe Mairra and others hosted gatherings and visits through midweek with neighbors and friends.
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Corintthnsett
Robert
Webster
Linda
Stevie Pearson
Lafe Mairra
Virginia “Griffith
Mina Jeanette Behner
St. Charleston University
Paul
D. A. White
Ben White
Sue Harbor
Elaine Myers
Youth group notes and social at Wilhoit home
The Five Points youth group met for a February social at the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilhoit with attendance by Jaye Draper David Carnin Tom Draper Phyllis Draper Donna Gard Linda Gard Elaine Myers Faye Linton Terry Bright Dianne Schwartz Linda Mack Marilyn Mack and others. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Dale Collinsville Til and Mr and Mrs Roy Hinkle and children of Paris. Carolyn Cook of Charleston University visited with Ches ter Cook. Mrs Robert Tucker returned home after treatment at Paris Hospital.
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Ithede
Glenn Wilhoit
Jaye
David Carnin
Tom
Phyllis Draper
David
Swisher
Donna
Linda Gard
Elaine’ “Myers
Faye Linton
Terry Bright
Dianne Schwartz
Linda
Norman Mack
Marilyn
Dale V
Collinsville
Til
Glenn
Withoit
Joyce
Roy
Hinkle
Paris
Maetta Creed
Darwin
Rosemary Garrett
Casey Axle
Vente
Linton
Faye
Maurice
Shepherd
Kansas
Carolyn” Cook
Charleston ‘University
Chester Cook
Robert Tucker
Paris Hospital
4H Pair Named State Winners for Citizenship Efforts
Ruth Sussenbach and Robert Bohlen, both 4-H members from Greenville and Mononaqua, were named 1958 state winners in the 4-H Citizenship program. They were honored with certificates in memory of Thomas E. Wilson, former president of the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club at Work.
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Robert Bohlen
Illinois
Ruth Sussenbach
Greenville
Moneaqua
Cooperative Extension Service
Thos
BE. Wilson
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club At Work
Tea elephants and glass fiber use in insulation
The text notes tea elephants, described as the largest seals, reaching up to 20 feet and 5,000 pounds with a distinctive male snout. It also mentions glass fiber, known for generations but used industrially since the 1930s, praised as rot resistant, lighter than wool, and superior to silk as an insulating material.
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Illinois Tax Facts
Maurice W. Scott
Taxpayers Federation of Illinois
Charles F Carpentier
Little Rock, Arkansas
Arkansas State Capitol
West Liberty
Rosa
Bill
Mrs. G. B
Heart Fund
Zasha
Les As
Ribadelage
Spain
Shell
Whig Shell
Ceae
Vyene
Cain
Seaboard
Canon
Archer Ave. Marshall
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