Marshall Herald details and postal info list
The Marshall Herald of Marshall Illinois provides publication details including publisher Wabash Valley Printing Co and editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stew. It notes weekly Friday issues and postal classification. Rates for subscriptions and local ads are listed with per column inch and per line pricing.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stew
Mars Ilinois
Marshall, Ilinois
Herald
Tax facts lampoon tax burden with Henry Suburban vignette
A humorous breakdown traces Henry Suburban's morning purchases and taxes from alarm clock to train ride, illustrating proposed income and sales taxes. The piece references a 1948 Tax Foundation study and notes rising taxes amid daily life expenses, including electricity, food, and transport.
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Taxpayers’ Federation of Tlmois
Tax Foundation Incorporated
Henry
Rules of the Road Drive Defensively and Safely
Citizens urged to maintain first class car condition and drive with courtesy. The guide explains defensive driving to avoid accidents and emphasizes brakes tires lights and motor as key safety factors. A new Rules of the Road booklet is available free by writing to Charles F. Carpentier secretary of state in Springfield Illinois.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Henry Buys Items Before Office Visit In Taxed Life Tale
A man named Henry makes several purchases including camera film lipstick and whiskey on his way to the office. He notes birth registration tax and income tax figures and considers inheritance tax and sales tax on his eventual funeral casket.
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Henry
Listening to a Childs Questions Before Answering
A child development expert explains that parents should listen closely to their offspring questions to answer effectively. She outlines types of questions such as information seeking reassurance and conversation starters, and offers a simple three point test to guide responses.
Inspecting Your Boat For Spring Readiness And Safety
Boaters are urged to inspect stored vessels before the season. Review on water safety, buoy rules, and right of way. Talk with experienced boaters, study bluebooks, and learn limits of boats and motors. Separately Rutgers hosts a blackbird depredation conference discussing management.
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Rutgers University
Child learns through questions and courteous treatment
Mrs. Mowrer urges parents to foster curiosity as healthy and essential for learning. She says a child is not spoiled by courteous treatment and has the right to learn by asking questions. When questions are answered, nagging or pestering decreases.
West Union Social Roundup Occupational Guests and Travels
Names and visits fill a long weekly rundown in West Union as residents attend meals, host guests, and travel to Marshall Fort Dodge San Antonio Detroit and Florida. Notable mentions include Grace Griffith Eva Wright Nelle Strohm Lulie White Ruth Wright Opal Eagan Harry Thompson and many more in dated domestic notices.
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Grace Gard
Grace Griffith
Eva Wright
Nelle Strohm
Maggie Clatfelter
Eda Marvin
Lulie White
Ruth Wright
Flossie Williams
Marshall
Opal Eagan
Harry Thompson
Frederick Roderick
Champaign
Charles H. Moore
John Strohm
Omer Shawler
Shawler
L. A. Shawler
Russel Coryell
Elsa Coryell
Blanche Baker
Fort Dodge
Iowa
L. A. Baker
Harry Nicols
Elder Robert Phillips to preach at Mill Creek church
Elder Robert Phillips of Willow Hill will preach at Mill Creek church Sunday and Sunday evening. Mrs Delphia Nicol of Albright called on Mrs Maude Miller and sister Monday and Tuesday afternoon. John and Golda Blizzard visited Friday with Miss Grace Blizzard. Mrs Maude Miller spent Friday with Mrs Martha Booker at March. Mr and Mrs Woodford Williams attended a seed corn sellers meeting at Terre Haute Wednesday evening of last week.
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Robert Phillips
Willow Hill
Mill Creek
Delphia Nicol
Alright
Maude Miller
John
Golda Blizzard
Grace Blizzard
Maude-Miller
Martha Booker
Marche
Woodford Williams
Terre Haute
Ottis Williams
Mary
Carpenter
Harry
Joe
Roger
Maude
Miller
Grace
Golday
Blizzard
Emma Nicol
Woodford Williams and Sons
John Nicol
Community visits and farm outlook quotes from Illinois
Social notices list multiple visits among local families including Ottis Williams Mary Carpenter and Maude Miller with Emma Nicol and John Nicol of Alright. A University of Illinois farm outlook specialist cites a January 1 corn stock estimate of 4.7 billion bushels, up 7 percent from last year, noting potential higher marketing costs for Illinois hog producers.
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University of Illinois Farm
Larry Simers
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Larry Ledermann
George Ledermann
Ormal Higginbotham
Martinsville
Fred Holwick
Walter Garwood
Fairy Collier
Lucy ‘Collier
Ogle Nursing Home
Christian Church
Iliana
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Roy McCrory
Wary Ingram
Cassie Ferguson
Emma Reynolds
Euleta Wernz
Ingle
Emma Walker
Gene
Farmersburg
Indiana
Zelpha Cork
Union Hospital
Joe Cork
Gwen Gayle
Cottenpickers
Loans and Insurance
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Marshall, Til
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