Marshall Herald rates and publication details
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editors Mark and Carlos Stewart. It is issued weekly on Fridays and entered as second class mail matter. Subscription is 2.00 per year with local ads 35c per column and reader ads 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Iltnois
Herald
Tax cuts on phone and transport taxes urged by Illinois taxpayers
The Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois argues eliminating the 10 percent federal excise taxes on phone service and transportation would cut bills. Using examples from January 1960 phone charges and a Springfield to Chicago coach trip, they estimate savings of 68 cents monthly on phones and 48.88 dollars yearly on travel, totaling 450 million in 1961 revenue if kept. They urge readers to contact Congress.
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Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
John Smith
John
Springfield
Chicago
Railroad crossin safety reminder in 1950s style
Alert to watch for multiple tracks and blind approaches at crossings. Look both ways, listen for trains, and cross slowly if needed. Do not cross when signals blink and request the new Rules of the Road from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springeld, Linois
Kefauver probes price gouging in drug firms at hearings
Senator Estes Kefauver’s investigation into drug pricing ruffles industry and prompts denials. He highlights vast gaps between military, wholesaler, and consumer costs, noting a small firm can undercut big firms by large margins. The piece also compares international and U S price disparities for a popular tranquilizer.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Reg Pricea
Theublic
South America
Fatigue and safety: rest to prevent accidents
A discussion notes fatigue as a major factor in accidents with quotes about being tired and careless. Resting away from work improves alertness and reduces tension, suggesting breaks and quiet recovery spaces to return to tasks safer and more prepared.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Ilinois
Hogsett
BE SLOW TO ACCUSE A CHILD OF LYING
A child may confuse truth and pretend as041 magic imaginations. Do not falsely accuse a child of deception. Explain that a story can be pretend. The writer cites Mrs. Margueritte Lynch from the University of Illinois home economics department on child perception.
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Margueritte Lynch
Ite
University of
Reminiscences From Arkansas and Texas Readers
Eva M. Bradberry recalls winter days in McDougal Arkansas with iron bed frames three bed steads and a marble bureau while J H McKinley of San Antonio Texas remembers courthouse dancing in Pleasanton with cowboys wearing spurs. The note is part of the Timer Community Press Service column from Frankfort Kentucky.
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Eva MM. Bradberry
McDougal
Arkansas
Yesteryear
Grandpa
J. H. McKinley
San Antondo
Tex
Pleasanton
Texas
Community Press Service
Frankfort
Kentucky
Children learn truth through guidance and example
Mrs. Lynch argues a nine year old should distinguish truth from falsehood and warns harsh punishment can push a child toward lying. She suggests involving the child in setting consequences and modeling honesty to foster truthful habits, noting excuses for personal comfort can be seen as lies.
Ohio Chapel News Notes and Sunday Services
Rev. Robert Shephard filled his appointment and will be present next Sunday evening February 14 at 7 00 for services. Mrs Rosalie Bartlett visited Mrs Mabel Gard Tuesday afternoon. Mrs June Cannady and children at Flat Rock spent weekend with Ira Cannady. Audrey Drum and Sharon Elaine were Sunday visitors and attended Ohio Chapel services. Kenneth Swope called on Grant Hollenbeck Friday afternoon. Bernard Marvin and sons spent Saturday with George Marvin. Herman Bartlett visited Gideon Dehl Wednesday. Twenty six neighbors gathered at the home of Adah for a neighborhood gathering.
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Robert Shephard
Herer
Rosalie Bartlett
Kenneth Swope
Grant Hollenbeck
Bernard Marvin and Sons
George Marvin
Herman Bartlett
Gideon Dehl
Adah
Urbana 4-H and FFA calf sale set for Feb 27
Illinois 4-H and FFA members in Urbana promote top quality calves for the 12th annual club sale on February 27 at 11 a.m. in the University of Illinois stock pavilion. About 85 calves will be sold as youth planners highlight livestock projects.
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Illinois
FFA
FFA Club
Urbana
University of Illinois
Stated meetings set for the second and fourth Wednesdays
Meetings scheduled for the second and fourth Wednesdays each month at 7 30 p m with Kenneth Cole W M and Lester Johnson Senior Secretary as officers.
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Kenneth Cole
Fic
Wrder
Lester Johnson
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