Marshall Herald listing and rates
The Marshall Herald of Marshall Illinois shows publication by Wabash Valley Printing Co with editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. Rates are $2.00 yearly for subscriptions 35c per column for local advertising and 20c per line for reader ads with mini maum two lines for readers.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Ilinois
Herald
Rainfall Shortage Across Most Areas Threatens Harvests
A weather briefing notes that rainfall since April 1 has been below normal across the United States. Only parts of the Midwest and Northeast show adequate soil moisture while the Dust Bowl region remains driest. Western areas vary, with Utah Nevada and Arizona seeing above average rain, and the Great Plains facing lingering drought risks to pastures and livestock. L. H. Simers Dept. of Ag Econ. Clean dry quarters will help keep influenza away from your hogs.
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Telephone Company declares multiple dividends in Illinois notice
The Illinois Telephone Company declares fourteenth, sixth, and initial dividends on three series of cumulative preferred stock for the period December 1, 1954 to February 28, 1955 with March 1, 1955 payment dates and February 15, 1955 record date. The company serves over 64,000 telephones in 43 Illinois cities including Bloomington Normal Paris Jacksonville Streator Pontiac Bushnell.
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Tlinois Telephone Company
The
Illinois Telephone Company
Illinois
Bloomington
Normal
Paris
Jacksonville
Streator
Pontiac
Bushnell
Wayne Pennell
Pythian Sisters
North Michigan Ave
Marshall Temple
Lois Lerner
Maxine Volk
Lois Hoyt
Cora Lena Noyes
Berniece Hoggatt
Elsie Bloodworth
Jane Spotts
Ann Kammacher
Hazel Cooper
Betty Shonk
Mildred Lewis
Margaret Kohn
Helen Rhoads
Ann Strohm
Lula Davison
Ralph Davison
Elizabeth Norton
Daisy Bell
Joe Wernz
Annapolis
Ida Riggs
Weat Union
Vern Davison
Lyman Davison
Mra
Bernard Davison
Mikie
War Vet Family Moves to Mooseheart Orphans City
Harold Lee Williams a World War II veteran from Jersey Shore Pennsylvania was killed in an auto crash two months ago. His seven children aged 2 to 10 and their mother Mrs Mary Williams arrived at Mooseheart Illinois the Moose City of Orphans to live until each child finishes high school with possible lifelong residence for Mrs Williams.
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Harold Lee Williams
Jersey Shore
Penna
Mooseheart
Ill
Moose City of Orphans
Mary Williams
Moostheart
Williams
Tip stresses driving courtesy over traffic safety
The piece argues courtesy in driving reflects safe behavior and extends concern to pedestrians and others as fellow humans, noting the present year period as a likely "sloppy" time for drivers.
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Local Social Notes and Health Update from Marshall Area
Community members and families are listed visiting relatives in Terre Haute and Marshall. Mrs Anna Shotwell is hospitalized in Union Hospital Terre Haute after a leg injury. room 212. Funeral services for Mrs Louise Moore held in Marshall with burial in Ohio cemetery.
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Walter, Gard
Doris
Terre Haute
Gray
Everett . Beett
Richard Bumpus
True ‘Thompson
Carroll-Gard
Clyde Knowles
Marshall
Anna Shotwell
Union Hospital
Grant Green
Fern Weing
Herman Bartlett
True Thompson
Mabel Gard
Martin Thompson
Otho Thompson
Vernon Hollenbeck
Daughters
Palestine
Grant Hollenbeck
Louise Moore
Ohio
Ray Skelly
Aon David
Indianapolis
John Skelly
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