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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1958
Page
2
The Marshall Herald of Marshall Illinois lists its publishers Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with editor Mark Stewart. It notes publication frequency every Friday and provides subscription and advertisement rates in local terms.
The World of Animala display at the Warm and Home Festival on March 27 28 and 29 features animal production forecasts by University of Illinois College of Agriculture scientists. It showcases automatic feeding systems egg implants artificial insemination X ray carcass evaluation and other dairy and poultry research with inbred goats and a cross breeding dairy exhibit. Visitors will see 1908 versus present swine and chick rations and learn about hormone aided egg laying and other advances in livestock production.
A passage states that persons operating farm tractors in Illinois are generally not required to hold a driver’s license. An exemption applies when the operator drives the tractor only between the home farm and nearby locations.
In the neighborhood familiarity breeds danger as drivers and pedestrians become complacent. Drivers feel at ease with streets and may drive with eyes closed, while pedestrians also ignore caution at dawn and dusk, risking collisions and injuries.
The Taw clarifies that a farm tractor operator must hold an operator's license unless operating on a highway under a narrow exemption. A highway includes any publicly maintained way open to the public, so even country roads fall under the law. The exemption is not as liberal as before 1953.
Rail crossings near farms pose high risks with about 900 rural deaths yearly from auto train collisions. The old Stop Look Listen rule remains safest, especially in winter when windows mute the whistle. Do not race trains, stop, roll down windows, look and listen to prevent tragedy.
Dusty Miller humorist and philosopher from Wilmington Ohio will headline the third annual Terre Haute Producers Marketing Association meeting at the Farm Bureau Building Terre Haute on Saturday February 15 starting 11 30 a m. Robert Ingersoll manager of the market notes Miller’s long publishing career and national speaking circuit while business reports cover local and state organization progress and finances with an advisory committee and delegate election to be held and lunch served from 11 30 to.
A midday gathering of acquaintances enjoying good food and casual conversation. The social moment centers on sharing meals and light companionship in a relaxed setting.
Mrs. Rita Lee and daughters and June Kenderdine were Marshall business callers Wednesday afternoon. Visitors and calls span Sunday with the Bridgewaters, Kenderdines, and others. A skating party at Oblong drew several from the community. Keith Kenderdine recovers after an injury and dental work.
The West Tiberty Rosa Statesman page records visits among neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Evert Harbor Mrs Edith Marrs Donna Behner Eva Belle Helt Clarence Bitzjarrald Roy Biggs Glen Clapp Everett Curtright Audrey Pearson Herb Cash in Terre Hally day and others. Youth rally attendance at Mattoon is noted and a late night contemplation asks readers about being short changed and by how much.
Five former Illinois 4 H Club members are recognized in the 4 H Alumni Recognition program. William J. Kessler of Auburn received the national award and gold alumni key. Doris Waechter Schoenbein of Elmwood expanded Elmwood Club enrollment. Bert M. McKee of Varna chairs local extension bodies. Margaret Isenbart Morris of Rock Island taught home economics and led dairy groups. Henry Marlowe of Huntley runs a feed and hatchery business and has led 4 H for 25 years.
Card expresses sincere thanks for kindness and assistance during illness and death of James T. Wallace and later Della Jane Ellington. It acknowledges flowers and support from Audrey Babcock Warren, Walter Wayne Wallace, and George Ellington family, plus friends and relatives.
In Memoriam Carroll C. Craig honors a loved father with a reflecting message. The note recalls enduring memories and a wish for God’s will, signed by His Family.
Windy Taylor showcases a homemade device using an alarm clock, door springs, and a car battery to automate cattle feeding. The mechanism triggers at noon and midnight, opening a feeder chute and delivering feed to the manger while the inventor sleeps.
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