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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1958
Page
2
The Marshall Herald lists subscription at 2.00 per year and local advertising at 0.35 per column inch. Reader ads cost 20 cents per line. Published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois with editor Mark Stewart.
The buyer usually receives more than land in an improved farm sale. Fixtures and permanently attached items may or may not transfer depending on agreement, intent, necessity, and custom. Sellers and buyers should list removable versus nonremovable items in the sale contract. Visitors will see the Farm and Home Festival exhibit in 2008 with dates March 27 to 29 at the University of Illinois and the 4-H and FFA Dairy Call sale slated for February 22.
Charles F Carpenti er Secretary of State urges motorists to keep headlights and taillights clean during winter thaws. Mud on lenses reduces efficiency and risks a serious collision. Wipe glasses before starting, at service stations, and test high and low beams by observing reflected light from parked cars and windows.
University of Illinois safety expert Igya O. L. Hogsett reports that over half of fatal home accidents are due to falls and that about one fourth stem from fires. Most injuries occur on the same level or from stairs and ladders, with burns often linked to gasoline or kerosene use. Parents share responsibility for safe homes and practices.
A World Outdoors column notes America's recreational boating boom. The nation now has about 7.07 million pleasure craft, with $1.912 billion spent retail last year on boats engines and gear. Outboard motors and trailers drive sales, while 9.8 million gallons of marine paints were used and 397 million gallons of gasoline consumed. There are roughly 2.375 million row boats and canoes.
Miss June Kenderdine reports on dinners visits and appearances by the Shelton, Kenderdine, Webster, Graham, Cornwell, Reed, and Blankenbeker families in Melrose. illnesses include Gary Washburn with pneumonia.
Mrs. George Irsten of Oak Park Illinois recalls her daughter Mary’s early schooling. Mary born in November misses a birthday cutoff and attends private schooling before joining the local public school. The family faces a difficult first day as Mary adjusts to new methods and a larger classroom.
A family debates a new teacher for Mary as criticism grows. To encourage fairness the husband offers five cents for each correct action by the teacher, leading Mary to earn twenty cents first night and fifteen more next day, a lesson they hope will benefit her lifelong attitudes.
The church at 614 Pine Street invites the public to Sunday service at 11:00 a m with the subject Mind and Wednesday service at 7 45 p m. Public invitation extended.
4-H Club members from several counties led by Frances Davis and Ronald Bernau win top state leadership awards. Joan Treadway and Neal Anderson earn 1967 honors in public speaking, while Karen Schmelzer and Mary Meinders receive state prizes for beautification and recreation.
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