Marshall Herald local notice rates and publisher details
The Marshall Herald lists publication by Wabash Valley Printing Co with editors Jeck Stewart Carlos Stewart and Mark Stewart. It notes weekly Friday issues, mail handling in Marshall Illinois and subscription rates at 2.00 per year with local ad rate 35c per column inch and reader ads 20c per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Tilinoils
Jeck Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Mark Stewart
Marshall
Iillinois
State bills tax rental and hotel receipts, funding operations
Bill 125 imposes a 4 percent tax on 96 percent of gross receipts from living quarters admissions. Bill 126 lets municipalities tax hotel rooms up to 1 percent of 99 percent of gross rentals. Deficiency appropriation bills to fund state operations until July 1 1959. total appropriations exceed $60 million.
Illinois Tax Facts outlines proposed tax law changes
Maurice W. Scott reports on bills before the Illinois General Assembly that would affect taxpayers. Measures include bonds without votes, altered property assessment equalization, 50 percent valuation, franchise taxes, higher corporate fees, and sales and use tax hikes with mental welfare funding implications.
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Illinois General Assembly
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
Senate
House
Department of Revenue
Illinois
General Revenue Fund
Illinois Toll Road Rules of the Road Campaign
The Illinois toll road system extends 187 miles with four lane highways and a 60 foot median. Drivers should stay to the right except when passing to reduce passing lane hazards and speeding risks. A new Rules of the Road booklet is available by writing Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier in Springfield, Illinois.
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Tilinois
Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Illnois
Do You Have A Maid leaflet on domestic worker taxes
The Terre Haute social security office announces a four page leaflet Do You Have A Maid published by IRS and Social Security Administration. It explains that private households must pay social security taxes for workers like maids cooks chauffeurs and other help if quarterly wages exceed $50 and that the 5 percent tax is shared by employer and employee. Free copies are available at 637 Cherry Street Terre Haute Indiana leaflet 21.
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Paul Johns
Terre Haute
Internal Revenue
Johns
Social Security Office
Cherry Street
Ind
Ohio social notes remark on dinners and visits among families
Local column lists a string of names and gatherings in Ohio with hostess Mrs. Shephard and guests including Riggs Bartlett Bartlett families Wernz Gardner and others. Readers note Sunday dinners, church visits, and neighbors from Paris and Farmersburg Indiana. Also mentions new apple Blaze and peach Commache varieties undergoing trials at Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station.
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James Blankenbeker
Verticti” Hollenbeck
Buleta Wernz
Amanda Eagle
Charlie Hawkins
Maurice’ “Werns
Starén
Ruthie
Virgil Combs
Frankie
Farmersburg
Indiana
Comb
Johnie
Donnie Wernz
Fern Wernx
Randall Wesley
J Sons
Flat Rock
R. H. Gard
Euleta Wernz
Amanda Engie
Burton Joe Riggs
Lester Litteral
Marshall
Ilinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Blaze
Remembering Yesteryears in Mrs Bradberry's Arkansas Home
Mrs Eva M Bradberry recalls winters of old when living room furniture included iron bedsteads and feather beds. She remembers a marble-top bureau, kerosene lamp, family bible, trunk, fireplace, rocking chairs, and a clock that tolls hourly since her grandfather’s infancy. Beans and ham bone stew simmers in an iron kettle as sweet potatoes bake.
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Eva M. Bradberry
McDougal
Arkansas
Yesteryears
Mom
Grandpa
Ready Your Fishing Gear for the New Season
An outdoor feature urges anglers to inspect and repair reels, rods, lines, and lures before opening day. Clean, rust check, replace worn parts, and renew lines to avoid losses on big catches. Proper maintenance brings memories and future confidence on the water.
4-H Pair Honored for Top Achievement in Illinois
Two Prairie State 4-H members earned top 1968 honors in the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service program. Neal Anderson of Monmouth and Mark Swanson of Iowa were state winners and received certificates for leadership and community work. Anderson also attended the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and was named one of 12 national achievement winners earning a $400 Ford scholarship.
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Prairie State
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Illinois
Neal Anderson
Monmouth
Mark
Aan Swanson
Anderson
Chicago
Ford Motor Company
Fort Mactachusetin Fort Island and Biloxi Harbor History
Ship Island lies 12 miles south of Biloxi Mississippi and hosts Fort Mactachusetin. From 1 to 1730 the island served as harbor for French exploration of the Mississippi River. Early colonists married there and shaped the region’s coastal history amid Back Bay wetlands and verdant shores.
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Gulf Waters
Biloxi
Mississipi
How Well Do You Know Your America
A fragmented item titled How Well Do You Know Your America mentions an American city famed for its Liberty and a meeting hall in Massachusetts. It references the topmost merchant from 1761, rebuilt in 1763, with Charles the architect involved in enlarging the meeting hall amid heated discussions and sparks of debate.
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America
Liberty
Thrills Young
Rifty
Charles
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Patience Dehl
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Parenel Knowles
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Grant Hollenbeck
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S. E. Kundeenm
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