Marshall Herald publications and rates list
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart with weekly Friday issues. Rates shown include subscriptions at $2.00 per year local advertising 35c per column inch and reader ads 20c per line with a minimum of two lines.
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Cattlemen Gather for Dixon Springs Meeting on Feeder Cattle
Cattle producers from nine southern Illinois counties met at the Dixon Springs Experiment Station for the Egyptian Livestock Association feeder cattle sale annual meeting. Panelists included Ray Webb Guy Casper and Carter Ditterline with buyers Lowell Tison Jim Humphreys and Delbert Douglas. Dr M E Mansfield urged joint seller buyer responsibility to prevent shipping fever and emphasized gentle handling and proper facilities.
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Egyptian Livestock Association
Feeder
Dixon Springs
Ilinois
Curt Taylor
Pope Hardin Farm
Ray Webb
Goreville
Guy Casper
Belknap
Carter Ditterline
Temple Hill
Lowell Tison
Eldorado
Jim Humphreys
Herrin
Delbert Douglas
Karnak
M. E. Mansfield
Mansfield
Hunting pressures grow as American outdoors expand
The piece notes rising hunter numbers now around twelve to thirteen million and warns about shrinking hunting lands due to suburban growth, farmland conversion, and posted signs. It credits state and federal wildlife groups for restocking and closed seasons to protect game, while urging cooperation between hunters and farmers to keep hunting viable for years.
Calf Sale Tip From Hardin County Cattleman
Milt Lewis urges farmers to keep quality cows and use the best bull to ease calf sorting at home. He says this approach helps producers load all calves for sale.
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Milt Lewis
Hardin County Cattleman
Law On The Farm Child Labor Laws And 4-H Club Meeting
The article outlines Fair Labor Standards Act limits for child labor in inter state commerce and Illinois exemptions for farm children. It notes school attendance ages 16 to 16 and describes 4-H Homemakers of Tomorrow meeting details with members, talks, and refreshments. A poultry marketing forecast and federal flood control funding under Public Law 566 are also mentioned.
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Illinois
Smiling through faith and gratitude in daily life
A reflective piece urges Americans to smile despite hardship and indigestion. It argues joy costs little, honors blessings, and reflects Christian faith, noting Christ would smile and happiness should accompany all, both rich and poor, here and in Heaven.
Local Social Roundup at West Liberty and Hammond
West Liberty residents host visiting family members from Hammond Indiana and Terre Haute with gatherings at Rev Gene Neyhart and Mary Hinkle. Members attend Home Bureau and book study events while Mrs. Rosa Statesman and others share recent social visits amid community updates. The note closes with a brief sentence about California cliff swallows at San Capistrano missions.
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Gerald Neyhart
Hammond
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Gene Neyhart
Max. Pearson
Arid
Stevie
Linda
Lafe Marrs
Mary BE. Behner
Marie Ross
Home Bureau
Mabel Bragg
Carol Hinkle
Mary Hinkle
Union Hosp
Terre Haute
Hinkle
Joyce Young
Donna
Linda Behner
Clarence Fitzjarrald
Roy Biggs
Robert Stutesman
Ronnie
Dan Stutesman
Everett Stutesman
Caryl Hinkle
Ethel
Fitzjarrald
Clarence Wilhoit
Anna Behner
Edith Marrs
Mary EB. Behner
Ross Stu
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