Marshall Herald publication and pricing note
The Marshall Herald announces weekly Friday issues from Marshall Illinois published by Wabash Valley Printing Co. Editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart present subscription rates at $2.00 per year and local ads at 35 cents per column inch with reader ads at 20 cents per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Minois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall, Milinois
Gerald
Illinois Tax Facts urges voters to keep tax increases on the ballot
In a column by Maurice W. Scott executive secretary of the Taxpayers Federation of Illinois, the piece argues legislators should require voter approval for any property tax increase. It cites rising annual property tax totals from 457,184,797 in 1948 to 1,028,011,012 in 1958 and praises local funding approvals for schools, firehouses, sanatoriums, parks, and voting machines as evidence of prudent expenditure.
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Illinois
Maurice W. Scott
Taxpayers Federation of Ilinois
71St General Assembly
Tlinois
Clinois
Illinois General Assembly
Correct mental attitude guides safe driving rules
An article urges motorists to maintain a prudent mindset, moderating speed to highway conditions, yielding to passing cars, and avoiding erratic lane changes. It promotes courtesy and safe driving as essential and offers a free Rules of the Road booklet from Charles F. Carpentier, Secretary of State, Springfield, Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Illsots
Local Tax Referendum Right Keeps Public Vote Safe
While lawmakers steer clear of measures that curb referendums, the text argues voters should retain powers to approve local tax issues. It calls for prudence to protect public referendum rights and avoid restrictive actions.
Polio Shots Urged Before 1959 Season Starts
University health expert Pauline Brimhall urges all family members under 40 to receive the three part polio vaccination this year with first dose now and follow ups two to six weeks and seven months later. Public Health Service notes 1958 polio cases peaked in one year olds though vaccination remains 87 percent effective. The Illinois Swine Day will be held March 5 in Urbana.
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Pauline Brimhall
University of Illinois
Anaheim City and Disneyland Highlight Orange County History
The text chronicles Anaheim as the oldest, rapidly growing city in Orange County, noting its 1867 incorporation and origins from German settlers naming it Home on the Santa Ana. It cites Valencia orange prominence, 8 million Disneyland visitors since 1955, and Anaheim City Park’s attractions and beauty.
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San Francisco
Juan Cajon de Santa Ana
Anaheim
Santa Ana
Orange County
Disneyland
Register
Ansheim
Anaheim City Park
West Liberty Community Notes and Safety Message
A local social column lists visits among West Liberty residents including Rosa Statec and Mrs Rosa Bosstick visiting Lafe Marrs, plus multiple family and neighbor gatherings. An Illinois extension notice urges home safety and highlights a veterinary medicine event at the University of Illinois and future use of living insecticides in farming.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Ilinois
Cattle Feeding Profitable for Illinois Farmers in 1958
The report notes that low feed prices and favorable fat cattle prices in 1958 boosted profitability for Illinois farmers engaging in cattle feeding, reflecting favorable market conditions and input costs for that year.
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Illinois
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